16-year-old boy develops drone that can identify and destroy landmines
Innovation need no age, proved by Harshwardhansinh Zala. A 16-year-old boy from Gujarat India who invented a drone named ‘EAGLE A7’ which he claims can detect and destroy landmines without any human risk.
“This tech is not available anywhere else. It has multi-spectral land mine detection technology which can detect mines,” as per Harshwardhansinh. He has received many offers to work abroad. But he added that he wishes to help Indian armed forces.
“I’ve received many offers to go and work abroad but it is my wish to develop this drone and deploy it to serve the Indian Army and CRPF, to save our jawans from being martyred,” he said.
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It has multi-spectral land mine detection technology which can detect mines.
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