On Wednesday, the Dhanekula Institute of Engineering & Technology near Ganguru of Krishna district witnessed the inauguration of the Drone Research & Development Centre by Governor S Abdul Nazeer. During his speech, the Governor expressed his confidence that India will become a leading global drone hub by 2030, thanks to the country’s remarkable progress in fields such as electric vehicle manufacturing, digitization, and artificial intelligence.
Governor Abdul Nazeer urged the students in attendance to seize the opportunities presented by emerging technologies, such as drone technology, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, and carve out their unique path in these fields. The inauguration of the Drone Research & Development Centre is a significant milestone towards advancing research and development in the drone industry, paving the way for India to lead the world in this cutting-edge technology.
The Governor of the Indian state, S Abdul Nazeer, highlighted the increasing usage of drones across various sectors in the country. During his speech at the Drone Research & Development Centre’s inauguration, he emphasized how drones are being employed for a range of purposes such as surveillance, geographical mapping, disaster management, search and rescue, and agriculture.
Governor Abdul Nazeer also stressed the importance of students enhancing their skills in drone technology, design, integration, and architecture to meet the growing demand for such expertise. As drones continue to become more prevalent across different industries, there is an urgent need for professionals who can leverage their expertise in these emerging technologies to bring about innovative solutions and drive progress.
The Governor’s remarks underscored the critical role that drones are playing in transforming industries and improving the lives of people in India. With the establishment of the Drone Research & Development Centre, the country is taking significant strides towards fostering cutting-edge research and development in drone technology, positioning itself as a global leader in this field.
During the inauguration of the Drone Research & Development Centre at the Dhanekula Institute of Engineering & Technology, Governor S Abdul Nazeer emphasized the importance of students being well-informed and equipped with various aspects of drone technology to pursue careers in this emerging sector. He lauded the efforts of the college in establishing the centre in collaboration with Dronix Engineering Ltd, Israel.
As part of the event, the Governor presented medals to outstanding students of the college, commending them for their academic achievements. Justice Jasti Chalameswar, former Judge of the Supreme Court, graced the occasion as the guest of honour.
To show appreciation for the Governor’s presence, Dr GVR Prasad Raju, Vice-Chancellor of JNTU, Kakinada, Nir Gendler, CEO of Dronix, Israel, DKRK Ravi Prasad, D Venkata Bhavani Prasad, and Ravi Kadiyala were also in attendance. D Ravindranath Tagore, Chairman of Dhanekula Institute of Engineering & Technology, felicitated the Governor with a memento and shawl.
The establishment of the Drone Research & Development Centre and the Governor’s speech underscore the significance of cutting-edge research and development in the field of drone technology, positioning India as a global leader in this field. With such initiatives, India is likely to make significant strides towards advancing research and development in the emerging technology sector, creating more opportunities for students and professionals alike.
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