Zen Technologies, a leading Indian defense manufacturer, has broadened its anti-drone and training product range to meet India’s evolving security needs. The company introduced next-generation C-UAS platforms featuring AI-based detection, automated electronic countermeasures, and seamless integration with tactical command systems. Its hybrid sensor grid links radar, RF, and optical feeds to classify and engage multiple drone types simultaneously. In parallel, Zen upgraded its advanced combat training simulators, blending virtual and augmented reality for immersive soldier readiness. The announcement comes as India confronts growing UAV intrusions and strengthens indigenous R&D to minimize reliance on foreign defense imports. Officials say the new systems comply with the Ministry of Defence’s “Make-II” procurement model, expediting adoption by armed and paramilitary forces. Zen also targets export opportunities across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, where demand for cost-effective counter-UAS technologies is accelerating. The company’s integrated approach—merging kinetic, electronic, and cyber layers—reflects a broader global shift toward network-centric protection. Analysts view Zen’s innovation drive as both commercially promising and strategically significant, consolidating India’s emergence as a C-UAS technology hub.
