Hyper Horizon, a Tamil Nadu based startup is making underwater loitering munition:
This has to be the first proper stealth UAV design from the pvt sector (aside from the RQ-170 lookalike from Garuda). Could be our answer to Turkey's Kizilema.
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Dynamatic Technologies are developing a VTOL surveillance UAV named "Cheel":
Cheel will carry an opto-electronic sensor package & will feed targeting data to this jet powered autonomous loitering munition
More screwdrivegiri .
Lagta hai modi sab kuch bech kar aa gaya hai USA me.
Indigenous systems gaye tel lene. Sirf jumlebaazi karwa lo aatmanirbharta ki.
China has beaten us. So has Iran for that matter. When it comes to drone we are not a serious player. Until we don't make drones on par with Iran and turkey I don't think we are in any position to compare ourselves with the Chinese.
iDEX program has caused the small to medium sized drone industry to explode:
With some encouragement, drone makers are willing to go into the heavier end of the market:
Mahindra Group, US-based Anduril to co-develop AI-driven security systems
The partnership seeks to develop modular autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) designed for security, surveillance, reconnaissance, and survey operations. These AUVs will offer rapid deployment capabilities, bolstering underwater operational efficiency.
The Mahindra Group said on Wednesday, February 19, it has entered into a strategic partnership with US-based technology firm Anduril Industries, which specialises in autonomous systems, to co-develop and manufacture advanced security and surveillance technologies.
The collaboration will focus on autonomous maritime systems, AI-driven counter-unmanned aerial system (CUAS) solutions, and next-generation command and control (C2) software, aimed at enhancing regional security and operational capabilities.
The partnership seeks to develop modular autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) designed for security, surveillance, reconnaissance, and survey operations. These AUVs will offer rapid deployment capabilities, bolstering underwater operational efficiency.
Additionally, the two companies will work on CUAS technologies to detect and neutralise potential drone threats, providing enhanced protection against evolving aerial security challenges.
"This collaboration combines our deep engineering expertise with Anduril’s innovative solutions to deliver cutting-edge capabilities that enhance security and address emerging threats," said Vinod Sahay, Group Executive Board Member, Mahindra Group, adding that the partnership marks the group's commitment to developing advanced securities and autonomous technologies.
The collaboration includes the development of a sensor fusion platform that will integrate multiple sensor technologies within an open API architecture. The initiative is expected to streamline the incorporation of advanced technologies into security frameworks, facilitating faster adoption across various defence and surveillance applications.
“Global security forces face a rapidly evolving set of threats from both emerging unmanned systems and legacy manned platforms, and autonomy is key to maintaining a credible protection," noted Greg Kausner, Senior Vice President of Global Defence, Anduril Industries, emphasising the significance of autonomy in modern security challenges.
With security threats becoming increasingly sophisticated, the partnership aims to develop solutions that will enhance operational readiness and strengthen India's defence capabilities. The companies have not disclosed specific timelines or project details but are expected to focus on rapidly deploying these technologies to meet evolving security demands.
Mahindra Group, US-based Anduril to co-develop AI-driven security systems - CNBC TV18
The partnership seeks to develop modular autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) designed for security, surveillance, reconnaissance, and survey operations. These AUVs will offer rapid deployment capabilities, bolstering underwater operational efficiency.
The Mahindra Group said on Wednesday, February 19, it has entered into a strategic partnership with US-based technology firm Anduril Industries, which specialises in autonomous systems, to co-develop and manufacture advanced security and surveillance technologies.
The collaboration will focus on autonomous maritime systems, AI-driven counter-unmanned aerial system (CUAS) solutions, and next-generation command and control (C2) software, aimed at enhancing regional security and operational capabilities.
The partnership seeks to develop modular autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) designed for security, surveillance, reconnaissance, and survey operations. These AUVs will offer rapid deployment capabilities, bolstering underwater operational efficiency.
Additionally, the two companies will work on CUAS technologies to detect and neutralise potential drone threats, providing enhanced protection against evolving aerial security challenges.
"This collaboration combines our deep engineering expertise with Anduril’s innovative solutions to deliver cutting-edge capabilities that enhance security and address emerging threats," said Vinod Sahay, Group Executive Board Member, Mahindra Group, adding that the partnership marks the group's commitment to developing advanced securities and autonomous technologies.
The collaboration includes the development of a sensor fusion platform that will integrate multiple sensor technologies within an open API architecture. The initiative is expected to streamline the incorporation of advanced technologies into security frameworks, facilitating faster adoption across various defence and surveillance applications.
“Global security forces face a rapidly evolving set of threats from both emerging unmanned systems and legacy manned platforms, and autonomy is key to maintaining a credible protection," noted Greg Kausner, Senior Vice President of Global Defence, Anduril Industries, emphasising the significance of autonomy in modern security challenges.
With security threats becoming increasingly sophisticated, the partnership aims to develop solutions that will enhance operational readiness and strengthen India's defence capabilities. The companies have not disclosed specific timelines or project details but are expected to focus on rapidly deploying these technologies to meet evolving security demands.
Mahindra Group, US-based Anduril to co-develop AI-driven security systems - CNBC TV18
