The Indian Army's Surya Command recently showcased a range of state-of-the-art loitering munitions and robotic systems, emphasizing the growing integration of advanced technologies in modern warfare.
The display included cutting-edge drones, robotic mules, and quadrupeds, all aimed at enhancing the operational capabilities of the Indian Armed Forces.
Key Systems Unveiled
- Hoverbee Loitering Munition: Designed for precision strikes, this sophisticated system can hover over target areas, providing real-time surveillance and accurate munitions delivery.
- DRAP Loitering Munition: Developed by Zulu Defence Systems, this munition offers extended loitering capabilities for prolonged surveillance and pinpoint strikes.
- Volume 15 Munitions Drop UAV: With high payload capacity and precision targeting, this UAV is invaluable for supply drops and offensive operations.
- Overwatch Pholos Loitering Munition: A collaboration with AeroArc, this system blends British and Indian expertise for advanced loitering and strike capabilities.
- Vision 60 Quadruped: This robotic dog by Ghost Robotics is versatile and agile, suitable for reconnaissance, surveillance, and logistics support.
- TVS Sundram Tactical Hauler: This robust robotic mule can transport equipment, supplies, and injured personnel across challenging terrains.
- Unnamed High Payload UAV: Showcasing advancements in drone technology, this UAV can carry substantial loads for various missions.
- Unidentified Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV): This ground-based robotic system is expected to enhance reconnaissance, EOD, and logistics operations.
- LD-80 Jammer: Developed by London R&D, this sophisticated electronic warfare device disrupts enemy communications and control systems.
