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Argentina was a example . Yeah i agree what you say . But in long term tejas is nt the only fighter jet we ll have to manufacture . One less supply chain issue to worry about in medium term if everything works .
Frankly ejector seats is not that much of cutting edge tech nor something whose lack of indigenous alternatives , we should be unduly worried about. Alternatives to MB exists in the US & Russia.

Having said that, good that someone in India decided to crack the code.
 
Some update from premier, will post astra dp etc later.

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I was googling about this Mixed Reality startup . They are also working with DRDO



About the product they lunched . mixed reality headset


Also in 2022 they had lunched haptic gloves AjnaSparsh in india . It allows users to touch, hold and feel the virtual objects in the Metaverse as they would in the real world. The right amount of pressure is induced on parts of the hand that are touching the virtual object, simulating the feeling of real touch. This leads to better hand, eye and brain coordination and sharpens cognitive skills to perform better.


Looks like sex with AI bot going to be reality in future . Unfortunate we might be old by then . :cry:
 
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Indian firm in talks with Australian Navy to supply cargo drone




Indian Army tested Palm 400 at Sikkim.PALM-400 – ‘precision attack loitering system’ is a derivative of Isreali UVision Hero 400 Loitering Munition with Indian technology. Tested thermobaric warhead and the canister for launching is Indian made.

It can hit with pinpoint accuracy, it has low acoustic, optical & thermal signature. It can detect, track & hit both moving & stationary targets. Weight: 50 kg Warhead: 10 kg Range: 120+ km Endurance: 120 min Engine: Electrical Launch method: Rail, Single/Multi-Canister

 
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Indian Army procures Integrated Mobile Camouflage Systems from a start up​





The IMCS reportedly achieves a reduction in the detection range of AFVs when viewed through a Hand Held Thermal Imager (HHTI)/Battle Field Surveillance Radar (BFSR) tank-based thermal camera under given environmental and weather conditions and signature management by controlling the Visual, Thermal, Infra-red and Radar Signatures of the object.
 
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