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Tech Observer, SIIC IIT Kanpur to host National DefTech Summit 2024 in New Delhi

Tech Observer Magazine in collaboration with SIIC IIT Kanpur will host the third edition of the National DefTech Summit 2024 on January 18, 2024, in New Delhi.

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Tech Observer Magazine in collaboration with SIIC IIT Kanpur will host the third edition of the National DefTech Summit 2024 on February 2, 2024, in New Delhi. Themed on the topic of ‘Reimagine India’s Techade for , Aerospace and ‘, the summit is expected to bring together over 150 industry delegates, senior defence technology leaders, officials and deftech startups.

In recent years, India’s progress in digital public infrastructure (DPI) under the Digital India initiative has set a solid foundation, paving the way for advancements in the defence, aerospace and aviation sectors. The National DefTech Summit 2024 aims to catalyse this transformation, propelling India to set global benchmarks in these crucial areas.

The day long summit will explore various facets of defence technology, including:

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  • Gen AI – Role of for Defence, Aerospace and Aviation Sectors
  • ICT in Defence – Securing the Future Defence Edge with AI, Machine Learning, and Quantum Technology
  • Frontier Tech – Emerging Technologies and Innovation in the Area of Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS)
  • Cyber Security & Data Protection – Reimagining Data Protection and Cyber Security for Aerospace, Aviation, and Defence in the Digital India
  • Startups & Drone – The Role of Startups in Revolutionising Defense, Aerospace, and Aviation through Drone Technology
  • On Demand Content for Digital Skilling – Skill Development & Capacity Building for Defence Forces – Ease of Access, On Demand Content and Device
  • Logistic Management – Reimagining Asset Discovery & Supply Chain Management with Tri-Services Integration
  • ERP & IT Architecture – Modern IT Architecture and ERP Transformation for Defence PSUs, Aerospace, and Aviation sectors

The event will feature over 35 speakers, comprising industry leaders and deftech experts. Past speakers have included prominent figures such as Dr. Ajay Kumar, Ex-Defence Secretary, former Air Chief Marshal R K S Bhadauria, O-Hub executive chairman Dr. Omkar Rai and Dr. Nikhil Agarwal Chief Executive Officer – IIT Kanpur FIRST & AIIDE.

The summit is expected to attract a diverse audience, including ministers, secretaries, officials from the Army, Navy, Air Force, Ministry of Defence, Defence PSUs, deftech startups, and experts from the aviation and telecom sectors.

Participants in the National DefTech Summit 2024 can look forward to gaining insights into the latest developments in defence technology, networking opportunities with experts, speakers, and attendees and engaging in discussions that will shape the future of India’s defence sector.

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SatCom Industry Association (SIA-India) is the supporting partner of the National DefTech Summit 2024.

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