Hyderabad firm's cameras draw military interest

Update: 2023-09-26 21:13 GMT
The accused, Dalchand Verma, is a resident of Lower MG Marg at Gangtok in Sikkim. According to Sukna-based Trishakti Corps of the Eastern Command, Dalchand was posing as a Lieutenant Colonel of the Artillery regiment of the Army and was involved in fake recruitment and forgery of documents. Representational Image/By Arrangement

Hyderabad: A Hyderabad-based company has designed cameras with day and night vision that can film debris falling from aircraft on to the runways. If not spotted and cleared, these objects have the potential to gravely endanger aircraft.

The cameras can be installed on both sides of the runway.

Dr P. Radhakishore, director of HC Robotics, which built the cameras, said, “Around 40 persons search the runway at an airport and clear any particles lying on it. AI-based FOD (foreign object debris) detection cameras, a first of its kind, will detect these debris in real time.”

The company, HC Robotics, also came up with a gyro-stabilised IR camera, named ‘Chakshu’ that can calculate crowd density across a 10-kilometre area. Integration with facial recognition can also identify individuals.

These devices were displayed at the AI for Military Applications seminar.

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