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Bhairav Robotics, based in Kakinada and associated with Zen Technologies, is making significant strides in developing the indigenous Vrishabh Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV), aimed at serving diverse defence roles.This UGV project reflects a growing emphasis on modern military technology innovations designed to enhance operational versatility while minimising human risk in combat and support
Delhi-based BSS Advance Technologies has unveiled TRIYAM, an indigenous 3D Lethal Autonomous Weapons System (LAWS), marking a significant stride in India’s defence innovation landscape.This cutting-edge platform represents India’s entry into the global competition for autonomous weapon systems, aligning it with leading nations such as the USA, China, Russia, Israel, Australia, and Japan.
Ahmedabad-based defence technology company Gridbots has introduced the Titan Fortifier, a ground breaking unmanned ground system designed to autonomously deploy anti-tank mines, reported Gridbots.This innovation marks a major milestone in India’s indigenous robotic warfare capability, positioning Gridbots among the few global firms developing fully autonomous combat engineering systems.Developed
Chennai‑based KAL‑M Robotics and Gandhinagar‑based Rudram Dynamics have jointly announced an advanced unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) initiative focused on all‑terrain adaptability and operational autonomy. The collaboration aligns with India’s drive for indigenous autonomous ground platforms suited to challenging terrains such as the Thar Desert.The new system features an additively manufactured
Dehradun-based IAR Aviation and Robotics, in collaboration with Sky Mission, has developed an indigenous drone training rig that marks a global first in its design and functionality. The system introduces a 5-axis configuration, enabling comprehensive training and simulation for drone pilots in fully indoor environments.The 5-axis mechanism provides exceptional movement precision, allowing
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bhubaneswar has entered a five-year partnership with the Simulator Development Division (SDD) of the Indian Army to jointly pursue advanced research and innovation in emerging defence technologies.The memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed virtually by Brigadier GS Bedi, Commandant of SDD, Secunderabad, and Professor Dinakar Pasla, Dean of Sponsored
The Defence Research and Development Organisation’s Research & Development Establishment (Engineers), Pune, has issued an Expression of Interest (EOI) inviting industry participation for developing an advanced hydraulic quadruped robot system.This marks an important step in DRDO’s continuing efforts to expand its autonomous robotics and mobility capabilities for defence and disaster-response
The Indian Army is set to witness a breakthrough in warfare technology with the planned induction of DRDO-developed humanoid robots by 2027. These robotic soldiers are being designed to simulate human soldiers in battlefields and hazardous environments, significantly reducing risk to human life.It was earlier reported by Times of India that DRDO scientists working on humanoid robot for military
DRDO is embarking on an ambitious program to develop in-orbit robotics for space applications, marking a major step in India’s pursuit of advanced autonomous technologies for aerospace and defence. The project is being led by scientist Kiran Akella, with the aim of completing the first operational phase of development by 2027.Space Robotics DevelopmentThe initiative focuses on designing legged
Bhairav Robotics, the Kakinada-based defence technology company, has made a significant breakthrough in India’s robotics manufacturing capabilities with the announcement of their Prabal Quasi-Direct Drive (QDD) actuators – a critical technology component designed and manufactured entirely in India.This development represents a major milestone in the country’s quest for self-reliance in advanced