Jammu: Army’s White Knight Corps has successfully conducted the ‘Inno-Yodhha’ Research and Development competition at its Nagrota headquarters here, showcasing indigenous innovations and cutting-edge ideas developed by young innovators in uniform, it said on Tuesday.
The Inno-Yodhha I3 R&D competition 2026-27 featured innovative solutions across key emerging technology domains, including Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), Counter-UAS, AI-based Autonomous Systems and Stealth Technology, aimed at addressing operational challenges and enhancing operational effectiveness, the corps said in a post on X.
The army said White Knight Corps GOC Lt General P K Mishra interacted with the participating teams and commended them for their ingenuity, hard work and innovative spirit in developing indigenous solutions to address operational challenges and enhance operational effectiveness.
The initiative reflects the Army’s focus on turning operational challenges into indigenous capabilities by encouraging young innovators to develop home-grown solutions, thereby strengthening the vision of ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’, the White Knight Corps said.
