For the first time in the country, a state-of-the-art autonomous anti-drone system, powered by artificial intelligence, that can protect not just vital installations like nuclear installations and oil rigs but a wide area encompassing even an entire city, from multiple drones of any kind. This advanced full-spectrum drone security system capability was demonstrated live on the outskirts of Hyderabad by Grene Robotics, a deep-tech company specialising in providing AI-driven security solutions for defence, enterprise and government sectors.
Named Indrajaal, this is said to be not just India's but the world's only wide area Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS), that can provide a comprehensive and integrated security mechanism against moving threats that cannot be tackled with static defence systems. Uttarakhand Governor Lieutenant General Gurmit Singh, who served as deputy chief of Army Staff between 2014 and 2016, sees Indrajaal as a futuristic answer in India's security landscape for defence, public infrastructure and private sectors.
"We will never forget the June 27, 2021, drone attack on Jammu airport and the June 15 Galwan attack. At that time, we thought what solution do we have against the drone and swarm? Today Indrajaal has given us the answers and shown it is possible," the governor said.
Indrajaal's design uses a LEGO-block like combination mechanism that offers 12 unique layers of technology powered by artificial intelligence, said Kiran Raju, founder of Grene Robotics established 12 years ago.
05/09/2023 Uma Sudhir/BQ Prime
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