Students who want to pursue careers in drone technology, have a bright future in front with a variety of opportunities created.
The government focuses on drone technology under Atmanirbhar Bharat has opened the door for young people for pilot drones, pilot drone certificates, drone assembly specialists and supporters or scrappler drones.
Speaking to Times Education, SMIT Shah, Director, Indian Drone Federation (DFI), said, “Students and fans can play an active role in the drone sector.
Some courses that students can choose from drone domains are pilot drone courses and designing unmanned air vehicles (UAV).
The curriculum taught in pilot drone courses involves the basic principles of aviation, ATC procedures, radiotelephony, emergency identification and handling.
A student must be a class X who escapes to be eligible to pursue the course to become a pilot drone.
Of course the UAV design introduces the design process and size in simulation conditions, stability analysis and testing prototypes for UAV technology.
Adding electronic knowledge is always a big added value in this domain.
Anyone from any backdrop can pursue a course on the UAV design.
Career choices that students can choose from the drone sector involve mechanical design, electronic drones, electrical design, assembly of various sub-systems involved and design onboard drone software and drone supporters.
One can look for employment opportunities in the geographic information system based on drone (GIS) and analytical data as well.
Drone-based data is used in various sectors such as mining, urban development and in many other fields of development to make critical business decisions.
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Amitoz Pal Singh, 30, a student from Chandigarh, who runs a drone manufacturing unit, completed a course in the pilot drone from Drone Destination said, “The government has introduced new regulations on security issues.
DGCA-approved pilot drone courses help get drone licenses.”
These courses are also important for manufacturers involved in testing equipment.