
Designed and integrated in India
Integrated unmanned, communications and autonomy systems for forces that operate where infrastructure ends.
Portfolio
Seven domains, one supplier.

Aerial
Eyes where the map ends.
5 systems

Strike
Effects, precisely placed.
3 systems

Ground
Move the load, not the people.
2 systems

Comms and Control
One network, no infrastructure.
4 systems

Autonomy and AI
Judgement at the edge.
4 systems

Counter-UAS
Take the sky back.
2 systems

Training
Fail here, not there.
2 systems
Integration
The aircraft, the radio and the map are one system.
Most of what a force buys arrives as separate systems that never quite meet: a drone from one supplier, radios from another, software from a third, and an integrator paid to make them talk. GDA builds the pieces to work together from the start.
An aircraft reports into the same picture the section carries on its handsets. That picture moves over the mesh when there is no network. Detection runs on the aircraft itself. The control station that flies one aircraft is the station that flies the formation, and the simulator that trains the operator runs the same flight software as the aircraft.

Trusted by
Proudly serving and trusted by leaders in defence and technology.
Trials
Successful trials and collaborations with elite units such as Para SF and other armed forces.
Government
Working closely with government bodies, including Ordnance Factories, Defence Public Sector Undertakings and the Army.
Applications
What these systems are for.
Border surveillancePersistent watch over ground that is too high, too cold and too large to hold with people alone.
Survey and mappingSurvey-grade ground models of sites, corridors and terrain, produced on your own hardware.
Contested spectrumCommunicating, navigating and flying where the radio environment is jammed, spoofed or simply absent.
LogisticsMoving stores to positions and around depots without spending people on the journey.
Base protectionWatching the fence, the approaches and the airspace above a fixed position.
Precision effectsDelivering an effect on a confirmed target, from a position the target cannot anticipate.
Disaster responseSeeing what happened, finding who is cut off, and working where the infrastructure has gone.
Operator readinessBuilding and measuring operator skill before an airframe, a payload or a range day is at risk.
Next step
Brief us on your requirement.
Tell us the task, the terrain and the timeline. We will come back with what we would field and what it would take.















