Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
In this video, we explore how Gamma Rotors—a leading drone manufacturer in India—is transforming the way UAVs are designed and produced using additive manufacturing.
Specializing in surveillance and payload delivery systems, Gamma Rotors shares how their investment in Markforged 3D printers, introduced through Phillips Additive, has accelerated their transition from rapid prototyping to full-scale rapid production.
Learn how the strength and reliability of continuous carbon fiber printing has allowed them to replace traditional aluminum and titanium parts, all while keeping their IP secure in-house. With a growing fleet of Markforged Mark Two and X7 printers, Gamma Rotors is not just building drones—they’re building the future of aerospace manufacturing in India.
From design validation to part performance, discover how additive manufacturing is fueling innovation at every level.
To learn more, visit: bit.ly/3TIz09G
In this video, we explore how Gamma Rotors—a leading drone manufacturer in India—is transforming the way UAVs are designed and produced using additive manufacturing.
Specializing in surveillance and payload delivery systems, Gamma Rotors shares how their investment in Markforged 3D printers, introduced through Phillips Additive, has accelerated their transition from rapid prototyping to full-scale rapid production.
Learn how the strength and reliability of continuous carbon fiber printing has allowed them to replace traditional aluminum and titanium parts, all while keeping their IP secure in-house. With a growing fleet of Markforged Mark Two and X7 printers, Gamma Rotors is not just building drones—they’re building the future of aerospace manufacturing in India.
From design validation to part performance, discover how additive manufacturing is fueling innovation at every level.
To learn more, visit: bit.ly/3TIz09G
