Jaipur-Made Autonomous Robots Kushna, Jena Join Indian Army's Para Special Forces

• India's first indigenous autonomous vehicle robots, Kushna and Jena, designed by Club First Robotics Private Limited, Jaipur, have been inducted into the Indian Army's Para Special Forces.
• These 'Make in India' robots can transport ammunition, logistics, and injured soldiers over several kilometers in battlefields.
• They offer autonomous navigation in GPS-denied areas up to 30 km and can operate for 10 hours continuously in military operations.
• Kushna is a tracked unmanned ground vehicle for fire support, logistics, surveillance, and casualty evacuation, carrying up to 500 kg payload over 30 km.
• Jena is an armed unmanned ground vehicle capable of precise remote-controlled firing with rifles, LMGs, MMGs, and AGLs, day or night, with a 300-400 kg logistics capacity.

Why It Matters: Indigenous autonomous robots Kushna and Jena from Jaipur enhance Indian Army's battlefield capabilities.