With the support of JSC Kazakh Invest, Yesil Technology Company will establish the production of industrial unmanned drones in Kazakhstan. The project involves the construction of an industrial and research area of 50,000 square meters. The zone will include a workshop for the production of batteries, a research center for innovative technologies, full-cycle machine storage, and a test site for aircraft. The total investment will amount to approximately $12 million. The products will be supplied to local markets as well as to markets in Central Asian countries, Kazakh Invest reported.
Yesil Technology, a subsidiary of the Chinese Shaanxi Kaizhuo Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., was established in March 2024. As a leader in the field of smart solutions for drones in low-altitude industries, the company focuses on developing communication links for unmanned aerial vehicles and producing ready-made devices. The company aims to deeply integrate advanced UAV technologies into agricultural monitoring, environmental protection, the protection of special facilities, emergency rescue operations, counteracting UAVs, and other areas of application.
“Yesil Technology actively attracts outstanding scientists and researchers from around the world, focusing on solving key problems such as the limitation of unmanned aerial vehicles’ flight range, the accuracy of intelligent obstacle avoidance, and the precision and stability of navigation, which hinder industry development. Today, our products already have the ability to operate stably in the most challenging conditions and accurately perform tasks, providing users with calm and reliable aviation services. Yesil Technology is not only focused on product renewal and improvement but also takes on an important mission to train local personnel in unmanned aerial vehicle technology. We will work closely with scientific organizations and companies to develop training programs so that technologies are strengthened and personnel can improve their skills,” said Yongning Hui, the head of Yesil Technology.
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