Indian Army’s Indigenous High-Tech Arsenal Marks New Era in Military Modernization

Arun Jasrotia

Udhampur :TDD, In a landmark development for India’s defense capabilities, the Indian Army has undergone a significant technological transformation with the introduction of state-of-the-art indigenous military equipment.

This comprehensive modernization drive, aligned with the Make in India initiative, has dramatically enhanced the army’s counter-terrorism and combat capabilities, effectively quadrupling its operational effectiveness.

At the forefront of this technological revolution is the innovative Robotic MULE (Multi-Utility Legged Equipment) system, designed to replicate canine capabilities in military operations. These advanced robotic dogs, equipped with sophisticated thermal cameras and high-resolution sensors, are transforming military surveillance operations. Capable of carrying loads up to 15 kg across challenging terrains, these machines can navigate 45-degree inclines and climb steps as high as 18 cm.

The system’s versatility is further enhanced by its ability to operate via both Wi-Fi for short-range missions and LTE for extended operations up to 10 km.

A particularly notable feature is its integration capability with small arms, allowing for engagement with hostile elements while keeping soldiers out of harm’s way.

Adding to this impressive arsenal is the ATOR N1200 specialist mobility vehicle (SMV), a testament to Indian engineering excellence. This all-terrain vehicle, powered by an 1800 CC engine, showcases remarkable versatility with its ability to traverse diverse landscapes ranging from dense forests to swamps and ice-covered terrain. The vehicle’s specifications are equally impressive: it can accommodate nine personnel, carries a payload of one ton, and maintains operational effectiveness at altitudes up to 14,500 feet. The ATOR’s advanced features include self-inflating tubeless tires, a ground clearance and the ability to operate in extreme temperatures from -25°C to +45°C.

Further bolstering the army’s logistical capabilities is a newly inducted indigenous logistics drone system. This unmanned aerial vehicle demonstrates remarkable capabilities, able to transport loads up to 52 kg across distances of 10 kilometers. Its operational resilience in extreme temperature conditions (-20°C to +45°C) makes it an invaluable asset for supplying essential materials and conducting surveillance operations in otherwise inaccessible areas.

Defense experts emphasize that this technological upgrade, entirely developed and manufactured under the Make in India initiative, represents more than just military modernization – it’s a strategic shift towards self-reliance in defense technology. The integration of these advanced systems has not only enhanced the army’s combat effectiveness but also significantly improved its counter-terrorism capabilities. This indigenous technological revolution marks a crucial milestone in India’s journey towards becoming a global leader in military technology, while ensuring optimal operational efficiency and soldier safety.TDD

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