Left the degree and took up 'Drone', the story of 3 such youth will remind you of 'Three Idiots'

Drone Anatomy Young Indians creating History: In the movie ‘3 Idiots’ released about 15 years ago, Rancho tells his friends who are running after an engineering degree, ‘Run after ability, not success, success will follow quickly’. Many people have heard this dialogue but those who have made it the mantra of their life are preparing to dominate the world today. Leaving degrees behind, these three youths from three states who have come a step ahead of PM Modi’s Make in India in the field of drone technology and innovation, are now engaged in realizing the dream that when any drone flies in the sky of the world, it should be written on it, ‘Designed, Engineered and Built in India’,

Yes! These are 3 youth aged between 25 to 30 years. Saurabh Jha came from Bihar, Dipanshu Purohit came from Uttarakhand and Mayank Sharma from Delhi. In 2015, at the National Science Exhibition organized for school children in Bihar, 15-year-old Saurabh Jha, studying in class 10, saw a drone for the first time and made it the companion of his dreams. Saurabh worked day and night to make his own drone for a whole year, but in the end the drone could not fly. Now it was the turn to leave drones and focus on further studies but Saurabh did exactly the opposite and finally in 2016, destiny brought him together with Mayank Sharma.

In Ghaziabad, UP, these 3 youth are doing the work themselves from deciding the design of the drone to making it.

Mayank Sharma, who used to work in a private job in Delhi and had some knowledge about drones, but one day, to save his job, he promised to make a drone and give it to the owner. Mayank thought that he would get the drone made from an IIT professor or engineer in Delhi, but even after searching many institutes, he could not find any drone making expert and finally decided to make the drone himself. After several months of research, online tutorials and hundreds of experiments, he succeeded in making a drone and then in 2016, along with Saurabh, he accelerated the work of making drones.

Together, two people not only made drones by the year 2017, but also sold more than 20 drones that used to drop flowers on wedding processions and guests in weddings and functions. In the year 2018, he got another partner in Dipanshu Purohit and then together they founded Drone Anatomy. Now it was clear to these three that they not only have to make drones, but also have to make completely indigenous and customized drones for different needs under Make in India. These three together did research and development and after identifying the obstacles and shortcomings in the field of drones, they started making such drones which were cheaper in price, portable and lightest in weight compared to the drones present in the market, capable of flying heavy weight, very easy to operate and equipped with the latest technology.

great adventure

The team of 14 youth of Drone Anatomy is working hard day and night to prepare drones for the army also.

During Corona, he did sanitization work with self-made drones in more than 30 districts of Bihar and Chhattisgarh. During this time, they also got the work of surveillance and mapping through drones in the dense forest of a state in North India, considering the difficulties of which 30 companies had already refused for this project, but these militant youth completed it in 8 months of hard work by eating only rice and leaves.

left degree studies

The most interesting thing in this journey of making drones is that all these three youth studied well till 12th but had to leave their degree studies midway. Even Saurabh Jha’s number came in NIIT, but he did not think it right to disrupt the journey of drones and left engineering. Mayank left his retail job and commercial degree, while Dipanshu left his management degree midway and continued experimenting with drones.

Approval received from DGCA

This agri drone has been approved by DGCA.

These youth, who are moving forward in the two fields of agriculture and defence, increased their team to 14 and within no time made the lightest agri drone. The special thing about this drone is that instead of the Chinese frame, it is made of metal like aluminum available in India. 80 percent of the goods used in this are from India. Seeing its features, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has approved it about 3 months ago and now it can be used like a safe drone for spraying fertilizer in the fields. While it takes 200 liters of water manually to spray medicine in 5 acres of field and it takes a whole day, this drone does the same work in just 7 minutes with 10 liters of water.

Drones being made for Indian armies
Saurabh Jha, founder of Drone Anatomy, said that he has made many types of drones for the Indian Army, some are being used in the army and some are currently being designed with new technology and updation. These drones can also carry weight. A lot of work is being done in drone innovation in collaboration with the Indian Army.

Started from a small place in Ghaziabad

Drones don’t just fly in weddings, they are also going to become a big strength for the army.

Today, where companies with turnover of hundreds of crores are engaged in the field of drones, by starting Drone Anatomy in a small place in Ghaziabad, these youth are working day and night to improve the future of the country and take India forward in the field of Make in India and indigenous technology.