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Garuda Aerospace – Elephant Monitoring Drone Unveiled by Vice President of India

5 Mar 2026

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Key Takeaways

Key Takeaway:
Garuda Aerospace’s elephant-monitoring drone demonstrates the expanding use of Made-in-India drone technology for wildlife conservation, offering a safer and more efficient approach to managing human–elephant conflicts through aerial monitoring and drone-assisted interventions.

Key Takeaway:
Garuda Aerospace’s elephant-monitoring drone demonstrates the expanding use of Made-in-India drone technology for wildlife conservation, offering a safer and more efficient approach to managing human–elephant conflicts through aerial monitoring and drone-assisted interventions.

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  • Drone technology startup Garuda Aerospace unveiled a specialised elephant monitoring drone designed for drone-aided elephant darting, with the launch carried out by Vice President of India C. P. Radhakrishnan.

  • The drone is built to support aerial-assisted tranquilisation of elephants, enabling forest authorities to manage human–elephant conflict situations more safely and efficiently using precision drone operations.

  • According to the company’s founder, the solution builds on nearly a decade of drone development work that initially began with projects for the Tamil Nadu Forest Department, reflecting incremental technological improvements tailored for wildlife conservation.

  • The unveiling event was attended by senior dignitaries including the Governor of Kerala Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar and Union Minister Suresh Gopi, highlighting institutional support for indigenous drone technology in conservation applications.

Publisher:APN News