Drones Technologies: Present & the Future, featuring Mr. Sai Kumar from Marut Drones, Hyderabad — a trailblazer in India’s rapidly growing drone ecosystem. Once seen as futuristic gadgets, drones have now become indispensable tools across sectors like agriculture, healthcare, disaster response, and urban planning. By 2030, the global commercial drone industry is projected to soar past USD 50 billion—a figure that rivals the entire global market for video game consoles and doubles India’s current edtech sector. This isn't just about flying gadgets anymore; drones are reshaping agriculture, logistics, defence, and disaster response. Globally, over 33,000 companies are driving this transformation, employing more than 2.1 million people. India, too, is rising fast, with 700+ drone manufacturers and 600 service providers, led by innovators like IdeaForge, Garuda Aerospace, and Marut Drones. As the Indian market races toward USD 1.4 billion by 2029, the question isn't whether drones will change our world—but how fast, and how far.• The episode features Dr. SP Mishra interviewing Mr. Sai Kumar, co-founder of Marut Drones, discussing the evolution and significance of drone technology.• Drones have transitioned from being mere toys to essential tools in various industries, with a projected market size of $50 billion by 2030.• There are currently around 33,000 drone companies worldwide, highlighting the growing interest and investment in drone technology.• The discussion includes practical applications of drones in agriculture, where they can efficiently spray crops, covering up to 30 acres in a day, depending on land conditions.• To operate drones legally, individuals must undergo training, pass an exam, and obtain a DGCA license, which is valid for 10 years.📧 Email: sp.mishra@indiacareercentre.com📌 Subscribe now and stay ahead in your career! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyA_WN8O2Z7g0ywPzSddLGg/join