India's ability to integrate diverse military systems during Operation Sindoor highlighted the need for interoperable defence technology, Dr Jaijit Bhattacharya said. He stressed on open architecture, secure data, adaptable systems, cost-effective counter-drone measures and an AI industrial base.
India's ability to integrate diverse military systems during Operation Sindoor highlighted the need for interoperable defence technology, Dr Jaijit Bhattacharya said. He stressed on open architecture, secure data, adaptable systems, cost-effective counter-drone measures and an AI industrial base.
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India's ability to integrate diverse military systems during Operation Sindoor highlighted the need for interoperable defence technology, Dr Jaijit Bhattacharya said. He stressed on open architecture, secure data, adaptable systems, cost-effective counter-drone measures and an AI industrial base.
