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Mumbai police to get 24 unmanned aerial vehicles

I think they will go for a larger range uav....but yes for special operations, few netra might be procured.
 
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IAI reveals 'Ghost' unmanned rotorcraft


Israel Aerospace Industries provided an indication of its efforts to develop unmanned rotorcraft during a visit to the company by defence minister Ehud Barak on 22 February.
Two small unmanned rotorcraft models were presented, with one named the "Ghost". The model shows a tandem rotor-configuration design equipped with a small sensor payload beneath its fuselage.
IAI says the Ghost is powered by electric motors and has a maximum take-off weight of 4kg (8.8lb). With automatic take-off and landing capability, the design has a reported top speed of 35kt (65km/h), an operational range of 2.2nm (4km) and a 25min endurance.

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IAI declines to provide details about its other vertical take-off and landing systems, but the emergence of the new designs follows the unveiling of its Panther tiltrotor unmanned air vehicle last year.
Powered by three electric motors, the Panther uses an innovative automatic flight control system to automatically manage the transitions between the aircraft's hovering take-off and landing phases and forward flight mode.
The Panther has maximum take-off weight of 65kg and an endurance of 6h, while a Mini Panther design weighing 12kg can operate for 2h.
 
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What is happening with Indo-Israel JV to build unmanned rotorcraft ??/ Earlier they were building with Chetak UAV and then they after a couple of years they decided to use Dhruv. Is there a proposed timeline ??/ I think Dhruv would very big platform for this kind of project.

I also think our Netra is better than IAI' Ghost.
 
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getting the UAV is one thing.... most important is mumbai police should get adequate training to use those UAV
 
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The All New Mumbai Police.... They are being Upgraded to a world class Institution

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