Partnership · Mobility & Logistics
Garuda Aerospace partners with Extensee for UAVs
By Startup Enthusiast ·
- Date
- Company
- Garuda Aerospace
- What it does
- Drone technology and services
- Kind
- Partnership
- Founded
- 2015
- Sector
- Mobility & Logistics
What they do
Garuda Aerospace makes and operates drones for various sectors
What happened
Its US unit signed an MoU with Extensee SAS to deploy Airbus Flexrotor UAVs globally
Why it matters
The deal combines Garuda's drone tech with Extensee's European operational expertise
The details
- Garuda Technologies, the US subsidiary of Garuda Aerospace, signed an MoU with Extensee SAS.
- The MoU is to deploy Airbus Flexrotor UAVs across international markets.
- Extensee SAS is a drone manufacturing and operational services provider.
- Extensee provides end-to-end operational capabilities: mission management, flight authorizations, qualified operators and pilots.
- Garuda brings drone technology expertise to the partnership.
- The goal is to unlock new opportunities for long-range autonomous missions across civil, industrial, and governmental sectors.
The bigger picture
- Extensee has operated unmanned systems for institutional and sovereign clients across Europe, including maritime surveillance and public safety missions.
- The partnership aims to bring European operational expertise to new markets worldwide.
About the business
- Garuda Aerospace makes and operates drones for sectors including agriculture, defense, and infrastructure.
- The company has a US subsidiary, Garuda Technologies, which is executing this partnership.
What happens next
- The partnership aims to unlock new opportunities for long-range autonomous missions across civil, industrial, and governmental sectors.
- It will bring European operational expertise to new markets worldwide.
The deal
- Type
- partnership
Founders
- Agnishwar Jayaprakash, Founder and Director
- Jean-Baptiste Olry, President of Extensee SAS
About Garuda Aerospace
- Product
- Manufacturing and development of autonomous drones for agriculture, defense, and material handling; proprietary drone OS and R&D capabilities
- Customers
- Government agencies, defense sector, agricultural stakeholders, logistics operators in India and international markets
- How it makes money
- Direct sales of drones, software licensing, and training services for government and enterprise customers
- What sets it apart
- Proprietary defense-grade drone technology with presence in 50 countries; demonstrated capabilities for flood relief and disaster management
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