Apollo Micro Systems inks MoU with DGNAI, IIT-Chennai

Apollo Micro Systems (AMS) has entered into Joint Development Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Indian Navy represented by Directorate General of Naval Armament Inspection (DGNAI), and the Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai (IIT-Chennai). This unique tripartite agreement leverages the core strengths of India's defence ecosystem: academic research, military domain expertise, and industrial manufacturing capacity. The collaboration is focused on addressing and solving present and future problem statements of the Armed Forces through indigenous research and development (R&D).

IIT-Chennai, the premier research institute shall serve as the Research Anchor, driving the initial, fundamental, and conceptual design phases. IIT-Chennai will focus on developing cutting-edge, future-proof technologies and intellectual property (IP) to tackle complex military challenges. AMS will act as the Technology Development and Manufacturing Partner. Utilizing its 40 Years of technological expertise and advanced manufacturing infrastructure, the company will undertake the complex task of converting laboratory-scale research into robust, battlefield-ready products. DGNAI shall provide its crucial domain expertise and operational insights. Furthermore, DGNAI will assist in testing the developed products, ensuring that all systems meet stringent military specifications and are ready for integration into the Naval fleet and other defence platforms.

Apollo Micro Systems offers custom built COTS (Commercially off-the shelf) solutions based on specific requirements to defence and space customers.