Leading UAS and sensor provider AgEagle Aerial Systems Inc. is entering into a strategic collaboration with Indian drone company Vyom Drones

As part of the strategic alliance, AgEagle Aerial Systems will grant Vyom Drones a license to manufacture and distribute its eBee X drones within India. Additionally, AgEagle will train Vyom personnel in the servicing and maintenance of the drones.

“This partnership with Vyom Drones unlocks significant opportunities across India’s vast agricultural, civil, and commercial landscapes,” said Bill Irby, CEO of AgEagle. “India, with over 345 million acres of cultivable land and a rising need for precision farming technologies, is a key market for deploying our eBee drones and multispectral sensors. These tools will equip farmers with real-time, data-driven insights to improve decision-making in the field. This collaboration supports our mission to provide cutting-edge UAS solutions that boost productivity and sustainability, while aligning with India’s goal to become a global drone hub by 2030. Working together, we intend to revolutionize Indian agriculture by enhancing efficiency, lowering operational costs, and promoting sustainable practices and water resource management.”

Vyom Drones, headquartered in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, is an Indian drone technology company specializing in innovative solutions across diverse sectors such as agriculture, construction, infrastructure inspection, and surveying. The company has emerged as a key player in India’s fast-evolving drone industry, recognized for delivering high-performance drones and accessories designed for a wide range of professional applications.

AgEagle’s drones are expected to make a significant impact on India’s agricultural landscape, thanks to their advanced capabilities in aerial surveying. These drones support critical functions such as crop monitoring, soil analysis, pest identification, water resource management, and yield forecasting.

“The agricultural drone market in India is projected to grow to USD $631 million by 2030, fueled by government incentives and rising demand for precision agriculture tools,” said Bill Irby, CEO of AgEagle. “Our partnership with Vyom Drones allows us to tap into this expanding market by merging AgEagle’s globally trusted drone technology—refined over more than a decade—with Vyom’s local production expertise and deep understanding of the Indian market.”