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Demand for manless sky surveys to increase: Expert
Terra Drone India chief executive officer Prateek Srivastav said that they conducted symposium in Vignan University at Vadlamudi in Guntur district on Friday
Guntur: Terra Drone India chief executive officer Prateek Srivastav said that they conducted symposium in Vignan University at Vadlamudi in Guntur district on Friday.
He said that demand for man-less surveys will increase in future. He said that they will enter into an MoU with the Vignan University very soon.
He further said that they will impart training to the students in Vignan University to use tools manufactured by them and latest technology.
He further said that they will find quality of the soil in the big constructions with the help of drones and added that with the help of drones, “We may prepare three dimensional drawing within short period.”
Vignan University vice-chancellor Dr MYS Prasad said that Terra Drone company was working from Japan. Vignan Group chairman Dr Lavu Rathaiah was present.
