Archive · 1 Sep 2026
RRP Defence Partners With Israel To Bring Diamond AI Surveillance
RRP Defence is working with an Israeli company called ESC BAZ.
Together, they will bring a surveillance system called Diamond to India.
Diamond uses artificial intelligence to watch large areas.
It can produce clear pictures even when it is completely dark.
The system may help find threats, unusual movements and people trying to enter restricted places.
It could be used at borders, military bases and other important sites.
RRP Defence says it wants to make and adapt the system in India.
The company also hopes to sell it to customers in other countries.
RRP Defence has partnered with Israel’s ESC BAZ to introduce the Diamond surveillance system in India.
Diamond uses artificial intelligence to provide high-resolution images and detect potential threats, suspicious movements and intrusions.
The system can operate in complete darkness and offers an 80-degree field of view.
RRP Defence plans to manufacture and customise Diamond in India before potentially exporting it internationally.
The company expects the new business segment to contribute nearly 30 percent of its revenue.
- Who
- RRP Defence Limited and Israel’s ESC BAZ.
- What
- A partnership to introduce, manufacture and customise the Diamond AI-powered surveillance system in India.
- When
- The partnership was announced in the article; no specific date is provided.
- Where
- India, with potential future exports to international markets.
- Why
- To expand AI-powered surveillance availability, strengthen domestic defence manufacturing and support India’s defence export ambitions.
- Technology
- Diamond – Unique Observation System
- Developer
- ESC BAZ, an Israeli electro-optical observation systems developer
- Field of view
- 80 degrees
- Image resolution
- 4240 × 2832 pixels
- Operating conditions
- Designed to provide clear images in complete darkness and support round-the-clock monitoring
- Estimated 2025 global market
- Approximately USD 11.1 billion for military electro-optical and infrared surveillance technology
- Expected revenue contribution
- RRP Defence expects the new business segment to contribute nearly 30 percent of its revenue