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13/06/23 06:15 AM IST

Tactical LAN radio

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  • The Indian Army recently said it has sealed a deal with a Bengaluru-based company to procure the indigenously-developed “tactical LAN radio”.
Tactical LAN Radio
  • The primary purpose of the “tactical LAN radio” is to provide reliable communication for the Indian Army.
  • With its state-of-the-art features, it offers an enhanced range of communication, ensuring seamless connectivity in critical situations.
  • This development is crucial in enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of military operations.
  • The “tactical LAN radio” incorporates several cutting-edge features.
  • One such feature is its embedded frequency hopping mechanism, which helps prevent interception and ensure secure communication channels.
  • The system also boasts enhanced safety features, prioritizing the confidentiality and integrity of the transmitted data.
  • Additionally, the “tactical LAN radio” can operate continuously for 48 hours on a single set, without any breakdown, ensuring uninterrupted communication during extended operations.
  • The procurement of the “tactical LAN radio” falls under the framework of Innovations for Defence Excellence (iDEX).
About iDEX
  • iDEX is an initiative taken by the government to contribute towards modernization of the Defence Industry.
  • It was launched by the Government in April 2018.
  • iDEX aims to promote innovation and technology development in Defence and Aerospace by engaging Industries (which includes MSMEs, start-ups, individual innovators, R&D institutes & academia).
  • iDEX will provide the engaging industries with funding and other support to carry out Research & Development.
  • iDEX will be funded and managed by Defence Innovation Organization (DIO), and will function as the executive arm of DIO.
Source- PIB

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