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My friend is having an idea about making Drones which can compete with DJI also with that he is focusing on multiple other sectors like Agriculture, Defense, Life Saving etc. This will go upto the flying vehicles for travelling Would that gonna wo

The drone market has long been dominated by high-cost giants like DJI, leaving many unable to access quality drones. Our Made-in-India drone company aims to change that by offering high-performance drones with superior stabilization, a complete ecosy

Exciting Opportunity for a Visionary CTO! Svira Apex Solutions LLP, a Defense & Aerospace startup in Northeastern India, is seeking a brilliant and passionate Chief Technology Officer to join our team. We're developing cutting-edge technologies lik

🎋Agriculture Reimagined: The Drone Revolution! Picture this: A farmer, under the scorching sun, manually spraying his fields. It’s laborious, time-consuming, and risky due to chemical exposure. Now, imagine a drone buzzing overhead, doing the same

The Rise and Fall of GoPro! So GoPro was an action camera brand started by Nick Woodman in 2002. He went on a surfing trip but couldn’t capture his best moments as expected. So he launched GoPro and introduced its first product—the Hero camera. Fa

How India’s Defence Manufacturing Took Off in 2025 Theme: From Importer to Exporter — India’s Defence Renaissance --- 🛡️ The Problem Heavy reliance on foreign defense imports Limited domestic manufacturing capabilities Need for self-reliance

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College Projects That Made Millions – ideaForge Remember that drone from the movie 3 Idiots? Well, that wasn't built by Joy, it was built by Rahul Singh. Rahul made this during his IITB days, and after completing his BTech, he started ideaForge in

How Anduril Became a $14 Billion Defence Giant! So the idea began years ago when Trae Stephens and Palmer Luckey met at a Founders Fund Retreat. They observed that despite the government having millions to spend, only few startups arw able to work