Defence tech startup Armory has secured an INR 100 crore order from India’s Ministry of Defence for its AI-powered SURGE counter-unmanned aircraft system. After field trials, SURGE will be produced and deployed to detect, identify and neutralise rogue drones using real-time adaptive denial against non-standard frequencies. The deal reflects a push for faster, outcome-driven procurement and domestic innovation.
Armory, a 2024 defence tech startup, has secured a ₹100 Cr order from India’s defence ministry to produce and deploy its AI-powered counter-unmanned aircraft system, SURGE. The system uses proprietary Samaritan OS to detect, track, and neutralize rogue drones by scanning environments at massive speed and continuously updating its RF threat library. Armory plans to scale manufacturing, expand hiring, and invest in R&D in Manesar.
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