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Unmanned aerial vehicles or drones have already developed use cases in the consumer and commercial markets globally including hobby flying, mining & agriculture

Drones will expand the entire customer base of e-commerce – enabling delivery to the remotest of the towns in a reasonable TAT

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Bengaluru-based Asteria Aerospace is a robotics company developing drone-based solutions to provide actionable intelligence.

This year, we witnessed some noteworthy technologies being introduced. In 2018, these technologies will make an even bigger splash

The largest use of drones and robots is in defense and industrial manufacturing, increasing the global market share from 14% to 28%

Presently, India ranks third in terms of total defence expenditure after China and the US.

Drones in the sky, in the sea and on the land are now setting examples of how the technology is going to improve our everyday life.

Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicle have caught the attention of various startups that are identifying the business opportunity in taking it off commercially.

The paradigm shift caused by the age of empowered consumers has forced supply chains to reinvent themselves. To appeal to new customer expectations, the supply chains will become more consumer-driven with efficient future demand prediction, to ensuring supply meets the predicted demand

"I am confident in 5 years India will have the best digital services in the world"

CEO of Reliance Group's IoT business Juergen Hase speaks on India's IoT game!

E-commerce is growing monstrously. Retail businesses are investing more than ever into their online marketing strategies. What does that mean to the Logistics industry?

Super restrictive polices to drone flying may take months to clear your permission to fly, if not impossible