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The Indian Army has taken a significant step towards self-reliance in defense technology by awarding a contract to Johnnette Technologies Private Limited. This strategic deal involves the procurement of 150 state-of-the-art loitering munitions, known as the JM-1, marking a major milestone under the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative.

Johnnette Technologies, a leader in indigenous defense solutions, developed the JM-1 specifically for tactical operations. This precision-guided loitering munition leverages advanced technology to enhance the Indian Army’s tactical edge. The JM-1’s unique AI-powered algorithm enables it to precisely strike targets even at high altitudes exceeding 18,000 feet.

Founded in 2014 by retired Lt Cdr John Livingstone, Johnnette Technologies has established itself as a pioneer in unmanned systems technology. The company caters to both military and commercial sectors, offering innovative solutions that prioritize quality and performance. Their dedication to excellence is reflected in the JM-1’s impressive capabilities.

Key Features of the JM-1 Loitering Munition:

  • Maximum Tested Launch Altitude: 18,000 feet
  • Maximum Operational Altitude: 500 meters
  • Range: 5 kilometers
  • Flight Endurance: Up to 25 minutes
  • Advanced Features: GPS navigation, onboard computing systems for precise targeting and control
  • Flexible Launch Methods: Canister or hand-launched

The JM-1’s versatility, with its launch options and operational range, allows for adaptation to diverse mission scenarios. This acquisition strengthens the Indian Army’s tactical capabilities with a powerful, domestically produced weapon system. The JM-1 exemplifies India’s growing self-sufficiency in the crucial domain of defense technology.

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