Indrajaal Ranger: India’s First AI Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle Sets New Benchmark in Security

Indrajaal Ranger: India’s First AI-Driven Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle

Indrajaal, a Hyderabad-based aerial defense systems company, has launched India’s first AI-powered Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle (ADPV), named Indrajaal Ranger. Mounted on an all-terrain 4x4 vehicle, it integrates advanced detection and mitigation technologies to counter unauthorised drones in urban regions as well as border areas.

The ADPV features several drone-neutralising mechanisms, including GNSS spoofing, RF jamming, cyber takeover tools, and spring-loaded kinetic kill systems. It operates using an advanced, AI-driven command platform called SkyOS, enabling autonomous detection, decision-making, and neutralisation of threats within seconds.

Features and Capabilities

Grene Robotics, the developer, claims that Indrajaal Ranger can track and destroy rogue drones efficiently. The company has not disclosed the pricing since the vehicle is available only through direct sales.

The ADPV includes:

Cyber takeover module to gain remote control of hostile drones

GNSS spoofing system that disrupts satellite navigation

RF jammer for communication interference

Kinetic kill mechanism for physical destruction

SkyOS acts as the mission brain, combining all C-UAS sensor inputs into a unified AI-powered command system. As the vehicle moves into high-threat zones, SkyOS continuously detects, classifies, and prioritises airborne threats.

Operational Ranges

Soft kill range: up to 3 km

Hard kill range: up to 2 km

Soft capture zone: up to 5 km

Detection range: up to 10 km

Indrajaal says this system is designed to counter increasing drone-based smuggling of weapons, drugs, and explosives along India’s western and northern borders.