Meru University of Science and Technology (MUST) hosted Customized Aviation Solutions Limited (CAS) for discussions on potential areas of collaboration in drone technology, research, innovation, skills development and industry engagement.
The meeting, led by Vice Chancellor Prof. Romanus Odhiambo, PhD, brought together staff from various university departments to explore opportunities for leveraging emerging aviation and drone technologies to enhance practical training, research and innovation.
The CAS delegation included MUST alumni and former student leaders, Emmanuel Wafula and Vincent Kirui, highlighting the continued connection between the University and its alumni and their potential contribution to advancing institutional innovation.
The discussions focused on strengthening collaboration between academia and industry through knowledge exchange, technical training, practical learning and industry exposure. The proposed partnership seeks to create opportunities for developing future-ready skills while promoting research and innovation in aviation and drone technology.
Through such strategic engagements, MUST continues to explore partnerships that support technology transfer, skills development and the transformation of innovative ideas into practical solutions.
The meeting marks a step towards strengthening collaboration between MUST and Customized Aviation Solutions Limited, with opportunities for further engagement in research, innovation and industry-driven training.
