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Dreamfly Innovations named Among Nasscom Emerge 50 winners for climate tech and sustainability

Bengaluru, Aug 10. Drone battery technology company Dreamfly Innovations has been recognised as one of the winners of the Nasscom Emerge 50 awards in the Climate Tech and Sustainability category, highlighting its work on advanced battery solutions for cleaner, safer and more efficient drone and aviation operations.

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The Nasscom Emerge 50 awards recognise startups that use technology, research and engineering to develop solutions to real-world challenges. The recognition also underscores the growing role of deep-tech startups in strengthening India’s innovation ecosystem.

Dreamfly Innovations has been developing next-generation battery technologies for drones and advanced aviation applications at a time when unmanned aerial systems are being increasingly deployed across sectors such as agriculture, defence, logistics, infrastructure inspection and emergency response.

The expanding use of drones has created a growing demand for batteries that can deliver high performance while meeting stringent requirements related to safety, reliability and efficiency. The company said the Nasscom recognition would encourage it to step up investments in research and engineering to develop battery technologies for the next generation of drones and advanced aviation systems in India.

“This award from Nasscom is something we are proud of. It motivates us and reaffirms our commitment to developing innovative batteries in India,” said Kajal Shah, Co-founder and CEO of Dreamfly Innovations.

The award also strengthens the company’s position within India’s emerging deep-tech ecosystem. Dreamfly Innovations said the recognition would help it explore new industry collaborations, showcase its technology to a wider audience and contribute to the development of indigenous technologies for the country’s future mobility sector.

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