The Indian Army has set up a specialized technology unit called Signals Technology Evaluation and Adaptation Group (STEAG) to research and evaluate next-generation communication technologies.
STEAG will focus on studying and adapting technologies like:
The aim is to develop advanced communication capabilities for defence applications and future warfare.
The Indian Army realizes that effective communication is crucial for military operations. The side with better communication technologies and ability to share information will have an advantage over the enemy.
Under the Corps of Signals
Research and Development
Premier Technology Organization
Technical Support
Aligning with Atmanirbhar Bharat and Start-Up India initiatives, STEAG will help bridge the gap between the Armed Forces and industry/academia in high-end communication technologies.
The new Centre of Excellence is expected to be a game-changer in fostering self-reliance in advanced communication technologies, which have been monopolized by select countries with advanced economies and research ecosystems.
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