This PPT gives a basic idea about different technologies that are changing the face of the Indian Army.

2.  IndianArmy
 IndianAir Force
 Indian Navy
Supporting by
 Indian coast guard
 Paramilitary forces

3. Facts & Figures

6.  India’s own satellite navigation
 The constellation of seven NAVIC
satellites is already in orbit
 provides accurate real-time
positioning and timing services
 NAVIC will provide two levels of
service
1.civilian use
2.authorized users

8.  For the past few years, the DRDO has been designing and developing multiple
autonomous underwater vehicle (AUVs).
 In April 2016, DRDO scientists successfully developed an autonomous
underwater prototype for multiple maritime missions in India’s waters.
 A feasibility study undertaken for the development of different types of AUV
platforms showed that the Indian R&D was capable of designing various kinds of
unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs)—from hand-held slow-speed ones to
military-class platforms—with the capability to assist in the entire gamut of
maritime security.
 In order to negate the advantages of modern submarines in terms of high
endurance, speed and an inherent stealth, unmanned platforms are being
designed to operate in packs, making it harder for submarines to escape
detection in constrained spaces.

9.  A top priority for navies.
 Russia, US and China have all
made major strides in high-
energy laser and microwave
technologies.
 India’s DRDO has prioritized
Direct EnergyWeapons (DEW)
development in the
technology perspective and
capability roadmap.
 DEWs advantages
1. including cost-effectiveness
2. An ammunition unlimited
supply

10.  The ability for combat platforms to self-
control, self-regulate and self-actuate, using
inherent computing and decision-making
capabilities.
 Ethical issues will be there.
 Autonomous weapons also pose many legal
and moral dilemmas.
 Eg : Nano robots, Spider shooters.

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