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2013.
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The EADS Innovation Works site at Bangalore exists to prepare the future and explore the synergies for the group and is working on several important projects at present. Interacting with select media in Bangalore on his first visit to India after taking charge as Head of EADS Innovation Works in June this year, Sébastien Remy outlined his plans for the Bangalore centre, "We are focussing on the long term activities like the emerging technologies and solutions". He adds that the Bangalore centre is "working with Cassidian India to optimise performance of radars something that could be fully applicable to existing products. This on-going research work has resulted in the filing of a patent."
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125965
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2013.
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Embraer's journey with the Indian Airborne Early Warning & Control (AEW&C) programme began in February 2005, when a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the company and Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), to develop a new AEW&C platform for the Indian Air Force (IAF).
The decision to select EMB 145 Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) platform was taken based on Embraer's experience with the complex systems integration expertise for this class of airborne platform. The contract for three EMB 145 AEW&C platforms was signed in July 2008, the contract including a comprehensive logistics package covering training, technical support, spare parts, and ground support equipment
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125964
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2013.
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In a futuristic battlefield, which would rely widely on precision guided weapons and virtual platforms, Robotic technology is going to play a pivotal role. Presently, the use of robotics with the military and paramilitary forces, especially in India, is limited to unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) or for landmine and explosive research. A few armies from the developed world are using them for counter terrorism purpose. The use of robotic technology, programmed with Artificial Intelligence Applications can cater to the most vital roles in aerial combat and also in tactical battle areas. Increasing militarisation of robots will be a reality soon and India has a huge challenge to catch up with the developments in this area.
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125644
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2013.
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Improvements in radar band electronic support measures performance are being driven by the need to sample and measure complex signals in the congested electromagnetic environment of the littoral.
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126428
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2012.
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Unlike the defence forces, the Central Paramilitary Forces (CPMF) in India does not have a clear cut procurement procedure. While most of the equipment for the forces is acquired by the rate contracts listed in Directorate General Supplies and Disposal (DGS&D), high-end technology and equipment is procured along with the defence forces (army, navy and air force) or through one of the paramilitary force which acts as the nodal agency and initiates the procurement process for the rest of the forces depending on the requirement.
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125345
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2013.
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Having rejected military off he shelf options, Australia is now assessing an evolved Collins class and an all new design as the basis for its future submarine programme.
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