Malaysia's National Academy for Drone Sports Excellence (AKSADRON) has published its 2025 Impact Report, highlighting over 10,000 participants, 2,000 trained pilots, 70 events and 7 tournaments. The report underscores the alignment with national strategies and positions drone sports as a key driver of STEM and future-ready skills.

  • More than 10,000 participants reached nationwide
  • 2,000 pilots trained, creating a talent pipeline
  • 70 programs, 7 tournaments, and 10 MoUs signed

Cyberjaya, Malaysia – The National Academy for Drone Sports Excellence (AKSADRON), an initiative under Futurise Sdn Bhd, announced the release of its 2025 Impact Report today. The report documents the progress of Malaysia’s drone sports ecosystem from 2022 to 2025.

The document details how AKSADRON has built a structured national platform that blends competitive sport, technical learning, and drone usage to strengthen STEM, TVET, innovation, and future‑ready skills.

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Key Statistics from the Report

• Reached more than 10,000 participants through awareness programmes
• Trained 2,000 participants, developing new drone pilots and athletes
• Conducted 70 programmes and events, including Dronecubator and Drone Hero
• Organized 7 tournaments such as DRIFT & Sky Battle
• Engaged over 20 stakeholders across government, academia, and industry
• Collaborated with 8 academic institutions and 6 industry partners
• Established more than 10 MoUs and LOIs to accelerate growth

Why This Matters

BozokMedia analysis shows that this report positions Malaysia as a competitive player in the global drone sports arena. By integrating sports with technical education, the initiative equips young Malaysians with problem‑solving, teamwork and practical skills essential for the aerospace and tech sectors.

“Drone sports are more than a recreational activity; they provide a practical platform for technical knowledge and competitive experience,” said Shafinaz Salim, Acting CEO of Futurise.
Did You Know?: Malaysia’s National Drone Sports Strategic Roadmap 2023–2027 (NADSAR) aims to establish a talent pipeline for the broader drone and aerospace industries.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What training programmes are offered at AKSADRON’s Cyberjaya facility?
A1: The facility offers public and customized programmes covering piloting, flight safety, handling, technical skills, teamwork, and competitive drone sports for individuals, schools, higher‑learning institutions and corporate organisations.

Q2: Is the 2025 Impact Report publicly available?
A2: Yes, the report will be released on Futurise’s website soon; for collaboration inquiries contact [email protected].