Thursday, June 24, 2010
Armored car - this time India had a great way to face a terrorist attack. An armored mini car created for use in confined spaces such as hotels and airports.
Event of terrorist attacks in Mumbai, in November last year a lesson.
165 deaths of people in the event of a terrorist attack during the 60 hours in a hotel in Mumbai is a distant memory. Indian people do not want to repeat the bitter events.
A company called Bodies Metaltech Pvt Ltd took the initiative to design a mini car bulletproof. Construction of a mini car prototype called Anti-Terrorist Assault Cart (Atac) had spent $ 45 thousand.
"Atac designed after the terrorist attacks," the company said that, quoted from the BBC.
Atac accommodate two armed security personnel, equipped with holes to shoot. Vehicle weight is under half a ton.
Atac been exhibited in India a few days ago. Prototype it got a standing ovation from the guests and the Indian military scientists now exhibited.
The company claims strong Atac against grenade blasts. Atac highest speed reached 25 miles per hour (15mph).
The company also offers prototype testing as a sponsor Atac Commonwelt Games event held in November this year.
"With increased threat, we require techniques such as nano-Atac," said Vice President Metaltech SW Thatte.
Event of terrorist attacks in Mumbai, in November last year a lesson.
165 deaths of people in the event of a terrorist attack during the 60 hours in a hotel in Mumbai is a distant memory. Indian people do not want to repeat the bitter events.
A company called Bodies Metaltech Pvt Ltd took the initiative to design a mini car bulletproof. Construction of a mini car prototype called Anti-Terrorist Assault Cart (Atac) had spent $ 45 thousand.
"Atac designed after the terrorist attacks," the company said that, quoted from the BBC.
Atac accommodate two armed security personnel, equipped with holes to shoot. Vehicle weight is under half a ton.
Atac been exhibited in India a few days ago. Prototype it got a standing ovation from the guests and the Indian military scientists now exhibited.
The company claims strong Atac against grenade blasts. Atac highest speed reached 25 miles per hour (15mph).
The company also offers prototype testing as a sponsor Atac Commonwelt Games event held in November this year.
"With increased threat, we require techniques such as nano-Atac," said Vice President Metaltech SW Thatte.