Autonomous Quadruped Defence Platform

MECHA PAW

MODEL MP-170 · BATCH 24-1-A

The Thar, the Ghats, and a ridgeline at 14,000 feet.

One chassis crosses all three without a mission change.

Thermal, ultra-zoom and satellite feeds, fused into one head Recording continuously — nothing it sees goes unlogged

Soft-kill jamming out to 50 yards, mounted on its spine Enemy sensors lose lock before they clock what's near them

250W field charging port for allied electric vehicles Or a disabling short-circuit into whatever's trying to stop it

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Trinetr Array

Thermal / optical / satellite — three lenses, one head.

Mayajaal Jammer

50-yard denial radius, spine-mounted.

Vajra Port

250W output. Dual-use: charge or disable.

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Why now

India's borders don't wait for good weather.

A single forward post can face desert heat, monsoon rock-slides and sub-zero ridgelines within the same posting cycle. Human patrols slow down for all three. A wheeled vehicle stops for most of them.

MP-170 was built around one constraint: it has to move where the terrain, not the mission plan, decides the pace. That's why it walks on four legs instead of rolling on wheels, and why every system on it — sensors, jammer, power, armor — is rated for conditions that break equipment built for milder ground.

MP-170 quadruped mid-stride through shallow water, ember-lit backdrop

Seven systems, one chassis

Nothing on it is decorative.

Every subsystem earns its weight budget. Here's the short version — the full breakdown, tolerances and trial notes are one page over.

Eyes

Trinetr Array

Thermal, ultra-zoom and satellite-relay lenses in one head, recording continuously.

Belly Port

Vajra Port

250W field charging for allied EVs, or a disabling short-circuit pulse into a hostile system.

Spine Unit

Mayajaal Jammer

Jams medium-strength defence electronics within a 50-yard radius.

Tail

Nakshatra Uplink

Doubles as a satellite antenna, relaying position — its own, and what it finds.

Body

Kavach Shell

Alloy frame rated for storm, landslide and freeze across Indian terrain types.

Climate Control

Prakriti Regulator

Vents heat in freezing altitude, pulls cool air in desert heat — automatically.

Gait

Chhaya Gait System

Light enough to cross snow, quiet enough to close distance without announcing itself.

Full systems breakdown →