DRDO Daksh
Built by Defence Research and Development Organisation
The DRDO Daksh is a Research robot developed by Defence Research and Development Organisation, launched 2011, listed at $95,000 USD (unverified).
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Overview
DRDO Daksh is a research robot manufactured by Defence Research and Development Organisation, first introduced in 2011. Indian bomb disposal robot
Buyer decision signals
Deployments
Indian Army, Pune City Police Department
Viability
First batch of five ROV Daksh handed over to Indian Army
Specifications
Category: Research- Payload
- 20 kg
- Reach
- 2,500 mm
- Battery
- 3 h
- Launch year
- 2011
- Price
- $95,000 USD
- Status
- active
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Company profile
- Founded
- 1958
Detailed specifications
Other8
- Sub Category
- missile system
- Company Country
- IN
- Procedure Types
- IED detection, handling, and defusal; bomb disposal; hazardous object recovery[1][4]
- Controller Model
- Master Control Station (MCS) with RF link control over 500m line-of-sight or optional fiber-optic control for 100m[8]
- Deployment Count
- 190
- Deployment Notes
- In service with Indian Army since 2011; 190 units in service, 10 on order[4]
- Youtube Video Id
- TNJUWeHM_Ms
- Additional Information
- This product is a military missile defense system, not a robot for typical B2B robotics database purposes (no payload, reach, repeatability, or programming interface applicable).,Manufacturer is a government defense research organization based in India.,Key capabilities: Short Range Surface to Air Missile system, simultaneous multiple target engagement in Group or Autonomous Mode, built-in Electronic Counter-Counter Measures (ECCM), configured on mobile platforms.,Inducted and operational with Indian Air Force and Indian Army.
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Company milestones
- Dec 2011DeploymentFirst batch of five ROV Daksh handed over to Indian Army
- 2018DeploymentROV Daksh inducted by Pune City Police Department
- 2017LaunchDRDO announces Daksh Mini and Daksh Scout robots
- 2005LaunchDRDO Daksh project completed after 30-month development
- 2005PartnershipTechnology transfer to three production firms
- 1958MilestoneEstablished
- —MilestoneLab network expansion
- —MilestoneR&D wing of Ministry of Defence
More videos
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the DRDO Daksh?
- The DRDO Daksh is developed by Defence Research and Development Organisation.
- What type of robot is the DRDO Daksh?
- The DRDO Daksh is a Research robot made by Defence Research and Development Organisation.
- How much does the DRDO Daksh cost?
- The DRDO Daksh is listed at $95,000 USD in the Robolist catalogue, but this figure is unverified and not confirmed by Defence Research and Development Organisation — contact them for a quote.
- When was the DRDO Daksh launched?
- The DRDO Daksh was launched in 2011.
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