On September 25, 2024, Zen Technologies unveiled four innovative remote-controlled weapon and surveillance systems, developed in partnership with its subsidiary, AI Turing Technologies. These advanced systems are designed to enhance India’s defense capabilities and modernize warfare strategies.
The newly launched products include the RCWS – 7.62 x 51 MMG (Parashu), featuring advanced thermal imaging and anti-drone capabilities, ideal for rapid-response missions and counter-UAV operations across vehicles and ships. The Tank Mounted RCWS – 12.7 x 108 HMG (Fanish) is engineered for tanks like the T-72 and T-90, significantly boosting firepower with a sophisticated thermal targeting system for precision in extreme conditions. The Naval RCWS – 12.7 x 99 HMG (Sharur) is tailored for maritime defense, capable of engaging surface and aerial threats up to 2 kilometers away, ensuring accuracy even in low visibility. Finally, the Artillery Rugged Camera (Durgam) is a military-grade surveillance system with day/night vision capabilities, designed for extreme environments and equipped to automatically detect potential dangers in real time.
Ashok Atluri, Chairman and Managing Director of Zen Technologies, highlighted the significance of indigenous defense solutions: “At Zen, along with our partner companies, we are committed to designing and developing advanced technologies that enhance both national defense and global security. Our latest range of remote-controlled weapon and surveillance systems is designed to equip armed forces with state-of-the-art tools that greatly improve operational capabilities while keeping our soldiers safe, providing our forces with exceptional tactical advantages. This launch reinforces our commitment to establishing India as a global leader in specific defense technologies.”
These advanced systems are anticipated to play a vital role in protecting national security, addressing emerging threats, and supporting India’s defense forces across various terrains and missions. Zen Technologies’ new offerings showcase the group’s strong research and development capabilities. Its Hyderabad-based research facility, recognized by the Ministry of Science and Technology, reflects its commitment to innovation and self-reliance. With over 150 patent filings and more than 1,000 systems deployed worldwide, Zen is a crucial player in India’s defense ecosystem.
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