India is leveling up its intelligence and reconnaissance game with a new electro-optical surveillance tech designed to detect threats at ranges beyond 50 kilometers (31 miles).
Known as the Rajak ULR 50, the system uses advanced electro-optical sensors to support continuous day-and-night surveillance, maintaining tracking capability across varying light and visibility conditions.
It is reportedly capable of detecting vehicles at ranges exceeding 50 kilometers (31 miles), humans at over 40 kilometers (24 miles), and small drones at more than 10 kilometers (6.2 miles).
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