According to a PTI report, STEAG will conduct research and evaluation of technologies such as 6G, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and quantum computing.
“It is a first-of-its-kind project with the ability to leverage niche technologies, leverage cutting-edge solutions, and identify suitable cases for defense applications by fostering collaboration between academia and industry. It will be the best organization,” the news agency said, citing an official. Say.
The official said the group will continue to focus on all upcoming technology areas, including software defined radio, electronic switching, mobile communications, electronic warfare systems, 5G and 6G networks, artificial intelligence, quantum technology and machine learning. He said he was on a mission. .
What will STEAG do?
According to Army officials, the high-tech unit will perform technology research, development, evaluation, and management of core ICT solutions in addition to providing user interface support with maintenance and upgrades of the latest technologies available within the environment. .
“In line with the tenets of Atmanirbhar Bharat and Startup India, STEAG will help bridge the gap between the military, industry and academia,” the official said.
The new center of excellence is expected to be a game-changer in promoting independence in high-end communications technologies, which have traditionally been dominated by a few countries with developed economies and research ecosystems.
The Army believes that communications will be a critical component of military operations. Another Army official said, “As technology on the battlefield evolves rapidly, sides with better communication techniques and the ability to connect different components for information sharing will have an advantage over their adversaries.” I will stand,” he said.
The new unit will ensure uninterrupted communications support for units and formations during operations. Modern warfare requires the introduction of new equipment. STEAG strengthens the Army’s capabilities in the digital domain.
(Edited by: Sudarsanan Mani)
