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At MAPCON 2024, Megha Engineering and Infrastructures Ltd (MEIL) has taken a significant leap forward in India’s defense capabilities by showcasing their innovative Very Short-Range Air Defence System (VSHORAD). This system, mounted on a lightweight and versatile tripod, is designed as a man-portable air defense system (MANPAD) to counter low-altitude aerial threats effectively.

The VSHORAD system presented by MEIL is a fourth-generation missile with an impressive operational range of up to 6 kilometers. Its design philosophy centers around mobility, speed of deployment, and effectiveness, particularly in challenging terrains like mountainous regions. Here are some of the key features that set this system apart:

  • Miniaturized Reaction Control System (RCS): This component ensures that the missile can maneuver with precision, enhancing its ability to engage moving targets.
  • Integrated Avionics: The system boasts advanced avionics that facilitate seamless integration and operation, making it user-friendly for quick deployment scenarios.
  • Dual-Thrust Solid Motor: Offering both acceleration and sustained flight, this motor provides the VSHORAD with the necessary speed to intercept fast-moving threats while maintaining a long-range capability.
  • Advanced Guidance Systems: The missile system uses state-of-the-art guidance technology to ensure accuracy in hitting targets, even under complex conditions.
  • Enhanced Target Acquisition: With superior sensors and processing capabilities, the VSHORAD can detect and lock onto targets with enhanced speed and reliability.
  • Superior Tracking in All Weather Conditions: The system’s design allows for effective operation in various weather scenarios, ensuring that it remains a formidable deterrent regardless of environmental conditions.

The unveiling of the VSHORAD system at MAPCON 2024 highlights MEIL’s commitment to advancing India’s defense infrastructure. This MANPAD not only strengthens the country’s air defense capabilities but also aligns with the “Make in India” initiative by showcasing indigenous technological prowess. It is particularly crucial for operations in sensitive border areas where quick deployment and adaptability to rugged landscapes are vital.

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