Hyderabad defence firm Zen Tech unveils integrated smart suite for border security
Zen Technologies has launched an Integrated Smart Border Suite designed for enhanced border security. This solution incorporates various advanced technologies, including AI-powered anti-drone systems and autonomous surveillance tools. The initiative aims to modernize India's border security architecture, transitioning to more intelligent and technology-driven systems.
- ▪Zen Technologies is based in Hyderabad and has developed a comprehensive border security solution.
- ▪The Integrated Smart Border Suite includes anti-drone systems, autonomous surveillance, and real-time situational awareness.
- ▪The suite aims to enhance India's border security by transitioning to technology-driven protection systems.
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Hyderabad-based Zen Technologies has developed a border security solution that integrates anti-drone systems, autonomous surveillance, precision-response platforms and real-time situational awareness into a unified operational grid.It is an indigenous AI-enabled ecosystem, the Hyderabad-based firm said, announcing the launch of its Integrated Smart Border Suite as a comprehensive anti-infiltration and counter-hybrid warfare solution. AI-powered anti-drone systems, smart loitering munition, interceptor drones, unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs), remote controlled weapon stations (RCWS) and electro-optical and thermal surveillance systems form part of the suite.The product comes amid a fundamental transformation that India’s border security architecture is witnessing from a static, manpower…
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