Build for flight reality
We design training, drones, and systems around what survives the field — not what merely looks good in theory.
About AerobotLabs
AerobotLabs exists to make unmanned aviation genuinely useful: by training pilots, developing UAV systems, and keeping real operations close enough to shape every next build.
What guides us
We design training, drones, and systems around what survives the field — not what merely looks good in theory.
Our work compounds when people leave more capable than they arrived: pilots, engineers, institutions, and defence teams alike.
R&D sits beside training and service delivery, so lessons from the ground flow directly back into better systems.
Leadership
Two founders with complementary depth — aerospace engineering and systems building — shape how AerobotLabs trains pilots, develops UAVs, and runs real operations.
Founder & CEO
An aerospace engineer, educator, and entrepreneur whose work spans defence, UAV research, and flight-led innovation.
Sakthi began with aeronautical engineering, built ventures early, worked across aerospace and defence programs, and later led the Alma-X Mars Rover team during his master's work at the University of Bologna. His signature is perseverance: turning technically difficult ideas into institutions that can endure.
Co-Founder & CTO
A systems builder with deep experience across software, automation, UAV development, and field operations.
Kartic started building in the era when UAV parts were scarce and much of the electronics had to be made from scratch. That instinct still defines his work: connecting software, hardware, and operational judgment into drones that are technically elegant and genuinely useful.
Our facility
Our training footprint is built so classroom learning, simulation, flight practice, and engineering work remain close enough to reinforce one another.

Classrooms, simulator lab, and DGCA-aligned instruction at Mevalurkuppam.

Open-air flying zones for pilot drills, endurance work, and live demonstrations.

Prototype benches, custom payload integration, and mission-led UAV development.

Vengal expansion for medium-category RPTO activity and fixed-wing development.

Company timeline
AerobotLabs begins with a clear UAV mission.
The company is formally established.
Commercial traction proves the operating model.
Training partnerships broaden institutional reach.
DGCA approval marks a major training milestone.
Drone operations training delivered to defence teams.
Expansion begins for medium-category RPTO and R&D.
The second campus is formally inaugurated at Vengal.
Photo archive
A small visual record of how the company has moved from prototypes to training grounds, defence collaboration, and broader UAV capability.

Formally opening the second RPTO campus on 2 May 2026.

The people behind training, engineering, and operations.

Fixed-wing and RC aircraft that anchor our aviation roots.

Pilot batches during hands-on flying days at the training ground.

UAV demonstrations and workshops with engineering students.

Trainees graduating with their certificates and aircraft.