Archive · 4 Sep 2025
DRDO Transfers Missile Sensor Tech to Industry Partners
DRDO shared how to make important materials with companies.
These materials include strong covers for missiles and super-tough steel.
This helps India make its own military equipment.
The tech for making Radomes went to BHEL.
The tech for DMR-1700 Steel went to Jindal Steel Plant.
Tech for DMR 249A HSLA Steel went to Bhilai Steel Plant, SAIL.
This speeds up the process of using these innovations for the country.
DMRL also signed an agreement to work with the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau.
DRDO transferred advanced materials tech to industry partners.
Technologies were developed by DMRL in Hyderabad.
Samir V. Kamat handed over licensing agreements.
High-strength Radomes technology was transferred to BHEL.
DMR-1700 steel tech was transferred to JSPL.
Technology for DMR 249A HSLA Steel Plates for Naval Applications was transferred to Bhilai Steel Plant, SAIL.
- Who
- DRDO transferred tech to industry.
- What
- Transferred tech for radomes and steel.
- When
- August 30
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- To enhance self-reliance and defense capabilities.
- Organizations Involved
- DRDO, DMRL, BHEL, JSPL, SAIL, AAIB
- Technologies Transferred
- Radomes, DMR-1700 Steel, DMR 249A HSLA Steel
- Radome Applications
- Protective covers for missile sensors
- Steel Applications
- Defense, naval vessels
- Location
- Hyderabad
