July 22, 2025
Coimbatore July 22 – Marut Drones – India’s leading agriculture technology drone company made an exhaustive showcase of its Made-in-India drone technologyatthe Agri Intex Codissia, 2025, Coimbatore – India’s premier agriculture trade fair. Marut’s team engaged with a diverse range of stakeholders—including farmers, agri-dealers, tea garden owners, agri-entrepreneurs, researchers, consultants, and public sector representatives. The company’s innovations were well-received, reflecting strong interest and positive feedback from visitors at the event.
Marut’s multi-utility spraying drone AG-365 along with AG-365Hwhich offers a hybrid endurance capability for longer coverage with fewer recharge cycles was the point of attraction for farmers. With the aim of bringing drone technology closer to the farmers, and the SkySwift – a compact and nimble dronefor mapping and quick deployment needs, equipped with anti-collision strobe lights and night vision.Their versatility, capacity, and ability to work with changing crop and field requirements appealed to both innovative farmers and industry players.
Speaking at the event, Prem Kumar Vislawath, Founder and CEO of Marut Drones, said, “We are proud to be at the Agri Intex 2025 for yet another year. Participating in the event gives us a real sense of the needs of the farmers, they are not looking at drones as a luxury anymore, they understand the impact of drone technology and we are glad to see the ecosystem maturing especially in the southern region. We received a great interest for high-capacity drones – like 20-litre and 30-litre capacity dronesfor their potential in granular input application. With average fertilizer application in Tamil Nadu at 100–120 kg per acre, these drones provide a convenient, effective, and more economical option to manual application for farmers of the region.We plan to onboard 10 new dealers in Tamil Nadu within the next 2-3 months, to increase local demonstration capability, post-sales support, and farmer connectivity across major agri zones.”