Army Hails Patent for Portable Target Detonation Device as ‘Milestone’ Achievement!

The Indian army made an official announcement stating that they have achieved another milestone by receiving a patent for the designed portable multi-target detonation device. This will enable our Indian soldiers to undertake demolition at a long range. The device was developed by major Raj Prasad RS of the chords of engineering. In a post on the official Indian army, the additional Directorate of General  Public Information (DGPI) stated ‘the innovation helps troops to undertake targets at a longer range and demolish them with increased safety. It has multiple advanced features that are inducted into the Indian army.

They have also shared a video showcasing the visuals of how the device is assembled and how troops can use it for both wired and wireless determination. This device is a microprocessor-based electronics system offering a long range of 2.5 km for both wide and wireless determination.

Experts at Vakilsearch appreciate this innovation by the Indian army. Being pioneers in IP and patent-related services we know that receiving the patent propels innovation. For more patent-related inputs get in touch with our experts today.

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