Archive · 3 Dec 2025
Resonia and Amber Wings Partner for Advanced Drone Technology
Resonia Ltd and Amber Wings, a company owned by Ubifly Technologies, have teamed up to use big drones for building important things like power lines in India.
They signed an agreement at a big airshow in Dubai.
These drones can carry up to 4 tonnes of stuff every day, which helps workers do their jobs faster and safer.
In the future, they want to make even bigger drones that can work together like a team.
The leaders of both companies are excited about this new technology and how it can help build things better.
Resonia Ltd and Amber Wings signed a MoU at Dubai Airshow 2025 for a joint venture to deploy advanced heavy-lift drone technology.
The partnership aims to transform India's critical infrastructure by replacing manual logistics with autonomous aerial systems.
The pact follows a successful pilot project where M50 delivery drones transported up to 4 tonnes of material daily across challenging terrain.
Future plans include developing drones with a 200 kg payload, incorporating swarm technology and autonomous tower erection.
The collaboration is expected to enhance efficiency, safety, and accelerate project timelines in the power transmission sector.
- Who
- Resonia Ltd and Amber Wings (Ubifly Technologies)
- What
- Signed a MoU for a joint venture to deploy advanced heavy-lift drone technology
- When
- December 3, 2025
- Where
- Dubai Airshow 2025
- Why
- To transform India's critical infrastructure by replacing slow, manual logistics with autonomous, heavy-lift aerial systems
- Companies Involved
- Resonia Ltd and Amber Wings (Ubifly Technologies)
- Event
- Signing of MoU at Dubai Airshow 2025
- Project
- Khavda IV C Transmission Project
- Drone Capacity
- Up to 4 tonnes per day
- Future Goals
- 200 kg payload drones with swarm technology
- CEO of Resonia
- Arun Sharma
- Founder of Ubifly Technologies
- Satya Chakravarthy