The Govt. of Kerala is planning to set up a Drone research lab in Thiruvananthapuram to mitigate the potential drone-related threat. As we have seen that a Drone attack was performed a few days ago in the J&K Airbase of India.
The development comes in a day after the Chief of Army Mr. Naravane reportedly said that the easy availability of drones has increased and the security challenged of the country also increased. Anyone can buy drones online and offline without any verification and background history check of that person who is purchasing the drone.
Kerala Govt. to Set Up Drone Research Lab
According to a report by ANI, Kerala police chief DGP Mr. Anil Kant has announced that the govt. is planning to set a drone research lab and a drone forensic lab in a press meet on Friday.
The research lab will be set up in collaboration with the Cyberdome of Kerala police. Cyberdome is a technological research and development program/ center of the Kerala police department.
Drones are useful but are dangerous also the future warfare will be conducted with drones. Drones regulation rules should be implemented in the country for better security of the nation. Technology can be misused by some people.
“Of late drone is another emerging threat, which may pose very serious technology threat to the cities as well. We have taken a note of it and we are starting a Drone Research Lab and Drone Forensic Lab,” said Kerala Police chief Anil Kant.
Kerala police are also considering an anti-drone system. The details and capabilities of the anti-drone system are not disclosed due to security and privacy reasons.
"We are planning to develop an anti-drone system with our volunteers in Cyberdome and other experts in the field he said.
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