The company’s BMP Adjustable Anti-Skid Track system is designed for operation across high-altitude, snow-covered and icy environments. According to the developer, the system improves vehicle control during braking, sharp turns and manoeuvres on low-friction surfaces.
The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade is currently holding consultations with stakeholders on possible changes to the existing FDI framework. Government officials have confirmed that some easing of the rules is under consideration, although no final policy decision or revised FDI notification has yet been announced.
Honeybee is planned to extend spectral observations all the way to approximately 2,500 nanometres, taking Pixxel into the short-wave infrared, or SWIR, portion of the spectrum.
The Navy has floated an Expression of Interest under the Make-II procurement framework for the development of indigenous C-band and Ku-band SATCOM terminals for warships. The programme is intended to reduce dependence on imported communication hardware while providing Indian naval platforms with more secure and resilient long-range connectivity.
A January 2026 government review of DRDO programmes confirmed that Acceptance of Necessity had been accorded for the Quick Reaction Surface-to-Air Missile system under the name “Anant Shastra.” This represents formal in-principle approval for procurement under India’s defence acquisition process.
At the heart of such a system is a highly precise electric motor. Hical’s new design employs a coreless BLDC architecture, eliminating the iron core normally found in many conventional motors. One of its most important advantages is the elimination of magnetic cogging, the small variations in torque that occur as magnetic components inside a conventional motor interact during rotation.
The company announced on September 1, 2026 that the new Quad Flat No-Lead, or QFN, package was designed, developed and manufactured in India for a customer producing high-frequency RF modules for defence and secure wireless communication applications. Assembly and electrical validation have been completed, while production shipments have already begun.
The order has emerged alongside a broader expansion of Sanlayan’s activities across radar systems, electronic warfare, counter-drone technology, avionics, RF and microwave electronics, embedded systems and high-power electronics. Recent company-linked disclosures also indicate that Sanlayan has received development work associated with a next-generation DRDO drone-detection radar and electronic-warfare payloads intended for unmanned platforms.
The Army has identified applications for the system across both conventional warfare and sub-conventional operations, including situations in which combat engineers or assault teams must destroy fortified positions, breach obstacles, neutralise hazardous explosive threats or conduct controlled demolition while reducing the exposure of soldiers.
The collaboration will cover hazardous-environment robotics, confined-space operations, Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief, critical-infrastructure inspection, engineer support, AI-enabled inspection and remote sensing.
