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can jamers work against autonomous drones? taking out theses is not easy by even fragmented munition...
Maybe directed EMP type weapons, but jammers no.can jamers work against autonomous drones? taking out theses is not easy by even fragmented munition...
ALPAGU is Turkish75 quadcopters were displayed, each having range of 50km and armed with 2x mini suicide drones i.e total of 150 duicide drones capable of delivering 600kg of explosives
Fixed wing loitering munition will be soon tested by HAL and Newspace. These will be launched from fighter aircrafts.
Not as big as potrayed by india but it will certainly wake up Pakistan if it already isnt working on such small technologies...Surprise! Indian Army Day Drone Swarm demo
Indians have had loitering munition since the mid-2000s. We have nothing to show for, in this case. Our decision-making process is extremely lethargic and very much dependent upon access to tech via Chinese/Turks. Hoping to see us try and catch up here, soon.
ALPAGU is a Turkish loitering munition so........75 quadcopters were displayed, each having range of 50km and armed with 2x mini suicide drones i.e total of 150 duicide drones capable of delivering 600kg of explosives
Fixed wing loitering munition will be soon tested by HAL and Newspace. These will be launched from fighter aircrafts.
Trust me they are simply digging their grave if they introduce loitering munitions at LOC then Pakistan will go with a Chinese or Turkish option or even develop our own result dead Indian soldiers for no reason.........Not as big as potrayed by india but it will certainly wake up Pakistan if it already isnt working on such small technologies...
I know that counter systems are being worked on since Jan 2020 but idk if they are working on such deones
ALPAGU is Turkish
This one is not turkish... Is it??? Alpha-S swarm drone by HAL and newspace. Will soon be tested from a jaguar aircraft and each Jaguar aircraft will carry 27 of these swarm drones.ALPAGU is a Turkish loitering munition so........
Emphasis on Soon and wheres the propeller broThis one is not turkish... Is it??? Alpha-S swarm drone by HAL and newspace. Will soon be tested from a jaguar aircraft and each Jaguar aircraft will carry 27 of these swarm drones.
Not as big as potrayed by india but it will certainly wake up Pakistan if it already isnt working on such small technologies...
I know that counter systems are being worked on since Jan 2020 but idk if they are working on such deones
These aren't something that a Chinese jammer would have any trouble bringing down quietly
You are better off doing a CGI video show case than whatever the hell they did here. Imagine if China did something like this... Controlled demolition of cardboard vehicles and house... How would Indian members react?
Would be interesting to know how much resistance to electrical interference these have. The further away from the controller these drones are the weaker the signal. I know that drones used by army here have built in capability to vary the frequency over a set bandwith.These drones can penetrate up to 50 km behind enemy lines and create havoc, while drone operators can stay hidden safely.
From afar, they look like a flock of birds. But on closer look, they make a hum that only a machine can make and fly in a neat formation. These are combat drones of the Indian Army that can swarm enemy forces and overwhelm their defences.
Over 15 such swarm drones of the army flew for the first time in public at the Army Day parade in Delhi. These drones can penetrate up to 50 km behind enemy lines and create havoc, while drone operators can stay hidden safely, the presenter at the parade said.
Swarm drones are seen as a potent weapon in future warfare. The US, China, Russia and a few European countries are in the process of developing the first elements of their swarm-drone strike packages.
The government strongly backs the drone development initiative as part of the Make in India programme, which encourages Indian defence manufacturers to focus on core research and development projects towards the next-generation requirements of India's armed forces.
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Watch: Army's Combat Swarm Drones Fly In Public For First Time
From afar, they look like a flock of birds. But on closer look, they make a hum that only a machine can make and fly in a neat formation. These are combat drones of the Indian Army that can swarm enemy forces and overwhelm their defences.www.ndtv.com