MKU’s Homegrown ‘Netro Aksion’ Thermal Core Delivers Zero‑Latency, Next‑Gen Targeting Edge For Indian Forces

Kanpur-based MKU Limited has unveiled its indigenous next-generation Netro Aksion Thermal Core, marking a significant leap in India’s defence technology ecosystem.This next-generation thermal imaging engine is designed to provide militaries with zero-latency visual clarity, faster target detection, and extended situational awareness in low-light and complex battlefield environments.By positioning

July 2, 2026
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Paras Defence Partners With Powerus To Manufacture Guardian‑1 Counter‑Drone System In India

Paras Defence has announced a new partnership with Powerus to manufacture the Guardian‑1 counter‑drone system in India reported CNBCTV18.The agreement involves Tandem Defense LLC granting Paras Defence an exclusive, non‑transferable and non‑sublicensable licence to use the licensed intellectual property within India for manufacturing and commercialising the products. This arrangement is valid for

July 2, 2026
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Speed 4 Defence Develops Indigenous Aerial Decoy System To Mislead Enemy Surveillance

Mumbai-based Speed 4 Defence is developing an indigenous aerial decoy system designed to mislead enemy surveillance and targeting networks, thereby enhancing the survivability of India’s frontline assets. The system replicates visual, thermal, and electronic signatures of genuine military equipment, creating convincing false targets to divert adversary attention.The aerial decoy system is

July 2, 2026
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Teravolt Labs Unveils AeroCAM-1 Indigenous Global Shutter Camera For Drones

Chandigarh-based Teravolt Labs is advancing India’s indigenous drone technology with the development of AeroCAM-1, a high-speed global shutter camera module designed to eliminate distortions common in rolling shutter systems.This innovation strengthens India’s self-reliance in UAV components and enhances operational reliability for defence and commercial drone applications.Teravolt Labs,

July 2, 2026
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Skybit Launches FC-H7-V2 Flight Controller For FPV And Micro Drones

Pune-based Skybit has introduced the FC-H7-V2, a compact, high-performance flight controller tailored for FPV and micro drones, offering advanced processing power, multiple connectivity options, and robust mechanical reinforcement.Built around the STM32H743 processor, it is fully compatible with ArduPilot firmware and designed to meet the needs of both hobbyists and professional UAV

July 2, 2026
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ArthX Demonstrates Indigenous Defnit-GD03 Grenade Dropping Mechanism For UAVs To Indian Army

Bangalore-based defence technology start-up ArthX has successfully demonstrated its Defnit-GD03 grenade arming and dropping mechanism for UAVs to the Indian Army, marking a major milestone in India’s indigenous drone warfare capabilities.The system provides precision release of grenades from unmanned platforms, enhancing tactical flexibility and reducing dependence on imported technologies.ArthX,

July 2, 2026
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Sarla Aviation Completes Flight Tests of Sylla 1.0 eVTOL Demonstrator

Sarla Aviation has announced the successful completion of the flight-test campaign for its half-scale electric vertical take-off and landing technology demonstrator, Sylla 1.0. This marks a significant milestone in India’s emerging eVTOL sector, showcasing the country’s growing capabilities in advanced aerospace technologies.Over a six-month period, Sylla 1.0 underwent more than 500 tests and

July 2, 2026
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EndureAir Tests SABAL 40 Logistics Drone In High‑Altitude Sub‑Zero Conditions

EndureAir’s SABAL-40 logistics drone is undergoing rigorous trials in high‑altitude terrain and sub‑zero temperatures, proving its ability to deliver critical supplies in some of the harshest conditions faced by the Indian Army.Inspired by the Boeing Chinook helicopter, this fully electric heavy‑lift UAV is designed to carry payloads of up to 20 kg across 10 km at altitudes of 15,000 feet.The

July 1, 2026
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Indian Army Drone Fleet Surges Past 50,000 With Plans To Double Strength And Raise Baaz Battalions

The Indian Army now operates more than 50,000 drones, a dramatic expansion from just a few hundred two years ago, with plans to double this strength to nearly 1,00,000 within the next two to three years. This growth is being institutionalised through the raising of specialised Baaz Battalions to enhance surveillance, intelligence, and counter‑drone capabilities.The Indian Army has undergone

June 30, 2026
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