<p>Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) will showcase an array of its products and systems across domains at the upcoming Aero India 2023 in Bengaluru, the Defence PSU said on Monday.</p>.<p>The products and systems will be displayed under 12 clusters at the show — air defence and surveillance, C4I systems, AI-based products, non-defence and diversification products, radar systems, communication systems, airborne products and systems, homeland and cyber security, futuristic technologies, missile systems, electro optics and laser-based products, and outdoor display products.</p>.<p>BEL will also be showcasing its R&D capabilities during the show through launches and demonstrations of new products and technologies.</p>.<p>The 14th edition of Aero India will be held at the Air Force Station in Yelahanka, from February 13 to 17.</p>.<p>Air Defence Weapon System will be part of BEL's missile systems showcase. Hexacopter, tethered UAV, robotic surveillance, Shallow Water Remotely Operated Vehicle, and D4 anti-drone systems will be part of the air defence and surveillance cluster, while the AI-based products on show will include AI-based activity interference of air targets.</p>.<p>BEL will also display a range of radar systems and futuristic technologies, including the Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast System and the Hand-Held Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System. Ultra Violet Missile Approach Warning System and Self-Protection Suite for Helicopters will be part of the cluster of airborne products and systems. A range of laser-based products, including the Corner Shot Weapon System and Laser Fence System, will be displayed.</p>.<p>Mine-field recording systems, encryptors, radar warning receivers and fire detection/suppression systems will be part of the show.</p>.<p>“The entire set of state-of-art equipment on offer will be a force multiplier for any defence force and civilian requirements,” BEL said in a statement.</p>.<p>The products and systems on display as part of the non-defence and diversification category will include air traffic management systems for civilian airports, explosive detectors, chemical agent detectors, and virtual reality-based training simulator.</p>
<p>Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) will showcase an array of its products and systems across domains at the upcoming Aero India 2023 in Bengaluru, the Defence PSU said on Monday.</p>.<p>The products and systems will be displayed under 12 clusters at the show — air defence and surveillance, C4I systems, AI-based products, non-defence and diversification products, radar systems, communication systems, airborne products and systems, homeland and cyber security, futuristic technologies, missile systems, electro optics and laser-based products, and outdoor display products.</p>.<p>BEL will also be showcasing its R&D capabilities during the show through launches and demonstrations of new products and technologies.</p>.<p>The 14th edition of Aero India will be held at the Air Force Station in Yelahanka, from February 13 to 17.</p>.<p>Air Defence Weapon System will be part of BEL's missile systems showcase. Hexacopter, tethered UAV, robotic surveillance, Shallow Water Remotely Operated Vehicle, and D4 anti-drone systems will be part of the air defence and surveillance cluster, while the AI-based products on show will include AI-based activity interference of air targets.</p>.<p>BEL will also display a range of radar systems and futuristic technologies, including the Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast System and the Hand-Held Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System. Ultra Violet Missile Approach Warning System and Self-Protection Suite for Helicopters will be part of the cluster of airborne products and systems. A range of laser-based products, including the Corner Shot Weapon System and Laser Fence System, will be displayed.</p>.<p>Mine-field recording systems, encryptors, radar warning receivers and fire detection/suppression systems will be part of the show.</p>.<p>“The entire set of state-of-art equipment on offer will be a force multiplier for any defence force and civilian requirements,” BEL said in a statement.</p>.<p>The products and systems on display as part of the non-defence and diversification category will include air traffic management systems for civilian airports, explosive detectors, chemical agent detectors, and virtual reality-based training simulator.</p>