Archive · 22 Dec 2025
Enord Wins Indian Army VR Drone Training Deal
Enord, a startup that makes smart drones, has won a big order from the Indian Army.
They will provide over 700 virtual reality (VR) drone training simulators.
These simulators will help soldiers practice flying drones and doing missions without using real drones.
The project will happen in three steps and finish by the middle of 2026.
Enord was started by young entrepreneurs and focuses on making advanced drone systems that can work even without GPS.
This order is a big deal because it shows that Indian companies can make high-quality defence technology.
Enord Pvt. Ltd. secures a multi-crore contract from the Indian Army for VR drone training simulators.
The order includes the delivery of 700+ simulators to 19 units across India.
Deployment will occur in three phases, with completion targeted by Q2 2026.
The simulators offer high-fidelity, immersive training for military drone operators.
The contract underscores the Indian Army's focus on secure, indigenous supply chains.
- Who
- Enord Pvt. Ltd. and the Indian Army
- What
- Supply of Made-in-India Standalone VR Drone Training Simulators
- When
- Order placed under EP 2025, completion by Q2 2026
- Where
- 19 units across India
- Why
- To enhance drone training infrastructure and promote indigenous defence technology
- Company
- Enord Pvt. Ltd.
- Client
- Indian Army, School of Artillery, Deolali, Nashik
- Order Value
- Multi-crore
- Order Type
- Emergency Powers Revenue (EP) 2025
- Simulators to be Delivered
- 700+
- Deployment Phases
- 3
- Completion Target
- Q2 2026
- Company Founded
- January 29, 2021