With the introduction of the Hoverbee, a tiny kamikaze drone created by Bengaluru-based firm Zulu Defence, the Indian Army has made a major advancement in counterterrorism operations. This 260-gram, 15-centimeter drone is made to precisely neutralize threats and maneuver through challenging environments.
Zulu Defence’s Chief Growth Officer and seasoned infantryman, Major Samar Toor, outlines the advantages of the Hoverbee.
He says, “This drone can go inside buildings, find targets, and take them out while avoiding obstacles.”
It comes with a 400-gram grenade that can be set off remotely or when it senses activity nearby.
The Hoverbee is a superb surveillance tool in addition to its deadly powers. Its real-time video feeds and sensor-equipped, night-vision capabilities allow operators to make quick assessm