PDRL Secures 500 AeroGCS Licenses to Support AVPL’s Agricultural Drone Operations

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Passenger Drone Research Pvt. Ltd. (PDRL), a drone technology company based in Nashik, Maharashtra, has secured an order for 500 AeroGCS software licenses from AVPL International (AITMC Ventures Ltd.), marking a key development in India’s expanding drone ecosystem. AVPL International, a prominent player in aerial technology for mapping and conservation, will integrate PDRL’s AeroGCS GREEN software into its operations across various sectors, including agriculture and environmental conservation.

AVPL International’s Expanding Drone Network

AVPL International operates across 12 states in India and has established an extensive network of 50 Global Incubation and Skill Hubs (GISH), alongside 20 World Incubation and Skill Hubs (WISH). These hubs are focused on the drone and agriculture industries, playing an essential role in technological innovation, skill development, and workforce training. By incorporating PDRL’s AeroGCS GREEN software, AVPL International aims to enhance the effectiveness of its drone applications in precision agriculture and resource mapping, supporting the continued growth of these industries in India.

AeroGCS GREEN: Tailored for Agriculture Drone Operations

AeroGCS GREEN, developed by PDRL, has become an integral part of India’s agricultural drone operations. The software suite serves as a ground control station (GCS) designed specifically for agriculture, offering features such as precision flying, spraying, and data analytics. The software’s user-friendly interface enables efficient mission planning, and it allows for the precise mapping of fields using multiple techniques, whether by map, mobile device, or drone.

AeroGCS GREEN’s demo video

Key functionalities of AeroGCS GREEN include:

  • Spraying Workflow Optimization: Enables users to plan and execute spraying missions quickly.
  • Field Mapping and Mission Planning: Provides multiple options for mapping fields and optimizing spraying operations.
  • Obstacle Avoidance: Prevents spraying in restricted areas by plotting and avoiding obstacles.
  • Flow Monitoring: Tracks spray flow rate and remaining spray amounts to ensure accurate coverage.
  • Cloud Integration: Offers cloud-based insights and detailed reports that support business decision-making.
  • Mission Pause and Resume: Allows spraying missions to be paused and resumed without loss of data.

AeroGCS GREEN Benefits for Agriculture

The software’s benefits extend beyond operational efficiency:

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  • Resource Optimization: By minimizing water and liquid usage, it ensures more efficient spraying practices.
  • Uniform Spraying: Ensures equal distribution of spray, improving the quality of agricultural produce.
  • Business Insights: Integration with AeroGCS Enterprise provides valuable data to optimize farming practices.
  • Nutritional Benefits: Precision spraying leads to healthier crops, contributing to better nutrition.
  • Time Savings: The streamlined setup and simple user interface reduce time spent on operations.

A Strategic Partnership for Agricultural and Environmental Impact

The collaboration between PDRL and AVPL International reflects a shared commitment to improving agricultural practices and supporting environmental conservation efforts across India. With the help of PDRL’s technology, AVPL International plans to make advancements in precision agriculture, helping farmers optimize resource use and improve crop yields.

“Partnering with AVPL International represents a significant milestone for PDRL, allowing us to contribute meaningfully to India’s agricultural and environmental sectors.”
Anil Chandaliya, CEO, PDRL
“We’re enthusiastic about a collaborative future that drives sustainable growth and technological advancement, fostering progress in precision agriculture and beyond.”
Himanshu Sharma, CEO, AVPL International

A Step Forward for India’s Drone Ecosystem

The order for 500 software licenses signals a growing demand for drone technology in India’s agriculture and environmental sectors. The collaboration between PDRL and AVPL International underscores the increasing role drones are playing in improving productivity and sustainability within these industries. As drone adoption expands, India continues to develop as an important player in the global drone technology landscape.

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