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New Indian Hybrid Robot Can Drive, Then Take Flight to Bypass Obstacles

The ARC ODIN in unmanned aerial vehicle mode. Image: IDRW

An autonomous system that can traverse terrain and take flight when obstacles block its path is the core idea behind a hybrid robot developed by Indian firms ArcanumSpace and Quetzalcoatl.

Known as ARC ODIN, the ground-air tactical system can rapidly transition from an unmanned ground vehicle to an unmanned aerial vehicle.

This dual-mode capability aims to give soldiers enhanced situational awareness and beyond-line-of-sight visibility when ground-level movement is restricted.

Read the full story on NextGen Defense: New Indian Hybrid Robot Can Drive, Then Take Flight to Bypass Obstacles

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