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03:04Research and development company
03:08Agriculture drones
03:10Logistics drones
03:14Emergency medicines
03:18Firefighting drones
03:24Firefighting
03:26Engine
03:28Fire engines
03:32Drones
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04:26So what we do is, we install a drone on top of it, and the drone will be there, at a height of 30 meters.
04:30But the object will come down.
04:32The rope will leave it on the ground, and the rope will go up.
04:35This is called the winch mechanism.
04:37But this doesn't work everywhere.
04:39For example, there are a lot of people.
04:41It doesn't work in that area.
04:43So what we do is, we install a drone tower.
04:45So now, the drone will come pinpointed, with a centimeter level accuracy,
04:50and it will leave the object on top.
04:53Inside the drone tower, there is a robotic mechanism.
04:57So that robotic mechanism will take that part and store it in a particular rack.
05:02So if a user books it,
05:05they can just scan the QR code, and the door will open, and they can take it.
05:10When the drone manufacturing company started,
05:12Samal faced a lot of financial problems.
05:14He invested a lot of money.
05:16But he didn't lose hope.
05:18The Swedish company, Shadowfly,
05:20has contributed significantly to drone hub technologies.
05:23They have developed various types of drones, including delivery and agriculture.
05:27He says that they are ready for the future.
05:30How will this be useful for our country and our nation?
05:34Here, mainly, people live in forests and forests.
05:38They have very little reachability.
05:40In such places, at the same time,
05:42if we want to send a drone,
05:44it may rain at that time.
05:46Or the environment may not be good, and there may be strong winds.
05:49So what we do is,
05:50we store essential goods and medicines in this.
05:54Imagine this as a box.
05:56For example, if someone has a heart attack,
05:59it is very difficult for them to come from there at that time.
06:02But they come, and we give them an emergency button.
06:04All they have to do is press it.
06:05If they press it, they can talk to the local PHC directly.
06:08From there, the drone will bring the CPR equipment,
06:11and land on this box.
06:14We have already installed screens, cameras,
06:17and emergency medicines in this.
06:20So they come close to this and use it.
06:23When the drone is delivering food,
06:25many people pull it without knowing.
06:27It is about 5 to 10 meters long.
06:29So they pull the food packet.
06:31If a 25 kg drone falls on their head,
06:36it will be a big accident.
06:38So what we did was,
06:41we created a package dropping mechanism.
06:44So what we did was,
06:46we took a package of 2 to 3 kgs,
06:51and dropped the drone at a height of 1 to 2 meters.
06:55If we cannot do that,
06:57we used a winch mechanism.
06:59We used this rope to bring the package down,
07:02and let it go.
07:03After that, they will take it.
07:05So through this, we are creating solutions for our problems.
07:10During the floods in Vijayawada,
07:12Shyamal Drone Brindham provided special services.
07:14Along with Drone Corporation of Andhra Pradesh,
07:16it provided permanent facilities to the affected areas.
07:21Not only that,
07:22In Amaravathi Drone Summit 2024,
07:24Shyamal Drone Brindham gave a great speech
07:27and won the 3rd prize.
07:40Shyamal Drone Brindham
07:41Will also be participating in the
07:43Indian Drone Summit 2024.
07:51Along with drone preparation,
07:53in many schools,
07:54he has provided special service to the drone workers.
07:58He is planning to set up a drone pilot training center
08:01and provide it to the affected students.
08:04He is showing that he used his youthful ingenuity to look at startups.
08:09This is a drone training organization.
08:11Remote pilot training organization.
08:13It is a training organization recognized by the Department of Civil Aviation and Central Government.
08:18After I came to India, I got an instructor license from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation.
08:27We give drone training to people aged 18 to 65 years old.
08:35They get a car license and a remote pilot certificate.
08:40We can issue it through our organization.
08:42After issuing the license, the person who gets the drone pilot license,
08:46they can operate their own drone in every village.
08:50They can spend up to 30 acres of land per day.
08:53In Andhra Pradesh, they are paying Rs. 40,000 per acre.
08:56That means, a drone pilot can earn up to Rs. 12,000 per day.
09:05After that, he can create employment for two more people.
09:08There is no need to say how much the use of drones has increased due to this.
09:12Shyamal is taking this opportunity.
09:14He is saying that drone hub technologies private limited will expand the use of drones in the future.
09:23Shyamal is taking this opportunity.
09:25He is saying that drone hub technologies private limited will expand the use of drones in the future.
09:30Shyamal is taking this opportunity.
09:32He is saying that drone hub technologies private limited will expand the use of drones in the future.
09:37Shyamal is taking this opportunity.
09:39He is saying that drone hub technologies private limited will expand the use of drones in the future.
09:44He is saying that drone hub technologies private limited will expand the use of drones in the future.
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