An AI-guided drone and two armored vehicles to be presented to the Moroccan army in Marrakech

INKAS Aerospace & Defense detailed on 10 September the equipment it will exhibit in Marrakech before the official delegations and military representatives in attendance. Its program includes the ANURI drone, the M1 MRAP armored vehicle and the MLTV light tactical vehicle.

The ANURI drone is an unmanned aerial system guided by artificial intelligence. According to the Canadian manufacturer, it was developed to protect sensitive sites and military units, but also to take part in operations against enemy drones.

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INKAS will also present its M1 MRAP, a protected vehicle intended for missions in high-risk environments. The MLTV, for its part, is a light, modular tactical platform that can be adapted to several operational configurations.

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The group will also highlight a solution dedicated to domestic and border security. It combines advance passenger information, biometric data and communications with carriers.

Artificial intelligence and machine-learning tools are intended to analyze this information in order to identify risk profiles more quickly and facilitate coordination between the services concerned.

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This presentation comes as Morocco strengthens its international cooperation on drones and emerging military technologies. The kingdom has notably been integrated into an American network of sites tasked with testing new combat capabilities.