Prodrone announces plan to invest 3 billion yen ($19 million) to build a mass production facility in Aichi prefecture for unmanned aerial vehicles
Prodrone plans to invest 3 billion yen (about $19 million) to build a mass production facility for unmanned aerial vehicles in Aichi prefecture, aiming to supply Japanese-made drones to a domestic market currently dominated by imports. The project will be supported by a subsidy and is located near auto parts makers.
Key facts
- 01Investment: 3 billion yen ($19 million) to build a mass production facility for drones.
- 02Location: Aichi prefecture, Japan, near auto parts makers.
- 03Product focus: unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) for mass production.
- 04Market goal: bring Japanese-made drones to Japan’s domestic market, which is currently dominated by imports.
- 05Funding support: project described as being with a subsidy.
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