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Indian defence company Zen Technologies has unveiled a formidable arsenal of AI-powered robots, showcasing their commitment to innovation in the global defence market. These four products, Hawkeye, Barbarik-URCWS, Prahasta, and Sthir Stab 640, address various needs on the modern battlefield.

Zen Technologies takes aim at aerial threats with Hawkeye, a state-of-the-art anti-drone system camera. Featuring multiple sensor detection modules, Hawkeye boasts all-weather drone tracking for up to 15 kilometers. This ensures continuous threat detection and enhanced security for critical infrastructure and military bases.

Barbarik-URCWS: Precision with Minimal Risk

The Barbarik-URCWS (Ultra-Light Remote Control Weapon Station) is a game-changer for ground vehicles and naval vessels. Claimed to be the world’s lightest remote-controlled weapon station, Barbarik offers precise targeting capabilities while minimizing risk to personnel. Its successful performance at recent firing trials underlines its battlefield effectiveness.

Prahasta: The All-Seeing, All-Terrain Quadruped

Prahasta is a revolutionary quadruped robot that utilizes LIDAR and reinforcement learning to create real-time 3D terrain maps. This allows for superior mission planning, navigation, and threat assessment in complex environments. Furthermore, Prahasta can be armed for various combat situations, offering additional firepower. Its potential use as a first line of defense for commando operations adds another dimension to its tactical value.

Sthir Stab 640: Sharpshooter’s Best Friend

The Sthir Stab 640 is a rugged, stabilized sight designed to provide exceptional situational awareness for armoured vehicles, boats, and infantry combat vehicles. This intelligent system utilizes a fiber optic gyro-stabilization system for unmatched accuracy. Automatic search and tracking features further enhance targeting capabilities for various weapon calibers.

A Vision for the Future Battlefield

Zen Technologies’ Managing Director and Chairman, Ashok Atluri, highlights the significance of these innovations. He emphasizes the growing need for advanced robotics in modern warfare, particularly for reconnaissance missions. These self-funded products position Zen Technologies as a leading provider of cutting-edge defence solutions, catering to both established and new clients.