UTS Wins Rs 100 Mn DRDO Contract for Electronic Warfare Solutions
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UTS Wins Rs 100 Mn DRDO Contract for Electronic Warfare Solutions

The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has awarded a Rs 100.3 million development contract to Hyderabad-based Unistring Tech Solutions (UTS) as part of its efforts to strengthen indigenous defence capabilities. The project focuses on developing an advanced Compact Electronic Warfare (EW) system and is expected to be completed within ten months.

Upon successful completion, the system is likely to enter mass production, contributing to the enhancement of India’s self-reliant defence infrastructure. The initiative highlights UTS’s growing role in advanced defence technologies, reinforcing its expertise in electronic warfare solutions.

With a strong background in EW technologies, UTS continues to develop next-generation solutions aimed at bolstering national security. The contract from DRDO reflects the company’s technical capabilities and commitment to advancing India’s defence sector.

The Compact EW system under development is expected to provide significant advancements in electronic warfare, equipping the Indian military with enhanced capabilities to counter modern threats. As electronic warfare becomes increasingly critical in defence strategies, the system is being designed for versatility and efficiency, ensuring effective deployment in diverse operational environments.

By leveraging its expertise, UTS aims to deliver cutting-edge solutions that contribute to the nation’s defence preparedness. This project marks a step forward in developing indigenous electronic warfare systems, aligning with the broader objective of strengthening India’s technological self-reliance in defence.

News courtesy: Millennium Post

The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has awarded a Rs 100.3 million development contract to Hyderabad-based Unistring Tech Solutions (UTS) as part of its efforts to strengthen indigenous defence capabilities. The project focuses on developing an advanced Compact Electronic Warfare (EW) system and is expected to be completed within ten months. Upon successful completion, the system is likely to enter mass production, contributing to the enhancement of India’s self-reliant defence infrastructure. The initiative highlights UTS’s growing role in advanced defence technologies, reinforcing its expertise in electronic warfare solutions. With a strong background in EW technologies, UTS continues to develop next-generation solutions aimed at bolstering national security. The contract from DRDO reflects the company’s technical capabilities and commitment to advancing India’s defence sector. The Compact EW system under development is expected to provide significant advancements in electronic warfare, equipping the Indian military with enhanced capabilities to counter modern threats. As electronic warfare becomes increasingly critical in defence strategies, the system is being designed for versatility and efficiency, ensuring effective deployment in diverse operational environments. By leveraging its expertise, UTS aims to deliver cutting-edge solutions that contribute to the nation’s defence preparedness. This project marks a step forward in developing indigenous electronic warfare systems, aligning with the broader objective of strengthening India’s technological self-reliance in defence. News courtesy: Millennium Post

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