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Date: 2025-10-29 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

DRDO hands over 12 Licensing Agreements for Transfer of Technology for eight products to the industry during SAMANVAY 2025

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On October 29, 2025, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) handed over 12 Licensing Agreements for Transfer of Technology (LATOTs) for eight products to industry partners during the inaugural session of SAMANVAY 2025, a two-day industry synergy meet organised by the Electronics and Communication Systems (ECS) Cluster of the DRDO, in Bengaluru. The list of products is as follows: 1. D-29 Electronic Warfare Suite to Bharat Electronics, Bengaluru (Combat Aircraft System, Development and Integration Centre). 2. NATSAT-Handheld & NATSAT-Mini Terminals to Bharat Electronics, Panchkula (Defence Electronics Application Laboratory). 3. Sarang Electronic Support Measure System of Programme SAMUDRIKA to Bharat Electronics, Bengaluru and DOLPHIN-II to Bharat Electronics, Bengaluru (Defence Electronics Research Laboratory). 4. Laser Beam Rider Guidance System with Eye-safe Laser Range Finder to Bharat Electronics, Pune and Bharat Dynamics Limited, Hyderabad and Athermal Laser Target Designator to Bharat Electronics, Pune and Laser Photoacoustic Spectroscopy to DH Limited, Ghaziabad, Enertech Engineering Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad, Beam Infotech Pvt Ltd, Gurgaon & Nibe Ltd, Pune (Instruments Research & Development Establishment). 5. Tube M-Type Dispenser Cathode to Panacea Medical & Technologies Pvt Ltd, Malur, Karnataka (Microwave Research & Development Centre). The two-day event, being attended by over 150 industry partners, has been organised to apprise and update industries, especially the MSMEs & start-ups, about various industry-friendly initiatives and policies of DRDO in line with the vision of ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’. Secretary, Department of Defence R&D and Chairman DRDO Dr Samir V Kamat stated that by uniting innovation and industry, DRDO is empowering Indian defence manufacturing for a self-reliant tomorrow. DRDO has instituted the Industry Interaction Group at all its Laboratories/Centres/Establishments as well as HQs to enhance the understanding of DRDO policies and procedures among Industries. Padma Vibhushan & former DG CSIR Dr RA Mashelkar spoke on ‘Resurgence of Innovative India: The Challenge and the Strategy'. DG, ECS Dr BK Das congratulated the industries and appealed to the start-ups to come out with innovative ideas for large systems. SAMANVAY 2025 comprises 10 sessions with a focus on Industry, MSME & Start-Ups and Development cum Production Partner Engagements. The original post was posted on: 29 OCT 2025 8:39PM by PIB Delhi, Release ID: 2183976, Visitor Counter : 341.

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DRDO: The primary agency transferring defense technologies to industry. SAMANVAY 2025: A two-day industry synergy event organized by DRDO's Electronics and Communication Systems (ECS) Cluster. Ministry of Defence: The Government ministry overseeing the DRDO. Aatmanirbhar Bharat: Government of India's vision of a self-reliant India, particularly in defence. Bharat Electronics: A key industry partner receiving Transfer of Technology (ToT) from DRDO.
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Ministry of Defence DRDO hands over 12 Licensing Agreements for Transfer of Technology for eight products to the industry during SAMANVAY 2025 Posted On: 29 OCT 2025 8:39PM by PIB Delhi DRDO handed over 12 Licensing Agreements for Transfer of Technology (LATOTs) for eight products to the industry partners during the inaugural session of SAMANVAY 2025, a two-day Industry synergy meet organised by the Electronics and Communication Systems (ECS) Cluster of the DRDO, in Bengaluru on October 29, 2025. The list of the products is as follows: S No Lab Technology Details with the ToT Partner 1. Combat Aircraft System D-29 Electronic Warfare Suite to Bharat Electronics, Development and Bengaluru Integration Centre 2. Defence Electronics NATSAT-Handheld & NATSAT-Mini Terminals to Bharat Application Laboratory Electronics, Panchkula 3. Defence Electronics Sarang Electronic Support Measure System of Programme Research Laboratory SAMUDRIKA to Bharat Electronics, Bengaluru DOLPHIN-II to Bharat Electronics, Bengaluru4. Instruments Research & Laser Beam Rider Guidance System with Eye-safe Laser Development Range Finder to Bharat Electronics, Pune and Bharat Establishment Dynamics Limited, Hyderabad Athermal Laser Target Designator to Bharat Electronics, Pune Laser Photoacoustic Spectroscopy to DH Limited, Ghaziabad, Enertech Engineering Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad, Beam Infotech Pvt Ltd, Gurgaon & Nibe Ltd, Pune 5. Microwave Tube M-Type Dispenser Cathode to Panacea Medical Research & Technologies Pvt Ltd, Malur, Karnataka Development Centre The two-day event, being attended by over 150 industry partners, has been organised to apprise and update industries, especially the MSMEs & start-ups, about various industry-friendly initiatives and policies of DRDO in line with the vision of ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’. Virtually inaugurating and addressing the meet, Secretary, Department of Defence R&D and Chairman DRDO Dr Samir V Kamat stated that by uniting innovation and industry, DRDO is empowering Indian defence manufacturing for a self-reliant tomorrow. From research laboratories to real-world capabilities, DRDO is partnering with the industry to come up with indigenised solutions for the Armed Forces and realise the Government’s vision of ‘Make in India, Make for the World’, he said.The DRDO Chairman added that with the aim to enhance the understanding of DRDO policies and procedures among Industries, DRDO has instituted the Industry Interaction Group at all its Laboratories/Centres/Establishments as well as HQs. Speaking on the occasion, Padma Vibhushan & former DG CSIR Dr RA Mashelkar, who was the Guest of Honour, spoke on ‘Resurgence of Innovative India: The Challenge and the Strategy’ which covered how innovation, industry, and research institutions can work together for a pole vault to the next level. DG, ECS Dr BK Das congratulated the industries for their overwhelming participation and appealed the start-ups to come out with innovative ideas for large systems. Assuring the Government’s support, he urged major industries to handhold start-ups & MSMEs and transform their ideas into products. SAMANVAY 2025 comprises 10 sessions with a focus on Industry, MSME & Start-Ups and Development cum Production Partner Engagements etc. These sessions will deliberate upon various issues such as ways to enhance Defence R&D Ecosystem, DRDO policies and reforms for enabling the industry, and challenges and opportunities in the way ahead. ***** SR/Savvy (Release ID: 2183976) Visitor Counter : 341

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