DRDO has developed an unmanned, remotely operated tank for Indian military. What is its name

Only the United States, Israel and Britain are known to have used armed drones in combat, although more than 70 countries have UAVs with surveillance capabilities. However, experts believe that Chinese combat drones still lag far behind the Israeli-made ones in terms of capability. Though China has no public strategy for armed drone development, but it has poured resources into UAVs and has shown them off at exhibitions. With even Pakistan now sporting an armed UAV developed with Chinese assistance, India has decided to accelerate the development of its own weaponized drone fleet. India has been trying to develop its own combat drone (Dynamic Remotely Operated navigation equipment), but the DRDO is struggling to integrate a missile onto the proposed Rustom series of UAVs. Moreover India would like to also mount its own weaponry on an Israeli supplied drone, helped by close technological cooperation. The employment of armed drones for precision strikes will make it easier for the Indian military to neutralize targets of opportunity in scenarios where sending in Special Forces would be too risky or complicated. Indian government approved the air force's request to acquire 10 Heron TP drones from Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) that can be fitted with weapons to engage targets on the ground. Last year India had accelerated plans to buy drones from Israel that can be armed.

India plans to have more UAVs deployed at forward operating bases to keep a close watch on any suspicious activities. India has already deployed Israeli unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) along the rugged mountains of Kashmir for surveillance, as well as on the disputed border with China where the two armies have faced off against each other. It has also sought Predator XP category which is a surveillance version for internal security issues and terrorist threats. India had requested for the latest Avenger drones, which is basically an unmanned combat air vehicle. India, last year sought from the US 100 latest unmanned aerial vehicles, both armed and surveillance versions, to bolster its arsenal amid recurring incursions by its hostile neighbors. With increasing intrusions from Pakistan and China, India is planning to deploy more UAVs along border to maintain round the clock surveillance. Over the next decade, UAVs will become a significant component of military and civil aviation. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles are an exciting field in the world of aviation, with new R&D and system discoveries.

DRDO has developed an unmanned, remotely operated tank for Indian military. What is its name