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Delhi Police Unveils New Robot to Handle Suspected Bombs Up To 50 Kg
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News18•24-09-2026, 17:57
Delhi Police Unveils New Robot to Handle Suspected Bombs Up To 50 Kg
- •Delhi Police introduces robotic vehicles to handle suspected bombs, explosives, and hazardous objects, enhancing safety for personnel.
- •The Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) can lift and transport suspicious materials weighing between 8 kg and 50 kg.
- •The technology allows police to manage dangerous situations without direct human intervention, moving objects to a safe location.
- •Special Cell DCP Praveer Kumar Tripathi inspected the demonstration, evaluating the ROV's operational mechanism and load-bearing capacity.
- •This initiative is part of Delhi Police's broader strategy to integrate modern technology for enhanced security and officer safety.
Key Questions Answered
The Delhi Police is set to use a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) designed to handle suspected bombs, explosives, ammunition, and other hazardous objects without requiring direct human intervention.
The remotely operated vehicle is capable of lifting and transporting suspicious materials weighing between 8 kg and 50 kg to a designated safe location.
The formal demonstration of the technology at the Delhi Police Headquarters was inspected by Special Cell DCP Praveer Kumar Tripathi along with his team.
