Magellanic Cloud's Scandron Gets DGCA Approval For Agri-drone

Agricultural drone technology firm Scandron, on Monday, said that it has received Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) approval for its advanced Agri-Drone model, SNDAG010QX8. 

This certification is a big step for Scandron in transforming Indian agriculture with advanced drones

The agri-drone model is a rotorcraft specifically designed for agricultural applications. Falling under the small category, this drone is set to significantly enhance the efficiency of spraying fertilizers and pesticides, crop surveillance, field monitoring, and livestock management. With this certification, Scandron Private Limited is poised to deliver innovative solutions that support sustainable farming practices and improve crop yields.

Magellanic Cloud’s leadership in the Agri-Drone market is further solidified with this certification. By reducing dependency on foreign technology and components, Magellanic Cloud, through Scandron Private Limited, is committed to supporting the Government’s Make in India initiative. This move not only ensures a steady supply of high-quality drones tailored for Indian farmers but also fosters self-reliance in critical technology sectors.

Joseph Sudheer Reddy Thumma, Director & Promotor, Magellanic Cloud said, “Receiving DGCA certification for our Agri-Drone through Scandron Private Limited is a testament to our commitment to innovation and quality in the agricultural technology sector. This milestone underscores our dedication to supporting Indian farmers with advanced, locally-manufactured drone solutions that enhance productivity and sustainability. We are proud to contribute to the Make in India initiative and look forward to further empowering the agricultural community through transformative technology”

The DGCA certification reflects the supportive regulatory environment that is crucial for the growth of the Agri-Drone market in India. Magellanic Cloud and Scandron Private Limited are committed to working closely with government bodies to ensure that regulations continue to promote innovation while ensuring safety and operational efficiency.