IPO-bound drone technology firm Garuda Aerospace has entered into an MoU with Australia-based Timed Automation Solutions (TAS), which specialises in enterprise autonomous drone platforms. The agreement sets out a framework for technical collaboration, knowledge exchange and exploring new opportunities in the autonomous drone industry.
The partnership combines Garuda Aerospace’s drone manufacturing and solution capabilities with TAS’s expertise in autonomous aerial operations, drone-in-a-box systems, fleet management, AI-powered image analysis and enterprise integrations. The companies will explore non-exclusive opportunities including product distribution, joint technology development and domestic as well as international projects, with potential applications in agriculture, infrastructure monitoring and remote operations.
Speaking on the collaboration, Agnishwar Jayaprakash, Founder and CEO, Garuda Aerospace Limited, said: “As autonomous technologies continue to redefine industries worldwide, building strong international relationships is essential to shaping the future of the drone ecosystem. Our association with Timed Automation Solutions reflects our commitment to expanding Garuda Aerospace’s global reach while developing solutions that address evolving industry requirements. We remain focused on driving technological excellence and delivering long-term value through strategic collaborations.”
“This collaboration with Garuda Aerospace reflects TAS’s vision to build a scalable, software driven UAV ecosystem in Australia. By combining Garuda’s manufacturing capabilities with our SkyStream platform, we aim to deliver flexible, cost effective, and scalable solutions for industries transitioning towards autonomous operations.” Shakil Mansoor, Founder and Director, Timed Automation Solutions added.
The collaboration will also explore pilot deployments across Australia and New Zealand, supporting the evaluation of real-world use cases and operational workflows. This MoU marks another step in Garuda Aerospace’s broader strategy of driving innovation through strategic collaborations. Building on its existing partnerships across the aerospace, defence, and technology ecosystem, the company continues to expand its capabilities while creating new opportunities in autonomous drone technologies and global markets. In 2025, Garuda Aerospace also secured export licence approvals, supporting potential expansion into the Australian market.
