Army to induct new battlefield surveillance system from March to shorten sensor-to-shooter loop
The Army will induct an advanced indigenous battlefield surveillance system (BSS) from March, integrating ground and aerial sensor inputs to create a common operational picture. Developed with BEL under Project Sanjay for Rs 2,402 crore, the BSS will enhance battlefield transparency and ISR capabilities, providing real-time intelligence and decision support for commanders across the Army.
The Army will induct an advanced indigenous battlefield surveillance system (BSS) from March, integrating ground and aerial sensor inputs to create a common operational picture. Developed with BEL under Project Sanjay for Rs 2,402 crore, the BSS will enhance battlefield transparency and ISR capabilities, providing real-time intelligence and decision support for commanders across the Army. What's Your Reaction?
