Indian Army Seeks Indigenous Long-Range Attack Drones with AI Targeting

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The Indian Army is initiating the acquisition of indigenous long-range attack drones (LRLM project) capable of hitting targets at 1,000 km with AI-enabled targeting and operating in GPS-denied environments.
The initiative aims to foster an independent drone manufacturing ecosystem in India.

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The Indian Army is initiating the acquisition of indigenous long-range attack drones (LRLM project) capable of hitting targets at 1,000 km with AI-enabled targeting and operating in GPS-denied environments. The initiative aims to foster an independent drone manufacturing ecosystem in India.

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