Jindal Defence’s TITUS-100G remote-controlled weapon station (RCWS) is set to begin high-altitude trials with the Indian Army in the coming days, as part of efforts to evaluate its performance in challenging mountainous environments. The TITUS-100G, equipped with advanced artificial intelligence capabilities, supports machine guns ranging from 7.62mm light machine guns to 12.7mm heavy machine guns and features fully autonomous operation with manual override. Its AI-driven target acquisition enables real-time threat detection and autonomous neutralization, promising enhanced lethality and protection in extreme conditions. The trials will rigorously assess the system’s target engagement accuracy, responsiveness, and ruggedness under harsh climatic stresses common to sensitive border areas. Results from these evaluations will be pivotal in determining its readiness for deployment and influencing forthcoming procurement decisions by the Indian Army. The TITUS-100G’s induction aligns with India’s ongoing commitment to boost self-reliance in sophisticated defense technologies and modernize its armed forces through innovative indigenous solutions, marking a significant stride in strengthening the nation’s frontline defense capabilities.