- Published on May 8, 2025
- In AI Startups
This Indian Startup is Using Drones to Deliver Groceries to Your Doorstep
Skye Air is using a generic LLM to optimise the delivery cycle and has also built Skyconnect, a 5G device for connectivity.
- By Amisha Arya
Giving a glimpse of the future of urban living, a resident of Prestige Falcon City in Bengaluru received a grocery delivery via drone in less than 10 minutes. Online grocer Big Basket collaborated with SkyeAir, the drone mobility startup, to deliver the products through its drones.
Skye Air said the drones can carry 7 to 10 kg, and are faster than regular delivery services.
Ankit Kumar, the founder of Skye Air, spoke with AIM in depth about how the drone system works and how it is changing the country's quick delivery service scenario.
“Drones are designed to make one delivery every 10 minutes. That means a single drone can complete around six deliveries per hour, essentially doubling the efficiency compared to a rider on a bike. And because drones deliver so q
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Amisha Arya
A journalist with a keen eye for detail and a deep commitment to ethical reporting. As a rising journalist I am committed to continuous learning, professional growth, and making a meaningful impact in the field.
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