Lt Gen Manjit Kumar, COS of the Southern Command, on Saturday inaugurated the Centre of Excellence in Artificial Intelligence & Robotics (CEAR) on the Army Institute of Technology (AIT) in Pune.

According to a put up from the official X (previously Twitter) deal with of the Southern Command, the centre is provided with the newest 3D printing, CAD modeling instruments, sensors/drivers, and interfacing instruments for real-time embedded {hardware} designing.

Additionally, Lt Gen Manjit Kumar presided over the felicitation ceremony of “INNERVE 8,” the most important student-driven hackathon performed by the Open-Source Software Club at AIT. With a prize pool exceeding ₹10 lakh, “INNERVE 8” offered a superb platform for all members, as talked about within the Southern Command’s put up.

Air Chief inaugurates lab showcasing weapons, ammo relationship again to the seventeenth century

Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari, on Friday inaugurated a novel armament expertise lab on the Military Institute of Technology (MILIT) in Pune, showcasing weapons and ammunition relationship again to the seventeenth century.

During the occasion, the Air Chief delivered a chat titled “Transition of IAF into a Contemporary and Future Ready Aerospace Force.” He engaged with officers from the Defence Services Technical Staff Course (DSTSC) throughout the dialogue.

A put up shared on X by the Headquarters Integrated Defence Staff highlighted the importance of the Air Chief’s tackle to the budding Commanders and future techno-warriors at MILIT. It emphasised the evolving character of warfare and the imperatives arising from modern conflicts, underscoring the necessity for operational preparedness by the Indian Armed Forces to fulfill uncertainty. The Air Chief burdened the significance of buying, inducting, and assimilating new applied sciences to stay related and efficient in future conflicts.

Published on: Sunday, February 11, 2024, 02:20 PM IST