India Looks To Reduce Reliance On Foreign UAS
Credit: AW&ST Asia-Pacific Staff
Less than a year after the first Rustom-1 unmanned aerial system (UAS) prototype crashed in its flight debut, a group of Indian scientists from the Aeronautical Development Establishment (ADE) gathered last fall at a private airfield near Bengaluru to test-fly this little known aircraft. The...
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