Wrath

Wrath overview

WRATH is a modular autonomous aerial system introduced by Pune-based N3X Labs in 2026. The company describes a platform able to carry surveillance or strike payloads for persistent ISR, tactical reconnaissance, precision attack, and suppression missions. Its development reflects India's growing private-sector focus on attritable autonomous weapons informed by recent conflicts.

N3X subsequently presented a heavy-mobility-vehicle launcher concept carrying five WRATH aircraft, emphasizing salvo deployment, dispersed operations, and rapid relocation. Available reporting remains concept-focused: no government contract, operational adoption, flight-test record, or authoritative specification sheet had been published by August 2026.

This profile therefore labels WRATH as developmental and does not convert promotional mission claims into unverified speed, range, endurance, or payload numbers. The launcher concept is nevertheless important because it frames the platform as part of a mobile battery or swarm system rather than a stand-alone reconnaissance aircraft.

Armament

Optional modular strike payload; details not publicly released

Development and operational timeline

1. May 2026N3X Labs introduces WRATH as a modular Indian loitering-munition and autonomous mission concept
2. Jun 2026The company expands the public concept to persistent ISR, reconnaissance, and precision-strike roles
3. Jul 2026N3X shows a truck-mounted launcher concept carrying five WRATH aircraft
4. Aug 2026WRATH remains developmental with no publicly confirmed service adoption or full specification sheet