Sabak Bernam Set for Growth with New Droneport-1000 Project
Selangor launches a dedicated facility to foster drone research and commercialisation in the region.

The Selangor Aviation Technology and Innovation (SELATI) has announced the proposed Droneport-1000 in Sabak Bernam, aiming to establish the region as a hub for the low-altitude economy. The project, developed in collaboration with Universiti Selangor, serves as a dedicated platform for drone testing, research, and talent development.
According to the original publisher, the initiative is designed to provide a comprehensive ecosystem for the commercialisation of unmanned aerial vehicle technology. By centralising these activities, the port intends to bridge the gap between academic research and practical, industry-ready drone applications.
The facility aims to unlock diverse operational capabilities across several key sectors. These include advancements in agricultural precision, logistics delivery systems, public service delivery, and environmental conservation efforts. By fostering a specialised environment for these sectors, the project seeks to provide Sabak Bernam with a strategic edge in the evolving aviation landscape.
This development highlights the ongoing effort to integrate advanced aerial technology into Malaysia’s broader economic framework. As the country looks to expand its footprint in the low-altitude economy, the establishment of physical infrastructure like the Droneport-1000 marks a significant step toward domesticating drone operations and creating a skilled talent pipeline within the state of Selangor.
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