Budapest Hosts Drone Conference and Expo
The Hungarian capital hosted the fourth Drone Conference and Expo on Tuesday, according to a report by state news wire MTI.
Dániel Rohács, who heads the Hungarian Drone Coalition, said the business ecosystem now has 134 members.
He put the potential impact of the drone market on Hungary's GDP at HUF 280 billion and said the industry could create close to 18,000 jobs.
Neumann János Nonprofit managing director Andras Levente Gal noted that 840 drones have been delivered to Hungarian schools to give children the chance to hone their skills using the technology.
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