India is developing the Sheshnaag-150, a long-range swarm attack drone that can fly over 1,000 km, carry powerful warheads and strike targets.
About Sheshnaag-150:
It is a long-range collaborative attack swarm drone, with autonomous systems capable of deep strikes and saturation attacks.
It is being developed by NewSpace Research and Technologies (NRT), a Bengaluru-based aerospace startup focusing on AI-driven unmanned systems and swarm robotics.
Features:
It can carry 25-40 kg payload which is sufficient to damage infrastructure, military vehicles or personnel.
What sets it apart is its AI-powered swarm tech — multiple drones can team up autonomously to evade defenses and hit targets together.
It has an operational range of over 1,000 km.
It can stay airborne for over five hours, enabling it to loiter over target areas before executing an attack.
It is equipped with real-time surveillance, autonomous target identification, and strike capabilities.
It has the ability to operate in GPS-denied environments using visual navigation systems. This ensures that the drone can still reach targets even if satellite navigation signals are jammed during warfare.
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