The Indian Army is acquiring 350 cutting-edge explosive detectors to improve terrorism prevention measures. The federal agency has also created a impairment tester using tech derived from post-9/11 bomb detection. Additionally, a military situation in the DMZ was associated with a North Korean explosive device. The developments reflect progress in explosive detection technology, with uses in both military and law enforcement sectors.
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