World’s First Autonomous Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle Launched

Hyderabad, Nov 26 (Maxim News): The world’s first autonomous anti-drone patrol vehicle was launched.  ‘Indrajal Ranger‘ was unveiled under the auspices of Indrajal Drone Defence India. Retired Lieutenant General Devendra pratap Pandey attended the event as the chief guest at the Rayadurgam T-Hub.  

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“In the future, wars between countries will not be fought with weapons alone. The role of drones in these has become alarming. Our forces are neutralizing the drones that Pakistan has sent into the country several times. The vehicle called ‘Indrajal Ranger’ will shoot down such suspicious drones. This is a very important step forward. I especially congratulate the Indrazal organization. This is a key development in terms of national security,” said Pratap Pandey.

Kiran Raju, CEO of Indrajal Drone Defence India, explained the reason for choosing the day of the 26/11 attack for the launch of the ‘Indrajal Ranger‘. He said that this date was chosen to pay tribute to those who lost their lives in the 26/11 attack. The funds used by the youth here on drugs are going to Pakistani terrorist groups. The mistakes made here are causing problems for the people of the border states. India has a land border of 15 thousand kilometers with other countries. Drug trafficking has become a big problem. The ‘Indrajal Ranger‘ vehicle, an anti-drone patrol vehicle was born out of that problem. It is not just for defence drones, it is useful for neutralizing drones that are bringing drugs into the country.  During its testing, it neutralized 70 drones in 6 days.  This vehicle operates within a radius of 10 kilometers.  “It works in a cyber trigger system with a hacking mechanism.  Its soft skill system catches or crashes the drone.  Every drone we stop with the Indrajal Ranger saves human lives and our earth,” explained Kiran Raju. (Maxim News)

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