By: Vivek Raghuvanshi
NEW DELHI — Tech-savvy British defense company Inzpire Ltd. has emerged as one of only a few overseas companies in the aerospace and defense industry that offer full compliance with the Make in India initiative. In more simpler terms, the company is offering complete technology transfer to aid in the development of sovereign capabilities for India.
During the Aero India air show held in Bangalore earlier this month, Inzpire presented a blueprint of wide-ranging aerospace and defense solutions including mission support that comprises a ground-based mission planning system and an onboard tablet-based mission management system, which brings dynamic and flexible capability into the cockpit for Indian aerospace requirements.
Under the Make in India policy, the Indian government is scouting for overseas defense companies that can team up with Indian companies to build a wide-range of aerospace and defense capabilities in the country, a Ministry of Defence official said.
Inzpire says it is prepared to give full technology transfer of a range of app-based capabilities, in addition to a digital moving map and high-performance GPS to Indian companies for multiple military-operated aircraft.
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