As an avid (retail and otherwise) investor and contributor in Indian and world technology markets, with the inputs from my friend from one of the largest Indian online brokerage firm; I am expressing my and collective views on Indian Drone Industry Growth in general. Please expect a technical analysis of the mechanism of Drone in separate post- however, right now i am trying and attempting to spice up and invite interest of non scientific community to this beautiful application based on ground Indian reality. These Drone companies, will provide commercial robotic drones and drone-based solutions for crop protection, crop health, precision farming, and yield monitoring using artificial intelligence and analytics for the agricultural sector. Some of the very promising Indian stocks worth buying in this area (***pls check for yourself and analyze instead of buying them straight way). Adani Enterprises*** announced on May 27 that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire a 50 percent stake in General Aeronautics Private Limited.

Racing fans will recognize this whiny drone. The race will begin shortly in five seconds. UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: It's Sophy Rouge followed by Yamanaka (ph). In this play-by-play, some of the world's top human gamers are facing off against cars driven by an artificial intelligence agent named Gran Turismo Sophy. The red car, Sophy Rouge, is pulling ahead.

United Parcel Service and FedEx Corp. are having a hard time keeping up with holiday shipping volumes that have "blown past expectations," writes The Wall Street Journal. And the delayed delivery of millions of orders could rapidly become the Cyber Grinch that stole this Christmas. Meanwhile, back at the Santa's workshop located in Cambridge, U.K., Amazon has apparently made its first customer delivery by drone. Also according to the Journal, the drone made the trip in about 13 minutes, well ahead of the promised 30 minute windows for its "Prime Air" drone delivery service. "But can it keep the pizza warm for that duration?"