Drone that fires rockets to anti-fratricide AI system—Army’s in-house innovations shine at Inno Yoddha

Published on December 6, 2024

These innovations on display as part of Inno Yodha competition are spread across various domains such as unmanned systems, capability enhancement, and operational logistics.

 Amid a push for indigenisation and in-house problem-solving, the Indian Army showcased 22 innovations that were designed by its personnel to plug gaps in its battlefield capabilities as part of the Inno Yoddha competition.

The innovations showcased in the competition conducted by the Army in New Delhi were spread across different domains such as unmanned systems, capability enhancement, and operational logistics.

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