Indigenous bomber unmanned aircraft developed by Bengaluru firm unveiled

Indigenous bomber unmanned aircraft developed by Bengaluru firm unveiled

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: May 07 2024

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Flying Wedge Defence, a city based defence and aerospace technology firm unveiled in Bengaluru FWD-200B unmanned aircraft.
The FWD-200B has a payload capacity of 100 kgs and is classified as a MALE Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (medium-altitude, long-endurance).
The Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) consists of optical surveillance payloads and is integrated with missile-like weapons for precision air strikes.
With a max speed of 200 kts/370 kmph, it has an endurance capacity of 12-20 hours.
This indigenous UAV can effectively gather intelligence, conduct reconnaissance missions, and execute precision strikes, bolstering India's defense capabilities and situational awareness.

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