Hindustan Aeronautics Limited to spend over Rs 2,000 crore this year on R&D
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Indian aerospace giant Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) is investing a significant amount of Rs 2,000 crore this year in research and development, in line with our commitment to promote indigenous production of essential avionics and associated hardware.
According to a top official from the state-owned organization, the HAL will proudly display its illustrious history of designing, developing, and manufacturing a diverse array of avionics systems at an exhibition in Delhi on December 7th and 8th. "Our investment in R&D this year exceeds Rs 2,000 crore," stated Dr. D K Sunil, Director of Engineering and R&D at the HAL.
Over the years, the HAL has successfully produced numerous military aircraft and helicopters, including the renowned Tejas Light Combat jet and the powerful Prachand Light Combat Helicopters.
"Our goal is to highlight the strides we are making towards achieving 'Atmanirbharta' (self-sufficiency) in the defense sector. The HAL has been consistently working towards this for quite some time now," added Sunil.
"We've put a lot of resources into our research and development, and our R&D team is quite extensive. In fact, we have a total of nine R&D centers under our umbrella," the spokesperson shared.
They went on to explain that the focus of the HAL has shifted towards developing crucial components for avionics, in order to meet both current and future demands.
"Our goal is to showcase our progress in the avionics field, where we have made significant strides in areas such as navigation, identification systems, communication systems, and mission computers. Essentially, all the necessary equipment that goes into an aircraft," they elaborated.
Sunil also mentioned the upcoming 'Avionics Expo 2023', which will provide a platform for professionals, industry leaders, and stakeholders from the aviation industry to come together.
They went on to explain that the focus of the HAL has shifted towards developing crucial components for avionics, in order to meet both current and future demands.
"Our goal is to showcase our progress in the avionics field, where we have made significant strides in areas such as navigation, identification systems, communication systems, and mission computers. Essentially, all the necessary equipment that goes into an aircraft," they elaborated.
Sunil also mentioned the upcoming 'Avionics Expo 2023', which will provide a platform for professionals, industry leaders, and stakeholders from the aviation industry to come together.
"He mentioned that attendees will have the chance to make valuable connections, build partnerships, and explore potential business opportunities. This truly shows HAL's dedication to advancing aerospace technology within India," the spokesperson stated.
During the expo, HAL will proudly present a wide range of avionics products that have been meticulously designed and developed by our team.
In addition, experts from the Indian armed forces, HAL, partner organizations, and academia will participate in engaging panel discussions. These discussions will cover topics such as the latest developments in avionics, the challenges of system integration, and the future of aviation electronics.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to witness live demonstrations of our cutting-edge avionics products and systems. This hands-on experience will provide a unique insight into their capabilities, according to the spokesperson.
During the expo, HAL will proudly present a wide range of avionics products that have been meticulously designed and developed by our team.
In addition, experts from the Indian armed forces, HAL, partner organizations, and academia will participate in engaging panel discussions. These discussions will cover topics such as the latest developments in avionics, the challenges of system integration, and the future of aviation electronics.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to witness live demonstrations of our cutting-edge avionics products and systems. This hands-on experience will provide a unique insight into their capabilities, according to the spokesperson.
Source : PTI