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Mumbai, September 1 (IANS). RRP Defense and Israeli defense technology company ESC BAZ Pvt Ltd have entered into a tie-up for advanced thermal and night-vision systems. Company Chairman Rajendra Chodankar and ESC BAZ CEO Asaf Makhalev said that the new Diamond system will provide day-like surveillance up to one kilometer at night at a low cost and low power, which will further strengthen the security of the borders.

Rajendra Chodankar, Founder, President and CEO of RRP S4E Innovations Ltd. said, “We are bringing a completely new technology which is unique in itself. As Asaf mentioned, this is a product where we can see like day even at night. By using a very competitively priced sensor, which is the most unique proprietary design of ESC Bar, you can get a competitively priced system. This is the perfect solution because most of the ranges are unprotected and you do not have to buy more systems. is required.”

He said there might be a cost barrier for thermal imaging, so this could be a solution to that. This is a thermal system. How many things change in the thermal fields as well as in the server landscape, which is increasing day by day, modern warfare and everything else. So, after you are operational here, what are you changing in the system and how is it improving day to day? This diamond is one of the perfect solutions.

Now, with this product you will never miss a target, he said. Sometimes, you know, other systems may fail or have problems due to environmental conditions, but this one is not affected by environmental conditions. So it makes sure that your boundaries are definitely safe. We are working together with the Indian Army. This is a very new system and we've got this opportunity in MELI2 and the other challenges that we're solving are actually in drones and we have a very good agreement.

He said that growth in GDP is not a thing that happens overnight. We should thank the government, which worked day and night to make this possible. You cannot expect such rapid growth. So I have seen the journey, since 2014. We started our journey with this government. We are also grateful and with so many opportunities coming up, revenue generation is happening. Overall, we will see some better figures in the coming times also.

Assaf Machalev, chief executive officer (CEO) of Israeli defense and security technology company ESC BAZ Pvt Ltd, said, “In the first phase, we would like to transfer knowledge for electro-optic solutions. It is based on this that Israeli engineers will come to India and transfer knowledge on how to assemble it. In the future, we would like to transfer AI capability, not only for ground, for drones, but to bring other solutions like signal interrupt And also to trace the communications behind the mountain.”

He said that we are Israelis, we think outside the box. For this reason, we understand our customer's requirement and then we provide them the complete solution. For example, Israel is hotter than India, but our solution is better. Our solution works even in extreme cold and rain. We understand that electro-optic cannot provide complete solution during rain. For this reason, we add radar or we add signals. In offensive situations, we combine multiple technologies to locate the enemy.

Another person present at the event said, “We have a very long border. We cannot say that the Israeli border is completely different from our border. If you look at Kutch, Rann of Kutch in Gujarat, then come to the desert area of ​​Rajasthan, some areas in the western sector, even the Bikaner area, they are similar to the operational environment in Israel. As you move north, of course the operational environment is different. But this Diamond System is unique.”

He said that this system requires very little power, it will be able to function for a long time. You install posts even in dense forests. A point is chosen from which you can monitor the area. Whatever area the soldier sees on the border, if he uses this camera he will be able to get a very clear picture of that thing. Certainly 'Operation Sindoor' was a turning point. We need different types of weapon systems, different types of counter-weapon systems.

–IANS

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