What's new

Robotic Critters For Indian Air Force Commandos

thestringshredder

FULL MEMBER
Joined
Jun 24, 2012
Messages
1,254
Reaction score
1
Country
India
Location
India
Robotic Critters For Indian Air Force Commandos

20120905__120909robot%20jump2_500.jpg


The Indian Air Force [IAF] to test the use of highly portable reconnaissance robots for its Special Forces [SF].

The IAF recently issued a Request For Proposal [RFP] seeking to acquire surveillance robots, which they have additionally/optionally
identified as Recon Scout XT®. The RFP, released on IAF's behalf, by the Garud Regimental Training Centre [GRTC], seeks to acquire, initially, 2 such robots & 1 control console.

Recon%20robotics%20picture%20B.jpg

LAND_Robot_Recon_Scout_XT_on_SearchStick_RR_lg.jpg


home_photos_up.jpg


reconscout.jpg


The relatively recently raised Garud Commando Force operates with the primary mandate of undertaking exfiltration operations of pilots, downed behind enemy lines. Through the course of its existence, its been progressively kitting itself with better hardware. Starting off with the OFB-made INSAS, they transitioned to the Soviet-origin Kalashnikov assault rifles, & have now standardised themselves on the Israeli TAR21 [or its license-manufactured, OFB variant, the Zittara], the firearm of choice of all well-funded SF outfits in the country. The 2 robots it seeks to purchase might suggest that they would like to evaluate its usage & decide how best to incorporate it into their operational methodology.

Given that they've actually named the kind of system they're eyeing by its trade name, it might have an upper hand in this particular contract. It needs to be a Titanium-encased, low noise, hand-hurled device, that can be conveniently carried in an oversized pocket, weighing no more than 600 grams. This video, below, shows how the Recon Scout XT operates. Nifty device to have in your pocket when you're out saving valuable lives.


Link - Robotic Critters For Indian Air Force Commandos - AA Me, IN
 
This is a simple robot, this can be made in India.

All we need is a Camera, Infrared Camera, a mike and some electronics to support navigation and transmission.
 
Robotic Critters For Indian Air Force Commandos

20120905__120909robot%20jump2_500.jpg


The Indian Air Force [IAF] to test the use of highly portable reconnaissance robots for its Special Forces [SF].

The IAF recently issued a Request For Proposal [RFP] seeking to acquire surveillance robots, which they have additionally/optionally
identified as Recon Scout XT®. The RFP, released on IAF's behalf, by the Garud Regimental Training Centre [GRTC], seeks to acquire, initially, 2 such robots & 1 control console.

Recon%20robotics%20picture%20B.jpg

LAND_Robot_Recon_Scout_XT_on_SearchStick_RR_lg.jpg


home_photos_up.jpg


reconscout.jpg


The relatively recently raised Garud Commando Force operates with the primary mandate of undertaking exfiltration operations of pilots, downed behind enemy lines. Through the course of its existence, its been progressively kitting itself with better hardware. Starting off with the OFB-made INSAS, they transitioned to the Soviet-origin Kalashnikov assault rifles, & have now standardised themselves on the Israeli TAR21 [or its license-manufactured, OFB variant, the Zittara], the firearm of choice of all well-funded SF outfits in the country. The 2 robots it seeks to purchase might suggest that they would like to evaluate its usage & decide how best to incorporate it into their operational methodology.

Given that they've actually named the kind of system they're eyeing by its trade name, it might have an upper hand in this particular contract. It needs to be a Titanium-encased, low noise, hand-hurled device, that can be conveniently carried in an oversized pocket, weighing no more than 600 grams. This video, below, shows how the Recon Scout XT operates. Nifty device to have in your pocket when you're out saving valuable lives.


Link - Robotic Critters For Indian Air Force Commandos - AA Me, IN
Cool. The most interesting part about the Garuds is the speed at which they are modernising themselves and catching up to their contemporaries in the West. I guess their relative small size and the fact they have been given a pretty free hand by the IAF brass means they can move foreword much faster than the SOFs of the other 2 Arms.
 
Back
Top Bottom