But he had to do it because he wanted to do something thrilling, disruptive and game-changing. In 2014, Kamarul established Aerodyne, a drone-as-a-service (DAAS) company, with seed capital of just RM1 million. He wants Aerodyne to be Malaysia’s first tech unicorn by 2021 and plans to list the company the following year. So, Aerodyne started offering its first commercial product — a project management and reporting solution for construction and property development companies called PRISM. It is hard to believe that we started with only RM1 million.”Cost-saving solutionGradually, the Aerodyne team realised they had a bigger role to play — helping enterprises with their digital transformation.

Source: The Edge Markets April 20, 2019 07:30 UTC