Jul 15, 2026 11:37 AM
Indian firm Svaayatt Systems is bringing beyond-line-of-sight capability to its new unmanned ground vehicle, eliminating the need for fixed communications infrastructure.
Indian firm Svaayatt Systems is bringing beyond-line-of-sight capability to its new unmanned ground vehicle (UGV), eliminating the need for fixed communications infrastructure.
Known as the SGV-500, the uncrewed platform uses an aerial relay node to bridge communications between the vehicle and its operator.
This allows it to maintain connectivity in terrain where direct radio links are blocked by mountains, forests, or buildings.
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