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Drones are the next focus Industry!!!

Topics will be covered :

  1. : Introduction to Drones

  2. Regulations of DGCA

  3. Multirotor Drones

  4. Fixed wing UAVs

  5. Types of Drones

  6. Commercial & Industrial Drones

  7. Endurance Drones

  8. Delivery Drones

  9. Multi rotor electronic components

  10. Drone flight simulator introduction

  11. Pre-flight , In-flight, Post-flight check list tutorial

  12. Drone assembly training & flight Simulator

  13. Drone flight training.

  14. Drone Endurance Flight training

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(Scroll down to he very bottom to get the detailed syllabus of this course)

Other important details

  1. Eligibility: Minimum 12th grade students​

  2. Duration: 3 Days 

  3. Location : Visakhapatnam / Noida

  4. Dates: 23rd- 25th December 2022

  5. Timings : 10:00 AM - 04:00 PM 

  6. Only for Indian Students

  7. Completely offline Program

  8. Fee: ₹ 9,999/                                                                                         ( Use Promo code FIRSTFLY to get flat ₹ 4000 OFF )

  9. For more and detailed Terms & Conditions refer Drone Course T&C.

  10. NO DGCA Certification provided

You will get,

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Knowledge of the subject
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Certificate
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Doubt Clarification Support
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Mentorship
 (for Institutions/ more than 25+ students)
Watching Drones?
Making Drones??
What makes you more excited!!??

A introductory course on Drones focused on multirotor drones. The topics like Introduction to Drones, Regulations of DGCA, 

Multirotor Drones,Fixed wing UAVs ,Types of Drones, Commercial & Industrial Drones ,Multi rotor electronic components, Drone flight simulator introduction, Pre-flight , In-flight, Post-flight check list tutorial, Drone assembly training & flight Simulator, Drone flight training. Anyone from any education background can also enroll for this course. Minimum age is for this course is 18 or should be in minimum 12th grade.

What is a Drone?

The term drone refers to an unmanned aircraft. Known officially as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or unmanned aircraft systems, drones are similar to other types of aircraft. As its name implies, a drone is a flying robot that is controlled remotely or can fly autonomously by using embedded software-controlled flight plans that have onboard sensors and coordinates with a global positioning system (GPS).  

Why Drones?

These unmanned aerial vehicles offer real-time videos and a better way to move around in places where it's tough for humans to go. There is a possibility that Drones will take over nearly 80% of the agriculture markets in the next couple of years, as per the experts. Not just agriculture, drones will take over all the industries. There is a lot of demand for manufacturing space of drones, repairing and maintenance, flying and other areas too. It's highly recommended to have some skills in drones additionally from whatever domain that you are into.

Supporting in
Making India the drone hub of the world”.
Global Space Industry 

Global Space economy is valued at USD 370 Billion in 2021 and is expected to reach USD 642 billion by 2030 with CAGR of 6.3%, as per the findings by renowned consulting firm EuroConsult.

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This growth is enabled by growing demand for space-based services, lowering of costs, miniaturization and access to technology, liberal funding and enabling regulations around the world.

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The revenue consists of the space market (USD 337 Bn in 2021) which includes commercial space revenues and government procurement for their space activities contracted to the private sector and other spending from government organizations (USD 33 Bn) to conduct their space activities (internal costs and R&D).

 

This growth is enabled by growing demand for space-based services, lowering of costs, miniaturization and access to technology, liberal funding and enabling regulations around the world.

India in the picture :

India, at present accounts for about 2% of global space economy. The sector in India consists of key government entities & various private players including established firms as well as start-ups.

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There are ~500 private companies operating in the space technology sector in India. The Indian Space-tech start-up ecosystem is also booming, with over 100 active Indian space-tech start-ups.

 

Moreover, efforts have been put in towards revising the space policies including the FDI policy by the Government for the space sector to spur the growth of private sectors, increase industry's share in the Indian Space and global space market.

Opportunities and others :

  • Indian Space industry is growing the CAGR of 48%. (As per the IBEF,Ministry of Commerce & Industries,Govt. Of India)

  • Antrix Corporation expects the industry to grow up to $50 billion by 2024 if provided with appropriate policy support.(Source : Wikipedia)

  • The investments will fuel the future of the space industry, which Bank of America says could reach $1.4 trillion by 2030.26-Oct-2021. (Source :AXIOS.COM).

  • Module -3 : International Laws and regulations of GIS and Remote Sensing
    International, National Laws & Regulations of Remote Sensing & GIS Laws of Satellite & Climate activities Data legal issues National legalisation of remote sensing Regional & Global agreements on remote sensing Other Agreements of Remote Sensing
  • Module - 5 : International laws and regulations of GNSS
    Introduction to GNSS The institutional context for GNSS Operations GNSS Providers GNSS AUGMENTATION GNSS USERS GNSS SERVICES LEGAL FRAMEWORK IT’S PROBLEMS
  • Module - 1 :Introduction to Space Sciences
    What is Space Sciences ? Necessity of doing space exploration Space Industry Basic topics in Space Sciences
  • Module-2 : Introduction to Space Law
    Introduction to International Laws Introduction to Space Law Outer Space Treaty Fundamentals Principles of Space Law General Assembly Resolutions of outer space and other space treaties National Regulations Commercialization & Privatisation Multilateral and bilateral agreements and intergovernmental organisations
  • Module -4 : International laws and regulations of Satellite Communications
    International Laws on satellite communications Technical Standards National licensing International trade in satellite communication services GMPCS Satellite broadcasting
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