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Army To Receive First Batch Of 30 Indigenous SWITCH Tactical Drones At LAC
The First of its kind SWITCH UAVs developed indigenously are all set to be inducted into the Indian Army for deployment along the LAC.
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In January, the Indian Army had struck a deal of 140 crores with Ideaforge Technology for procurement of Switch tactical drones especially for surveillance along LAC in Eastern Ladakh.
The first batch of these drones have successfully completed trials in harsh weather conditions and high altitudes and will be delivered by end of August for deployment. The trials were done in Eastern Ladakh including many other locations along the Northern and western borders.
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Cars could be taking to the air towards the end of this decade, according to Michael Cole, chief executive for European operations at world-leading South Korean automaker Hyundai.
Addressing a conference organised by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, a trade association for the UK motor industry, Cole said that Hyundai has made some “very significant investments” in urban air mobility.
However, it will take some time before these plans get off the ground, he said.
“We think that by the latter part of this decade certainly, urban air mobility will offer great opportunity to free up congestion in cities, to help with emissions, whether that’s intra-city mobility in the air or whether it’s even between cities.
Farewell, flying future
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it s a world that s way more pedestrian than we ever expected.
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Dear 22nd Century,
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