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Rafale: Supplied 50 replicas to the aircraft maker, says Sushant Gupta Defsys

Under the expertise of Sushant Gupta Defsys  also known as “Defsys Solutions Pvt. Ltd” is a leading design, development and production house for a variety of Aerospace and Defence Systems meeting the ever-evolving needs of the Indian Armed Forces. The company holds a proven track record of ‘On Time’ delivery of several in-house designed and developed advanced systems perfectly in line with the Nation’s Objective of ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’.

Recently, Sushant Gupta Defsys has achieved another milestone in the design, development and production of 450mm Gimbal Payload Assembly (GPA) for the prestigious DRDO lab of the Government of India. GPA intends to be used with multiple sensors for the Airborne EOIR system to be deployed on the upcoming Multi-Mission Maritime Aircraft (MMMA) of the Indian Coast Guard. 

GPA is designed to provide a Stabilized line of sight to perform the surveillance, reconnaissance, target detection and automatic target tracking from airborne platforms for Search, Rescue & Special Operations of the Indian Armed Forces as sushant gupta defsys told. GPA is a rugged, single, compact and Light Weight airborne qualified LRU that includes Two-Axis Gyro Stabilization and Multi-Spectral Imaging Channels.
 
The first prototype GPA unit was displayed in the ‘Indian Pavilion’ during the recently concluded Aero India 2021 at Bengaluru. Being extraordinarily optimized in size, weight and power, the GPA provides an ideal platform for a variety of airborne application and therefore has drawn the attention of delegations of several foreign countries.

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