Indigenous sensors will change defence applications: DRDO

[HariPrasad]

NITI Aayog member V K Saraswat, delivering a talk on the topic ‘Artificial Intelligence(AI) in Aerospace 4.0,’ said, “AI is one of the disruptive technologies, which is going to impact efficiency, productivity, speed and innovation in the emerging industries.”

He said Aerospace 4.0 would include all features of AI in the next 15 years to cut cost and cycle-time of design, optimisation, simulation, prototyping, manufacturing, supply chain, maintenance and product updates.

Programme director, Agni-3, VV Rao said aerospace sensor technology would play a vital role in the futuristic unmanned systems.

He said the scenario was changing fast with the emergence of nano technologies and miniature embedded systems.

He added that unmanned systems would revolutionise agriculture, medical, space, defence and environment management.

idrw.org .Read more at India No 1 Defence News Website http://idrw.org/indigenous-sensors-will-change-defence-applications-drdo/#more-191524 .

 

[Ultima Thule]

NITI Aayog member V K Saraswat, delivering a talk on the topic ‘Artificial Intelligence(AI) in Aerospace 4.0,’ said, “AI is one of the disruptive technologies, which is going to impact efficiency, productivity, speed and innovation in the emerging industries.”

He said Aerospace 4.0 would include all features of AI in the next 15 years to cut cost and cycle-time of design, optimisation, simulation, prototyping, manufacturing, supply chain, maintenance and product updates.

Programme director, Agni-3, VV Rao said aerospace sensor technology would play a vital role in the futuristic unmanned systems.

He said the scenario was changing fast with the emergence of nano technologies and miniature embedded systems.

He added that unmanned systems would revolutionise agriculture, medical, space, defence and environment management.

idrw.org .Read more at India No 1 Defence News Website http://idrw.org/indigenous-sensors-will-change-defence-applications-drdo/#more-191524 .

Thanks to west/Israel @HariPrasad

 

[Tshering22]

NITI Aayog member V K Saraswat, delivering a talk on the topic ‘Artificial Intelligence(AI) in Aerospace 4.0,’ said, “AI is one of the disruptive technologies, which is going to impact efficiency, productivity, speed and innovation in the emerging industries.”

He said Aerospace 4.0 would include all features of AI in the next 15 years to cut cost and cycle-time of design, optimisation, simulation, prototyping, manufacturing, supply chain, maintenance and product updates.

Programme director, Agni-3, VV Rao said aerospace sensor technology would play a vital role in the futuristic unmanned systems.

He said the scenario was changing fast with the emergence of nano technologies and miniature embedded systems.

He added that unmanned systems would revolutionise agriculture, medical, space, defence and environment management.

idrw.org .Read more at India No 1 Defence News Website http://idrw.org/indigenous-sensors-will-change-defence-applications-drdo/#more-191524 .

They need to first start implementing a digital environment in their laboratories across India.

Ironically these idiots have their labs which still use notebook registers for simple administrative records.

There is no IT system that links all labs of DRDO together. There is absolutely no digitisation or database of any sort on computers and forget any presence of cyber security.

Talking in the air is what DRDO does and if someone actually suggests something like this to them, they will scoff and walk away.