Bamalwa Tech builds high-power microwave directed-energy systems that disable hostile drones in flight — non-kinetic, electronically steered, and engineered for India's forces.
Low-cost UAS and coordinated swarms now threaten airbases, convoys and critical infrastructure — at a fraction of the cost to defend against them.
Autonomous and fibre-optic drones fly without a link to jam. Soft-kill alone leaves a widening gap in the air-defence picture.
Kinetic interceptors and lasers engage one target at a time. A saturating swarm outpaces finite, single-target defences.
High-power microwave energy disables drone electronics directly — no ammunition, no collateral, and a magazine that never runs dry.
Microwave pulses disable drone electronics instantly — no explosives, no projectiles, no collateral damage, and an effectively unlimited magazine.
An electronically steered beam sweeps a wide threat sector, protecting critical infrastructure, forward bases and high-value assets.
Beam-steering in microseconds engages targets in rapid succession — defeating coordinated swarms before they saturate point-defence.
Acquire and neutralise threats at range, keeping personnel and assets clear of the threat zone.
A swappable subsystem architecture allows field-level repair without specialised facilities — minimal downtime, forward-deployable.
No per-shot ammunition and a leaner bill of materials drive down both upfront and sustainment costs.
We match the effective reach of leading directed-energy systems while undercutting them sharply on cost, and we build for Indian operational conditions from day one — rugged, maintainable, and sovereign.
A staged pathway through prototype, field trials and production readiness.
Validated prototype with laboratory-demonstrated performance and beam steering.
Controlled trials at approved test ranges, validated against multiple drone classes.
A qualified, modular, deployable system ready for procurement and field service.