Veda Aeronautics has initiated the delivery of its indigenously developed jet-powered unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to the Indian Armed Forces, marking a significant milestone in India’s defense technology capabilities.

According to Indian Defence News, the Bengaluru-based company has started supplying its high-speed UAVs, designed for both surveillance and tactical applications. These UAVs are notable for their jet propulsion system, which allows for higher speed and agility compared to conventional propeller-driven drones, making them suitable for a range of military missions including target simulation and aerial reconnaissance.

The report mentioned that the UAVs feature a modular design, enabling quick configuration for various operational roles. Their performance characteristics and indigenous development also align with India’s push for greater self-reliance in defense production under the “Aatmanirbhar Bharat” initiative.

Veda Aeronautics’ achievement reflects a growing trend of Indian startups contributing to the country’s defense ecosystem through innovation and advanced technology. The ongoing deliveries are expected to bolster the armed forces’ unmanned capabilities and reduce dependency on foreign systems.


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