To improve national security, the Indian Army is continuously implementing new technologies. Kanpur IIT has created a cutting-edge meta substance in this area that might cause the enemy a lot of trouble. The enemy's radar will be confused by this substance, making it impossible to find the bases of the Indian Army.
The army's tents and bunkers will be covered with this unique metamaterial, concealing their whereabouts from radar. Additionally, it will be incorporated into the soldiers' clothing, making it harder to identify them. For the Indian Army, this unique material is seen as a cure-all.
'Analakshya' is a metamaterial developed by IIT Kanpur for the defence industry that will provide a significant obstacle to the enemy army. This innovation is one of the major achievements of IIT Kanpur. Its use and launch involved a number of military leaders, including the Central Commander of Air India. The army is going to employ it extensively soon.
A declaration claims that 90% of the Analakṣhya MSCS comes from domestic sources. The technology has been licensed to a private business called "Meta Tattva Systems," which will manage its deployment and manufacturing in a major step towards industrial production. The Anālakṣhya MSCS offers good defence against missiles guided by radar in addition to providing wave absorption over a wide spectrum.
