New Delhi / Pune: Exicom Technologies India was part of the joint exercise conducted by the Indian Army on various tactical scenarios at the recently held second edition of the AFINDEX-2023 (Africa-India Field Training Exercise), Foreign Training Node, Aundh, Pune.
The joint exercise, with over 100 participants focused on Humanitarian Mine Action and Peace Keeping Operations. The improvement of interoperability and operational readiness for UN peacekeeping missions depends on military engagement and cooperation among the participating member countries.
Exicom’s radio technology was used to integrate various manned/unmanned entities like soldiers, drones, and UGVs on a centralised digital network.
Speaking about Exicom Technologies participation in the joint exercise, Raghav Agarwal stated, “It’s an honour to have gained Indian Army’s trust over the years. We are thankful to them for providing us with an opportunity to be in charge of such a critical aspect of an operation that had the presence of both Indian and allied decision makers.”
One of the most trusted names in wireless communication services, Exicom’s solutions are renowned for extending reliable communications to Armed Forces, and entities in harshest of terrain and climate conditions at remotest of locations. The impetus given by the Indian Government and policy of “Make in India” has motivated the company to continue its focus on R&D.
