This partnership has made Tata Advanced Systems the first Indian company to develop and integrate next-generation naval surveillance radar systems
The Indian Navy has commissioned its first 3D Air Surveillance Radar (3D-ASR), the Lanza-N, aboard a warship, marking a significant milestone in India’s defence manufacturing capabilities. The radar, a collaborative effort between Tata Advanced Systems and Spanish defence firm Indra, is a naval variant of Indra’s Lanza 3D radar and is the first to be operational outside Spain.
This partnership has made Tata Advanced Systems the first Indian company to develop and integrate next-generation naval surveillance radar systems. The Lanza-N is a highly advanced long-range tactical surveillance system designed to detect a wide array of aerial and surface threats, including drones, supersonic fighter jets, and anti-radiation missiles, in addition to all types of naval vessels.
