Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Workshop on Naval Stealth Beyond 2030 Held in Visakhapatnam
A workshop called 'Naval Stealth Beyond 2030' was held in Visakhapatnam.
It brought together important people from the Indian Navy, DRDO, and other defense organizations to talk about making ships harder to detect.
They discussed things like how to make ships less visible to radar, how to reduce heat signatures, and how to make ships quieter.
The workshop also gave a new technology to a company called BHEL to help reduce the heat signature of naval vessels.
This workshop is important because it helps India stay ahead in naval technology.
A two-day workshop on Naval Stealth Beyond 2030 was held in Visakhapatnam.
Over 125 delegates from DRDO, the Indian Navy, defence shipyards, and industry attended.
Technical sessions covered topics like radar cross section, infrared signature management, and acoustic stealth.
NSTL handed over technology for the LM2500 Gas Turbine Infrared Suppression System to BHEL.
The workshop aimed to deliberate on future directions in naval stealth technologies.
- Who
- Key stakeholders from DRDO, the Indian Navy, defence shipyards, and industry
- What
- A two-day brainstorming workshop on Naval Stealth Beyond 2030
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Visakhapatnam
- Why
- To deliberate on future directions in naval stealth technologies
Proponents of Advanced Stealth Technologies
Critics of Stealth Technology Development
Importance of Stealth Technologies
Proponents of Advanced Stealth Technologies
Stealth technologies are crucial for modern naval warfare, providing a strategic advantage and enhancing national security.
Critics of Stealth Technology Development
The development of stealth technologies is expensive and may divert resources from other critical defense needs.
- Event
- Workshop on Naval Stealth Beyond 2030
- Location
- Visakhapatnam
- Organizer
- Naval Science and Technological Laboratory (NSTL)
- Inaugurated by
- RV Hara Prasad, DG (NS&M)
- Attendees
- Over 125 delegates from DRDO Laboratories, Indian Navy, defence shipyards, and industry
- Key Topics
- Radar cross section, infrared signature management, acoustic stealth, ELFE and magnetic signatures, integrated multi-spectral stealth concepts, and future naval stealth technologies
- Technology Handed Over
- LM2500 Gas Turbine Infrared Suppression System to BHEL