Gurutvaa Systems has begun bulk delivery of its Dronaam C-UAS to the IAF (shown above).
The Indian Air Force has received the first bulk manufacturing lot of the Dronaam counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) from the Indian business Gurutvaa Systems.
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Sandeep Dawkhar, vice-president of Gurutvaa Systems, told Janes on 24 November that the first shipment of Dronaam C-UAS has recently been sent out. Prior to the shipment, a team of authorities from the IAF’s Directorate of the Air Staff Requirements authorised the C-UAS production batch at the company’s Pune, Maharashtra location, he added.
Dawkhar stated that this shipment was part of an undisclosed quantity of Dronaam C-UASs ordered by the IAF in August 2021. He stated that the recent shipment marked the first time such deliveries were made in bulk.
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According to the business, Dronaam is an indigenously designed C-UAS capable of interfering with the global navigation satellite system (GNSS) and jamming the radio frequencies of rogue UAVs.