Indrajaal unveils India’s first mobile anti-drone patrol vehicle
Indrajaal Drone Defence has launched India’s first Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle (ADPV), branded as the Indrajaal Ranger. Unlike traditional stationary anti-drone systems, the Ranger offers mobile detection, AI-driven threat assessment, and real-time interception.
Hyderabad: Indrajaal Drone Defence on Wednesday announced the launch of India’s first Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle (ADPV), a groundbreaking, fully mobile, AI-enabled counter-drone system designed to redefine how the nation responds to drone-led threats.
Breaking away from traditional vehicle-mounted anti-drone solutions that work only when parked, Indrajaal engineered the ADPV (Indrajaal Ranger) as a purpose-built combat vehicle that delivers on-the-move drone detection, real-time patrolling and surveillance, autonomous threat assessment through AI and instant interception and neutralisation.
It also ensures seamless coverage across border roads, canals, agricultural belts, critical infrastructure and dense urban pockets, a press release said.
During the launch of the Ranger, Lieutenant General Devendra Pratap Pandey (Retd), General Officer of the Indian Army and former Commandant of the Army War College, Mhow, as well as former General Officer Commanding of the Srinagar-based Chinar Corps (XV), said, “Technologies like the Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle are not just machines, they are shields protecting our children, our farmers, and our future.”
Kiran Raju, Founder & CEO, Indrajaal, added, “Each drone neutralised translates to lives protected and India’s internal security strengthened. This is our primary mission at Indrajaal — to defend freedom.”
