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  1. DRDO and Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) are developing platforms for the Indian Air Force (IAF).
  2. The Indian Air Force is pursuing the development of indigenous airborne surveillance platforms.

Indian Air Force receives grant for indigenous combat simulator

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What happened

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Chakravyuha Dynamics Pvt. Ltd. received an iDEX SPARK grant for a Combat Controlling Simulator (CCS) for the Indian Air Force. The resulting product, CD Sim, uses Digital Terrain Twins technology to simulate realistic terrain and environments. This platform allows combat controllers to practice tasks such as observation, communication, and coordination in a controlled setting.

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Why it matters

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The simulator aims to augment the Indian Air Force’s training pool with a home-grown capability. By enabling mission rehearsal without field risk or logistical limitations, the technology supports the IAF's pursuit of indigenous defense platforms.

The Indian Air Force is pursuing the creation of indigenous airborne surveillance platforms, with DRDO and Aeronautical Development Agency involved in platform creation.

From idrw.org

Who's involved

  • Indian Air ForceThe recipient of the simulator and the primary user of the indigenous training technology

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Indian Air ForceSpeculative

    The Indian Air Force might reduce procurement costs for training equipment by utilizing indigenous technology

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