Artificial Intelligence is transforming ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance) missions by making drones smarter, faster, and more secure. With AI-powered UAVs like the JAGA XL, FPV Striker drones, and adaptive counter-drone systems, IG Drones is driving Bharat’s Atmanirbhar defence vision. By focusing on data sovereignty, secure pipelines, and defence-grade compliance, IG Drones ensures ISR intelligence remains both effective and protected.
The rise of indigenous defence drones marks a turning point in Bharat’s journey towards Atmanirbhar Bharat. With combat-proven FPV Striker drones, AI-powered surveillance UAVs, and portable counter-drone jammers, IG Drones is leading the shift from dependency on imports to self-reliance in defence technology. These innovations not only empower India’s armed forces with tactical superiority but also position Bharat as a global hub for drone warfare and electronic defence systems.
Anti-drone jammers are game-changing defence systems that disable rogue UAVs by cutting off their control and navigation signals. With drone warfare emerging as a serious threat—from cross-border smuggling to kamikaze strikes—India is deploying indigenous backpack and handheld jammer systems developed by IG Drones. These portable, combat-proven devices are protecting soldiers, securing borders, and strengthening Atmanirbhar Bharat’s defence-tech ecosystem.
The future of tactical warfare is unmanned, intelligent, and indigenous. FPV Striker drones not only empower Bharat’s armed forces with combat-proven technology but also represent the spirit of Atmanirbhar Bharat — resilient, innovative, and ready for the world.
Recently, IG Drones got an opportunity to conduct drone surveys in 3 major roadways near the Myanmar border; Chakpikarong to Khongtal, Chakpikarong to Joupi & Saibol Joupi to L.Bongjoi, for The Border Roads Organisation. Let us have a look at the services we aim to provide and learn how drones have changed the scenario of civil engineering & surveying.
Do you remember the aftermath of cyclone Fani? It brushed past a trail of destruction by adversely affecting the state of Odisha. The storm’s rushing speed of 250 kilometres per hour had a devastating effect on lives, property, trees and other basic amenities. The effect of the cyclone was observed even after months as several rural areas continued to be in darkness due to lack of electricity. Â
Since their adoption by civil and commercial groups in 2016, the use of drones in the construction industry has increased significantly. Drones have now become a valuable asset to construction and engineering firms looking forward to streamlining their operations, increasing employee safety, monitor the progress regularly even in tough-to-access areas.
The export revenue of the IT industry is estimated at US$ 150 billion in FY21; way higher than the oil exports from Saudi which depicts the capability of India being a technology superpower in the field of IT services.
The past decade has witnessed a massive shift in the field of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). Their use started expanding from narrow military usage to a wide commercial platform where it served as an ideal method to monitor, inspect, gathering imagery and location data with high speed and versatility.
FICCI in collaboration with the National Career Service, Ministry of Labour and Employment, Government of India organized the Online World of Work Career Summit 2021 from 21st to 23rd December 2021 for students, faculties, and job seekers PAN India.
The Indian Ministry of Civil Aviation released a new set of comprehensive drone laws and regulations on 26 August 2021. These rules will be applicable to all Category System (UAS) registered in India.
Drone delivery could soon become a reality in India. Entrepreneurs from all marketing backgrounds endeavor to apply drones in their respective fields to employ convenience, more excellent safety, and ease-at-work.
Evolution of Drones - The journey of Unmanned air vehicles from being perceived as toys to being utilized in full potential across a broad spectrum.
The contribution of the agricultural sector to the country’s GDP in the year 2020-21 is a whopping 19.9% that is nearly 1/5th of the total GDP. Yet, it is disheartening to see this sector facing a large number of issues on daily basis leading to the loss of not just crops but VALUABLE LIVES as well!
With each passing day, the use of drones in business is significantly increasing especially in the Railway industry. They have been providing the industries with efficient and practical solutions to the problems that commonly arise in that field.