2025-02-03 09:10:54 am | Source: Airace
Post budget Quote 2025 on Technology and Geospatial Sector by Swayambhu Mohanty, Co-Founder of Airace
Below the Post budget Quote 2025 on Technology and Geospatial Sector by Swayambhu Mohanty, Co-Founder of Airace
The Union Budget 2025 has laid a strong foundation for accelerating India’s digital transformation, particularly in geospatial technology, precision infrastructure, and deep tech innovation. The announcement of the National Geospatial Mission is a pivotal step toward modernizing land records, enhancing urban planning, and driving large-scale infrastructure projects using advanced geospatial data. This initiative aligns perfectly with our mission at Airace Technologies to democratize high-precision GNSS solutions for industries ranging from construction and surveying to agriculture and smart cities.
Additionally, the Deep Tech Fund of Funds, aimed at catalyzing the next generation of technology-driven startups, is a significant boost for companies like ours that are leveraging AI, machine learning, and advanced GNSS analytics to revolutionize the industry. The government’s commitment to fostering research, development, and innovation—backed by a ?20,000 crore allocation—further strengthens India's position as a global technology leader.
The integration of PM GatiShakti’s data access for private sector innovation is another forward-thinking move, enabling more efficient project planning and execution. This will directly impact industries relying on precise positioning and navigation technologies, allowing for better decision-making and cost optimization. Moreover, the ‘Make in India’ incentives for electronics manufacturing, particularly for components essential to GNSS and precision technology, will support the localization of high-quality geospatial hardware, making India self-reliant in this critical sector.
Additionally, the Deep Tech Fund of Funds, aimed at catalyzing the next generation of technology-driven startups, is a significant boost for companies like ours that are leveraging AI, machine learning, and advanced GNSS analytics to revolutionize the industry. The government’s commitment to fostering research, development, and innovation—backed by a ?20,000 crore allocation—further strengthens India's position as a global technology leader.
The integration of PM GatiShakti’s data access for private sector innovation is another forward-thinking move, enabling more efficient project planning and execution. This will directly impact industries relying on precise positioning and navigation technologies, allowing for better decision-making and cost optimization. Moreover, the ‘Make in India’ incentives for electronics manufacturing, particularly for components essential to GNSS and precision technology, will support the localization of high-quality geospatial hardware, making India self-reliant in this critical sector.
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