Comprehensive Review on Integrated Missile Defence System for Tactical Operations and Strategic Site Protection
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| author | Kumar, B. Karan D., Deepika Anand, T. Bennett, S. Kevin |
| author_facet | Kumar, B. Karan D., Deepika Anand, T. Bennett, S. Kevin |
| contents | <p><strong><em><span>Abstract</span></em></strong></p> <p><em><span>The Integrated Missile Defence System (IMDS) is meant to offer a smart, automated, and affordable means by which tactical and defensive bases can be resisted by air threats like missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles. This project tries to create a practical prototype that will demonstrate the principles of missile detection, tracking, and interception with embedded systems and sensor-based innovations. The system is to be designed to simulate the detection and targeting functions of radar using an Arduino board, ultrasonic sensors, servo motors, and a breadboard. The prototype recognizes the threats coming at it within a given range and triggers the protection system in its automatic mode to stop such threats. Such a combination of control algorithms and sensors makes the system reach fast and precise decisions with minimum human intervention. This paper has drawn attention to the merits of automation, real-time reactions, and smart control in the present-day military applications. An experimental platform of the implemented model of IMDS allows us to learn how autonomous systems may enhance security and operational efficiency and help in the future evolution of missile defense technology.</span></em></p> |
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| spellingShingle | Comprehensive Review on Integrated Missile Defence System for Tactical Operations and Strategic Site Protection Kumar, B. Karan D., Deepika Anand, T. Bennett, S. Kevin : Integrated Air and Missile Defence, C2BMC systems, Ballistic Missile Interceptors, Multi-Domain Operations, High-Energy Laser Effectors, Radar Sensor Networks LTAMDS among others <p><strong><em><span>Abstract</span></em></strong></p> <p><em><span>The Integrated Missile Defence System (IMDS) is meant to offer a smart, automated, and affordable means by which tactical and defensive bases can be resisted by air threats like missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles. This project tries to create a practical prototype that will demonstrate the principles of missile detection, tracking, and interception with embedded systems and sensor-based innovations. The system is to be designed to simulate the detection and targeting functions of radar using an Arduino board, ultrasonic sensors, servo motors, and a breadboard. The prototype recognizes the threats coming at it within a given range and triggers the protection system in its automatic mode to stop such threats. Such a combination of control algorithms and sensors makes the system reach fast and precise decisions with minimum human intervention. This paper has drawn attention to the merits of automation, real-time reactions, and smart control in the present-day military applications. An experimental platform of the implemented model of IMDS allows us to learn how autonomous systems may enhance security and operational efficiency and help in the future evolution of missile defense technology.</span></em></p> |
| title | Comprehensive Review on Integrated Missile Defence System for Tactical Operations and Strategic Site Protection |
| topic | : Integrated Air and Missile Defence, C2BMC systems, Ballistic Missile Interceptors, Multi-Domain Operations, High-Energy Laser Effectors, Radar Sensor Networks LTAMDS among others |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17959153 |