Darsh Dronobotics Systems has announced a collaboration with Canada-based Trouve Innovation Hub Inc. to develop a hydrogen-based five-seater air taxi in India. The partnership aims to combat climate change and reduce carbon emissions in the mobility and aviation sector. Vjaitra Air Mobility, a division of Darsh Dronobotics Systems Pvt Ltd, will work with Trouve Innovation Hub Inc. to secure necessary funds for building a full-scale prototype of the hydrogen air taxi. The project is a step towards redefining urban transportation, providing an eco-friendly alternative to traditional modes of travel. The air taxis promise quieter flights, zero emissions, and reduced operating costs compared to conventional aircraft, with a range of up to 600 kilometers. Trouve Innovation Hub Inc. will leverage its network to raise funds for the project, enabling Darsh Dronobotics Systems to accelerate development. The partnership combines expertise in drone and aviation technology with strengths in innovation and investment, aiming to drive the project forward. Trouve Innovation Hub Inc. envisions achieving new heights in developing eco-friendly transportation technologies that benefit cities globally. India's urban challenges make hydrogen-based air taxis a relevant solution, offering not only passenger transport but also services for ambulance, VIP escort, and disaster recovery operations, contributing to enhanced urban air mobility and emergency response capabilities.