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Monthly Field Repair & Drone Support Camps across India, keeping defence personnel mission-ready in the field.
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Learn MoreSahyog Initiative: Field Drone Repair & Support for Mission Ready Units
A first of its kind recurring support model from insideFPV. We don't wait for drones to come back to us. Every month, our engineers go to the units that fly them.
Sahyog Camp
Active Field Support
- On site supportRepair + Maintenance
- Handover statusMission ready
- Operator layerHands on Guidance
MonthlyRecurring field camps
100+Defence demos conducted
1,000+Individuals trained hands on
−35° to 50°CBattlefield tested operating range
Monthly Field Repair & Drone Support Camps across India
What is the Sahyog Initiative?
The Sahyog Initiative is insideFPV's monthly programme of Field Repair & Drone Support Camps conducted across multiple states in India. At each camp, insideFPV engineers inspect, maintain, troubleshoot and repair drones on site and guide defence personnel, so units stay mission ready without shipping equipment back to a service centre.
- Run by
- insideFPV
- Frequency
- Every month
- Coverage
- Multiple states across India
- Built for
- Defence units flying insideFPV drones
- Format
- On ground, at the unit
- Outcome
- Mission ready handover
Why does drone downtime matter so much in defence operations?
The impact
In the field, a grounded drone is not just a maintenance ticket. It is a capability gap. Surveillance goes dark, training schedules slip, and units lose aerial awareness exactly when they may need it most.
The conventional fix
The conventional answer is to pack the drone, ship it to a central facility and wait. For forward deployed and remote units, that cycle can take far longer than an operation can afford.
Sahyog flips the model. Support travels to the field, on a fixed monthly cycle, so repairs, maintenance and operator guidance happen where the drones actually fly.
What support do units get at a Sahyog camp?
Each Sahyog Field Repair & Drone Support Camp brings five layers of support under one visit, plus a recurring monthly commitment.
Technical Assistance
Direct access to insideFPV engineers for configuration, setup and system level queries, answered on the ground rather than over the phone.
Inspection & Maintenance
Structured health checks and preventive maintenance that catch wear before it turns into a mission failure.
Troubleshooting & Repair
On site diagnosis and repair of field issues, so drones go back into service instead of into a shipping box.
Personnel Support
Hands on operational guidance for operators and unit technicians, building in unit confidence between camps.
Mission Readiness
A final readiness check so every drone and operator leaves the camp prepared for real world deployment.
Every Month, Not Once
Sahyog is a standing commitment, not a one off event. Units can plan around a predictable support cycle.
How does the Sahyog Initiative work?
A simple four step cycle, repeated every month across multiple states.
- 01
Camp Scheduled
insideFPV plans monthly camps across states and coordinates with participating defence units.
- 02
On Site Inspection
Engineers assess every drone brought in, logging condition, faults and maintenance needs.
- 03
Repair & Guidance
Issues are fixed on the spot where possible, alongside hands on guidance for operators.
- 04
Mission Ready Handover
Drones are returned to the unit verified and ready, until the next monthly cycle.
How is Sahyog different from a standard drone service model?
Most drone after sales support is built around a service centre. Sahyog is built around the field.
| Factor | Conventional OEM Service | Sahyog Initiative |
|---|---|---|
| Where support happens | Central service centre | On ground, at camps across India |
| Frequency | Reactive, after a failure | Proactive, every month |
| Logistics for the unit | Pack, ship, wait, receive | Bring the drone to the camp |
| Scope | Repair only | Repair, maintenance, troubleshooting and operator guidance |
| Operator involvement | Minimal | Hands on, in person guidance |
| Outcome | Equipment fixed | Unit mission ready |
Who benefits from Sahyog field support camps?
Sahyog is designed for the people responsible for keeping defence drones in the air, from the operator holding the controller to the officer accountable for unit readiness.
- Drone operators
- Unit technicians
- Commanding officers
- Forward & remote units
- Training establishments
Sahyog means “cooperation”, and that is exactly the promise: we stay with our drones, and the people who fly them, long after delivery.
Sahyog Initiative: Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers on camp frequency, services, eligibility and how to request support. Still unsure? Contact the defence team.
What is the Sahyog Initiative?
The Sahyog Initiative is insideFPV's monthly programme of Field Repair & Drone Support Camps held across India. Engineers travel to defence units to inspect, maintain, repair and troubleshoot drones on site, so units stay mission ready without shipping equipment back to a service centre.
How often are Sahyog drone support camps held?
Sahyog camps run every month across multiple states in India. It is a standing, recurring programme, not a one time event.
What services are provided at a Sahyog camp?
Each camp covers technical assistance, preventive maintenance, inspection, on site troubleshooting and repair, operational guidance for personnel, and mission readiness checks.
Who can benefit from the Sahyog Initiative?
Sahyog is built for defence personnel and units operating insideFPV drones in the field, including operators, unit technicians and commanders responsible for drone readiness.
How is Sahyog different from a regular drone service centre?
A typical service model requires units to send drones to a central facility and wait. Sahyog reverses this: support comes to the field on a fixed monthly cycle, combining repair, maintenance and operator guidance in one visit to reduce downtime.
Does the Sahyog Initiative include drone pilot training?
Sahyog camps include hands on operational guidance during each visit. Structured, full length pilot training is offered separately through insideFPV's Pilot Training Program.
How can a unit request Sahyog support?
Call +91 80 4013 8038 or email contact@insidefpv.com, Monday to Saturday, 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM IST, to request support or learn the next camp schedule for your region.
Keep your unit mission ready. Every month.
Talk to the insideFPV defence team to request Sahyog support or find the next field camp in your region.
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