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Celebrating a decade of Promoting Indigenous Strategic Electronics
Conference Exhibition B2B & Interactive Sessions ORGANISED BY
th st30 - 31 July, 2019
2019
th 10 Strategic Electronics Summit
Bangalore International Exhibition Center, (BIEC) Bengaluru, India
Post Show Report
SUPPORTED BY
Ministry of Electronics & ITGovt. of India
Post Show Report
Organized By
Electronic Industries Association of India ELCINA House, 422 Okhla Industrial Estate Phase III, New Delhi – 110020, India
Tel: +91 11 26924597| Fax: +91 11 26923440 | E-mail: [email protected] | URL: www.elcina.com
Supported By State Partner Associate State Partner
Ministry of Electronics &
IT
Govt. of India
Ministry of Electronics & IT Government of India
Contents
1. Introduction
2. Stalwarts at SES
3. Conference Proceedings
4. B2B Vendor Development Meets
5. Activities for Start Ups
o Industry Start Up Interactive Meet
o Government – Start Ups Interactive Session
o Recognition of Most Promising Start Ups
o ELCINA-MeitY Start Up Hub MoU Signing
6. DefEnnovation Awards Presentation Ceremony
7. Release of ELCINA-EY Knowledge Paper on Strategic Electronics Sector
8. List of Exhibitors
A Summary of SES 2019 __________________
Introduction
Strategic Electronics is a fast-growing area in the electronics space and is a key focus of the Government of India through its Make in India program. ELCINA the largest and oldest Association serving the Electronic hardware Industry since 1967, has been in the forefront of bringing together the various stakeholders in the space of strategic electronics through its flagship event called the Strategic Electronics Summit (SES). The 10th edition of the Strategic Electronics Summit was organized at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru on the 30th & 31st July 2019. The agenda of Strategic electronics summit was to discuss the key developments in the strategic electronics industry, highlight emerging technology perspectives and discuss the capability roadmap for 2019 and beyond. This is with the objective of helping the industry and its stakeholders make informed choices while planning their investments in this sector. Delivering value, SES has grown with time and the 10th edition highlighted key developments in the strategic electronics industry, emerging technology perspectives and the capability roadmap. There was special focus in the 10th edition on Policy developments, Ease of doing business, Defence Corridors & infrastructure, export opportunities which have grown rapidly and importance of Start Ups in Innovation and IP Creation. With more than USD 100 billion investment expected in the defence sector in India over the next 5-6 years, the overall strategic electronics space needs a higher private partnership. The Defence PSUs (DPSUs) will continue to be the pillars of the industry and need to engage with private players, specially MSME’s to strengthen their supply chains. Participation from private companies which goes beyond the multinational companies and involves the Indian MSMEs and Startups will usher in a new era of cooperation in the strategic electronics space. The summit highlighted the capabilities of these MSMEs and Startups as well as the willingness of the Defence PSUs to experiment with them to build their future strategies. All these are positive signs for Indian industries and present a way forward for industry, academia and manufacturers in the strategic electronics sector to work collaboratively in the interest of the nation. OBJECTIVES OF THE EVENT Bring all stakeholders on one platform to enable better communication & understanding of
requirements of the defence establishment
Facilitate in creating indigenous capability to manufacture defence equipment and meet these requirements
Create awareness about opportunities in the Strategic Electronics sector in India
Involve the Small and Medium Enterprises to meet the requirements of Defence Forces
Bridging the gap between R&D, Government organizations and businesses
Explain and highlight the new Defence Production and Offset Policies
Encouraging and enabling investments for developing strategic strengths
Highlight the role of Start-Ups in innovation, IP creation and creating cutting edge technologies to strengthen local value addition and competitiveness
Stalwarts @ 10th Strategic Electronics Summit – Defence & Aerospace
Shri Gopalakrishnan S, IAS
Joint Secretary MeitY
Shri Sanjay Jaju, IAS Jt. Secretary
DIP, Ministry of Defence
Lt. Gen. Rajesh Pant, PVSM, AVSM, VSM
National Cyber Security Coordinator Lt. Gen. Sanjay Verma, AVSM, VSM
DGWE Ministry of Defence
Lt. Gen. Anil Kapoor, VSM
DG-EME
Ministry of Defence
Major General A K Channan, SM
Addl. DG, Army Design Bureau
Ministry of Defence
SUMMARY OF PROCEEDINGS
The 10th edition of Strategic Electronic Summit was inaugurated by Lt. Gen. Anil Kapoor, VSM,
DG-EME, Ministry of Defence on 30th July, 2019 at BIEC, Bengaluru.
Day 1 – 30th July, 2019 – “Inaugural Session”
Digniataries during Lamp Lighting Ceremony Dignitaries Releasing of Knowledge Paper on Strategic Electronics
Mr. Amrit Manwani, President, ELCINA & CMD, Sahasra Electronics
Chief Guest Lt. Gen. Anil Kapoor, VSM, DG-EME
Ministry of Defence
Col HS Shankar(Retd.), CMD, Alpha Design &
Chairman, Organising Committee, SES Mr. Pankaj Gulati, Immediate Past President,
ELCINA & COO, CDIL
Mr. Amrit Manwani, President, ELCINA & CMD, Sahasra Electronics Pvt. Ltd.
Lt. Gen. Anil Kapoor, VSM, DG-EME, Ministry of Defence
Col HS Shankar (Retd.), CMD, Alpha Design & Chairman, Organising Committee, SES
Mr. Pankaj Gulati, Immediate Past President ELCINA & COO, CDIL
Brief of Deliberations
The speakers highlighted the issue of lack of eco-system for manufacturing Electronics
components in the country and that it should be a focus area for the industry
Aerospace and Defence electronics manufacturing was still not an easy segment to enter
for industry as it requires an industrial license for production and approvals from various agencies certifying quality and security issues.
The eminent and highly experienced speakers in the Inaugural Session advised that the Indian Strategic Electronics Industry should focus on following strategies and focus
areas for success:
Expansion of tie-ups with DRDO and DPSUs
Larger number of tie-ups with international companies to better understand and source global best practices
Understand procurement policies and procurement cycle Utilise strategy of aggressive pricing and marketing for ensuring competitiveness
amongst global companies Utilise start-up ecosystem and technology emerging from start-ups.
Integration of Tier I, II, III suppliers through a ‘cluster’ approach
Col Shankar shared his concept of “Chakravyuh” which in his opinion required planning over a period of ten years for projects to fructify and give the required value and
revenues. The manufacturer had to go through the cycle of R&D, Expression of Interest, RFP, User Trails, Evaluations, Field Trials, Production, Installation and upto AMC stage.
Thus long term planning was required and projects had to be in progress at various stages.
Some of the opportunities highlighted included managing replacement recycling and repair of electronics for India’s armed forces and managing technology obsolescence and
supporting the Buyer through upgrades and acquisitions. There was immense scope for growing the opportunity in strategic electronics sector through indigenization, to help
foster an ecosystem and increase India’s self-reliance within the area. Speakers also recommended that stakeholders should apply their resources towards dual-use
technology that has applications across sectors.
There was an avid discussion on Intellectual Property Rights and the experts advised
that focus should be on patenting products as opposed to solely patenting technology,
which was the usual trend.
The Spares and Replacement market is a sector that is identified as having strong
potential within the strategic electronics industry. This arises due to long life of defence equipment which was very expensive and platforms once put in use were required to be
maintained for decades. Another important suggestion for domestic players was to look for offset opportunities and find suitable matches with global players to support
discharge of their offset obligations.
Day 1 – 30th July, 2019 - Session I
“Defence Eco-System – Policy, Procurement Procedures & Infrastructure”
Lt Gen AKS Chandele PVSM, AVSM(Retd) Ex-DG EME
Lt. Gen. Sanjay Verma, AVSM, VSM
Director General of Weapons and Equipment (DGWE), Ministry of Defence
Major General A K Channan, SM Addl. DG, Army Design Bureau
Ministry of Defence
Shri Anoop Singh, IFS, Principal Secretary, Electronics & IT, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh
Lt Gen AKS Chandele PVSM, AVSM(Retd), Ex-DG EME, Ministry of Defence
Lt. Gen. Sanjay Verma, AVSM, VSM, Director General of Weapons and Equipment (DGWE), Ministry of Defence
Major General A K Channan, SM, Addl. DG, Army Design Bureau, Ministry of Defence
Shri Anoop Singh, IFS, Principal Secretary, Electronics & IT, Govt. of Andhra
Pradesh
Brief of Deliberations
The Speakers apprised the delegates about the Policies, procurement procedures as well as infrastructure issues. Lt Gen Verma spoke about the acquisition procedures and
norms and advised industry about the process to follow for successfully servicing these requirements. He stressed on the policy of indigenization which was opening up new
opportunities for domestic industry. Gen Verma highlighted the new approach under which domestic suppliers who had quality certification and good manufacturing facilities
were being welcomed by the armed forces as suppliers for their equipment.
Major General Channan of Army Design Bureau spoke about the role being played by
ADB as a facilitator for Research & Development efforts and initiation of procurements required by the Indian Army. ADB was networking and connecting with all stakeholders
including DPSU’s, DRDO, Private Industry, Start Ups, Academia, OFB’s etc and was supporting niche technologies to address the future requirements of the Armed forces.
The Level of outreach had been boosted with MoD’s involvement and had resulted in
increasing focus on outcomes and a slew of new initiatives. These included the Industrial Corridors, supporting Certification by DGQA, simplified Make 2 procedures, incentives to
Start ups / MSMEs and Industrial & Academia displays /Melas.
Shri Anoop Singh shared his views about the development of technology in India specially in the Software and Electronics industries. He informed the participants about
the unique facilities and strong policy support which were being provided in the newly formed State of Andhra Pradesh. Being a State with natural advantages such as a long
coastline, ports and airports, it was one of the fastest growing States in the country and
had the advantage of newly build infrastructure.
Day 2 – 31st July, 2019 – Inaugural Session
“Start-ups and Eco-system for Promoting New Ventures”
Guest of Honour Shri Gopalakrishnan S, IAS
Joint Secretary Ministry of Electronics and Information
Technology (MeitY)
Guest of Honour Shri Sanjay Jaju, Jt. Secretary
DIP, Ministry of Defence
Mr. Vish Sahasranamam, Co-founder & CEO,
FORGE Accelerator Dignitaries at Dias
Guest of Honour – Shri Gopalakrishnan S, IAS, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY)
Guest of Honour – Shri Sanjay Jaju, Jt. Secretary, DIP, Ministry of Defence-
Mr. Vish Sahasranamam, Co-founder & CEO, FORGE Accelerator
Brief of Deliberations
Shri Gopalakrishnan S, IAS, Joint Secretary, MeitY and Shri Sanjay Jaju, Jt. Secretary, DIP, Ministry of Defence, both key Central Government officials
participated in this important session on Start Ups and Eco-System for promoting New Ventures.
The officials apprised the participants about various initiatives and Schemes being implemented by their respective ministries to support Start Ups and encourage
Innovation to drive development of new technologies and Intellectual Property. Mr. Gopalakrishnan spoke about how funding of education institutions was being done to
set up incubation centers and encourage students to participate. He also informed about
the successful emerging trend of virtual incubation centers and focus on setting up incubators within greenfield areas.
Mr. Sanjay Jaju spoke in detail about the initiatives taken by Defence Ministry to promote Start Ups as a strategy to promote development of indigenous technologies
and reduce dependence on imported technology and equipment in a phased manner. DIP had witnessed this trend in Israel and the US of start-up technology used within the
defence industry with great success. Accordingly iDEX was set up with the aim to create a bridge between start-ups and the Ministry of Defence.
Six partner incubators including Forge, IIT Bombay, Delhi, Madras, T-Hub, among others had been identified and registered as official partners of iDEX. Under iDEX, two rounds
of Defence India start-up challenge have been organized. The 1st round witnessed 14 challenges with 550 competitors and 2nd round had 4 challenges and 150 competitors
with 44 winners emerging from these 2 competitions.
The challenges included criteria technology for systems such as an ‘Individual Protection
System’ which utilises technology applied in the healthcare industry for application in
the defence sector. iDEX is also utilizing this opportunity to source ideas, technologies, products from other industries and examine their viability for defence applications. It is
expected that this Start Up initiative will result in spawning new companies which will be capable of enhancing self-reliance and technological leadership for India in the defence
electronics domain where we are currently highly dependent on imports.
Forge Accelerator, one of the most successful and active incubators for iDEX, facilitated
meetings and discussions between Start Ups and potential investors and partners as well as interaction between the Government officials and the Start Ups.
SPECIAL SESSION
“Cyber Security & Next Gen Communications”
ay Lt. Gen. Rajesh Pant, PVSM, AVSM, VSM, National
Cyber Security Coordinator Govt. of India
Mr. Vipin Tyagi, ED, C-DOT
Dr. U.K. Singh, Director, CAIR
Dignitaries on Dias
Lt. Gen. Rajesh Pant, PVSM, AVSM, VSM, National Cyber Security Coordinator
Govt. of India
Mr. Vipin Tyagi, ED, C-DOT
Dr. U.K. Singh, Director, CAIR
Brief of Deliberations
This session witnessed participation by the top technocrats and scientists of the country.
Mr Vipin Tyagi presented facts about the state of telem infrastructure and infrastructure in the country. He highlighted the huge growth in wireless connectivity in mobile phones
as well as internet broadband connections. These had resulted in cyber security threats which required huge investments in security infrastructure.
Cyber attackers as individuals or part of a larger and well-resourced syndicate are
growing every day. They either have access to sophisticated toolkits or can make use of publicly available tools or procure through Darknet market place at a very low cost. The
organized criminal groups of nation-state or state-affiliated actors are behind the cases of espionage or sabotage of critical infrastructure and can target their victims using
multitude of attack vectors.
The Internet Traffic at the Gateways of major Service providers is continuously growing
through multiple 10G/100G uplinks, therefore a Cyber monitoring solution at National scale cannot be met with DPI or other appliance-based monitoring solutions.
There is a need for monitoring of National Critical Infrastructure as one of the Multi-tier
security monitoring architecture and also monitoring of cyber health of the nation as a whole, creating awareness and alerts.
Dr UK Singh gave an in-depth presentation on the technical aspects of connecting and securing the eco-system of national and international communications as well as
internet technology. He spoke about the evolution of cyberspace and how computing, storage and bandwidth were increasing exponentially and driving this technology.
Dr Singh also explained strategies and technologies for building Cyber Security including use of Light weight Cryptography, Physical Cryptography, Based on inherent
complexity of nano-scale electronic and photonic systems, Physically Unclonable Functions (PUFs), Trusted Supply Chain, Secure Data Storage and Management,
Malware Detection and Analysis and more.
Lt Gen Rajesh Pant gave an insightful talk on government’s initiatives on Cyber Security
mentioning that Rs. 82,000 Crores of imports for hardware were happening in the country while a humongous Rs. 200,000 Crore goes towards cyber-crime prevention. He
mentioned that 5G technology will be released in three stages over 2019, 2020, and
2021 and we must explore use cases for 5G technology within the defence sector. For this purpose there is a 5G testbed in IIT Madras which has received Rs. 240 Crore in
funding from the DoT.
The government had come out with a National Cyber Security Strategy 2020 which had
been finalized and completed and a Taskforce had been constituted for its implementation.
Session I
“Future of Strategic Applications in Space”
ay Dr. DC Pandey, DS, DRDO Col. H.S. Shankar (Retd.), CMD
Alpha Design
Mr. S Ranganathan
Vice President
Larsen & Toubro
Mr. Sudhir Kumar, Additional Director, ISRO
Dr. DC Pandey, DS, DRDO
Col. H.S. Shankar (Retd.), CMD, Alpha Design Technologies
Mr. S Ranganathan, Vice President, Larsen & Toubro
Mr. Sudhir Kumar, Additional Director, ISRO
Brief of Deliberations
The discussion focused around the requirements of ISRO’s space programs which had
been progressing briskly with significant successes achieved. The speakers lauded the
efforts and successes achieved by ISRO which had firmly placed India on the global map as one of the top five nations in Space programs.
Col HS Shankar focused on use and applications of electronics in Space Technologies
and shared his experience where ADTL had participated in major ISRO missions such as Chandrayaan -2, units for NAVIC and Ground Stations in North East inaugurated
recently by PM.
He said that the key strategic applications included Anti-Satellite Missiles, Imaging,
Imaging Cameras, Synthetic Aperture Radars and Indian GPS System (NAVIC).
ISRO had a significant requirement for electronics equipment, parts and technology
which was divided equally into three categories: avionics, ground systems, infrastructure. According to Mr S Ranganathan of L&T, the Indian Space market was
projected to grow 6x times in next few years which was a huge opportunity for industry.
ISRO has conducted over 103 launches. SSV launch was expected to cost around $2 million which was a fraction of the budgets of developing nations for similar projects. It
goes to the credit of ISRO that it had been approached by foreign countries for utilizing ISRO’s launch vehicle as a platform for their small satellites and several satellites had
been launched by ISRO’s Launch vehicles with great commercial and technical success.
ISRO is looking to expand on its successful public-partnership model, it is actively
looking to outsource certain tasks to the private sector; to further help allocation of resources. Already ISRO is 95-96% self-reliant, although it does import alloys (primarily
aluminium and nickel alloys) which were not available locally. ISRO has made it very lucrative for its domestic suppliers to work with it and this has been one of the reasons
for its success in developing domestic sources and self-reliance. It was informed that ISRO usually pays a premium of 5-6x, to its suppliers for products produced
Mr Sudhir Kumar gave a very informative presentation explaining India’s objectives from its Space program and the strides that we have taken by enhancing our capabilities. He
also shared the critical materials and components that Space applications require and
the variety of electronics applications which offered big opportunities for industry.
ISRO’s Agenda includes the following:
Low cost access to space Space applications; societal services
Self-reliance in Space Transport
ISRO has incubation centers for start-ups, technology transfers available and buyback
schemes in place for certain technologies required by them which offer excellent opportunity for their industry partners.
Session II
“Role of AIR (Academia, Industry & Research) in “Make in India”
ay Mr. Abhay Paranjape, COO
Tata Lockheed Martin
Dr. Ajay Agarwal, Sr. Principal Scientist & HOD Sensor Group, CSIR – CEERI
Mr. Bala Bharadvaj
Managing Director
Boeing India Engineering & Technology Center
Dr. Chandra Shekhar, Senior Professor Emeritus, Dept of Electrical & Electronics Engg.,
BITS Pilani
Prof. Swaroop Ganguly, Professor
Department of Electrical Engineering
IIT Mumbai
Mr. N.K. Mohapatra
CEO
Electronics Sector Skills Council of India
Mr. Somshubhro Pal Choudhury
Partner - Bharat Innovation Fund Group Photo of Speakers
Mr. Abhay Paranjape, COO, Tata Lockheed Martin
Dr. Ajay Agarwal, Sr. Principal Scientist & HOD Sensor Group, CSIR – CEERI
Mr. Bala Bharadvaj, Managing Director, Boeing India Engineering & Technology Center
Dr. Chandra Shekhar, Senior Professor Emeritus, Dept of Electrical & Electronics Engg., BITS Pilani
Prof. Swaroop Ganguly, Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Mumbai
Mr. N.K. Mohapatra, CEO, Electronics Sector Skills Council of India
Mr. Somshubhro Pal Choudhury, Partner - Bharat Innovation Fund
Brief of Deliberations
The session had some of the most learned and technically erudite speakers from a variety of backgrounds from academia, skill development, research organisations and global industry
players.
Mr. Abhay Paranjape briefed about the strategic partnership of Tata Advanced Systems with Lockheed Martin Aeronautics. He emphasised on F-21 Aircraft For India From India. He
shared the opportunities emerged for local vendors for F-21 fighter Aircraft for Indian Airforce under the “Strategic Partnership” Model.
Dr. Ajay Agarwal talked about Indigenous Sensors for Strategic Sector and the projects
CEERI was doing with Armed forces. CEERI was developing MEMS based Pressure & Temperature Measurement Systems for Indian Navy as well as for IISU-ISRO,
Thiruvananthapuram. Dr Agarwal also informed about other projects such as Design and development of MEMS-based Accelerometer for space applications, Accoustic Sensors,
Transducers, Design and development of MEMS-based Gyroscope for space applications etc. Prof. Swaroop Ganguly spoke about Acdamia’s role in Strategic Electronics. He also talked
on the challenges & opportunities for making Strategic Electronics. He also briefed about the role of Government & Academia.
Mr. N.K. Mohapatra talked about the loopholes present in the engineering education system.
He further added that Electronics Sector has a large requirements for skilled manpower and currently facing a shortage of skilled resources in emerging sectors.
B2B Vendor Development Meets
Day 1 – 30th July, 2019
Alpha Design Technologies
Day 2 – 31st July, 2019
Slot 1 : B2B Meeting with Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL)
Slot 2 : B2B Meeting with B2B Meeting with ISRO
ACTIVITIES FOR START UPS @10th SES
Industry participation in the 10th SES was unprecedented with 300+ participating organisations, 67 exhibitors, 1000+ Delegates and Business Visitors as well as four
important Industry Interactive Sessions hosted by Alpha Design, HAL, CQAE(WE) Indian Navy & ISRO. These sessions highlighted major opportunities for industry and
sharing the way forward to engage with these Organisations.
This year ELCINA launched a special initiative for Start Ups, which was very successful
and witnessed robust participation. There were 30 active Start Ups participating as Exhibitors demonstrating the success of the Start Up Pavilion. There were special
interactive sessions of the Start Ups with senior Government officials and with prominent companies which will result in energizing these Start Ups to perform better.
Most of the Start-ups which participated in SES 2019 were associated with Innovations
for Defence Excellence (iDEX) launched by the Dept. of Defence Production in April
2018. Many of the Start-ups showcased a variety of technologies and products such as drones, robotics, solar power back up, and a unique concept of Air Taxi for human
transportation was showcased by Passenger Drone Research Private Ltd (PDRL). IdeaForge, which is recognized as one of the top ten start-ups in defense and
aerospace also participated in the event.
Many special activities were organised for the Start-Ups during SES 2019 which included knowledge sharing and business development activities.
An Industry & Start up Interactive Session was scheduled on 30th July, in which companies like Alpha Design, Smile Electronics, C-DOT, Radel Advanced
Technology and other Organisations had a one to one interaction most of the participating start-ups. A pitching session was also organised in which start-ups
was given a 3 minute time slot to give a presentation about their organisation and project.
A conference session on “Start-ups and Eco-system for Promoting New Ventures” was scheduled on 31st July in which senior government officials,
Mr. Gopalakrishnan S, IAS, Jt. Secretary, MeitY and Mr. Sanjay Jaju, IAS, Jt. Secretary, DIP, Ministry of Defence participated. The session was moderated by
Mr. Vishwanathan Sahasranamam, Co-founder & CEO, FORGE Accelerator who were the Start Up Incubator partners for SES.
ELCINA has also recognised the most Promising Start-Ups in Strategic
Electronics. A Special memento was presented to the 5 selected Start-Ups were given by Guests of Honour, Mr. Gopalakrishnan and Mr. Sanjay Jaju.
Mr. Gopalakrishnan and Mr Jaju also had a special interactive and Q&A Session with the Start Ups in which they clarified several queries and suggested solutions
to the problems they were facing. More than 25+ start-ups participated in this Session which was facilitated by Mr Vish Sahasranamam of FORGE Accelerator.
Day 1 – 30th July, 2019
Industry – Start-Up Interactive Meet
Day 2 – 31st July, 2019
Signing of MoU – ELCINA and MeitY Start-Up Hub
Signing of MoU between MeitY Start Up Hub & ELCINA by Mr. Gopalakrishna S, IAS, JS, MeitY and Mr. Amrit Manwani, President ELCINA & CMD Sahasra
Electronics
An MOU for Technical Bilateral Co-operation between the MeitY-Startup Hub (MSH)
under the aegis of Ministry of Electronics of Electronics and Information Technology,
Govt of India and ELCINA was signed during SES 2019. The key objectives of this MOU
are:-
1. To promote entrepreneurship and innovation driven development;
2. To Reduce the risk of innovation, accelerate the pace of business development,
create sustainable jobs and growth and develop the skills and knowledge base
3. Access to people and organizations who are working on similar societal
challenges in the common area
4. To help start-ups meet with domain experts, VCs, accelerators, incubators and
industry associations that help them scale up their business
5. To create platforms and forums that provide opportunities to work with high-
growth potential small businesses/start-ups who have the potential disruptive
technologies to develop and re-shape Digital supply chains in the future.
Benefits to Start-ups:
1. Access to globally skilled technical resource and domain expertise which is not
normally available to SMEs.
2. Access state-of-the-art facilities (which would normally require significant capital
expenditure on the part of the start-up/SME), allowing the start-up the
opportunity to test their ideas in a safe and low cost way.
3. Ability to collaborate and network with industry peers in a non-competitive
environment, with full confidence that their intellectual property will be carefully
managed.
4. Introductions to world-leading larger companies (tier one) of their industry and
supply chains.
5. Routes to funding, appropriate to their business needs, whether big/small, or
government funding or private investment.
Recognition of Most Promising Start-Ups
Most Promising Start-Ups Recognised
1. Anvation Labs Pvt. Ltd. 2. Datakalp LLP 3. iotina technologies
4. Nyokas 5. Optimized Electrotech
Government – Start-Ups Interactive Session
Shri Gopalakrishnan S, IAS, Jt. Secretary, MeitY & Shri Sanjay Jaju, IAS, Jt Secretary, DIP, Ministry of Defence interacted with Start-Ups
Winners of ELCINA defEnnovation Awards 2019
S. No. Award Categories Winners
1. Excellence in Indigenization : MSME Category Heatcon Sensors (P) Ltd
2. Excellence in R&D : Large Category
Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT)
3. Excellence in R&D : MSME Category Radel Advanced Technology
4. Excellence in Manufacturing – Components Large Category
Kaynes Technology
5. Excellence in Manufacturing – Components
MSME Category
Sasmos HET - First Prize
6. Excellence in Manufacturing – Components MSME Category
KWK Resistors – Second Prize
7. Excellence in Manufacturing – Product
MSME Category
Envisys Technologies
8. Award for Most Promising Start Up Dimension NXG
Group Photo of Award Winners
Release of ELCINA-EY Knowledge Paper on Strategic Electronics Sector
Exhibitors @ SES 2019
S. No. Organisation S. No. Organisation
1 Alfa Labtech 36 iotina Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
2 Alpha Design Technologies 37 IPC Technology Consulting
3 Amphenol Interconnect 38 iSenses Incorporation
4 Anritsu India 39 ITI Ltd.
5 Anvation Labs Pvt Ltd 40 Kaynes Technology India Pvt. Ltd
6 Apacer Technology 41 Khemeia™ Technologies
7 APIT (AP Govt.) 42 LRDE
8 Apollo Microsystem 43 MeitY Start-Up Hub
9 Army Base Workshop 44 MEL Systems
10 AutoMicroUAS Aerotech 45 Messung Systems
11 Bharat Dynamics Ltd. 46 Mirabilis Design Inc.
12 Big Bang Boom Solutions Pvt. Ltd 47 MMI India
13 C-DOT 48 Naina Semiconductor Ltd
14 Centum Electronics 49 Ozak Technologies Pvt. Ltd
15 Combat Robotics 50 Panasonic India
16 Conins Pune 51 Passenger Drone
17 Continental Device India Ltd. (CDIL) 52 Progressive Industries
18 Cosmoses 53 Qmax Test Equipment’s
19 Cygni Energy 54 Radel
20 DeepSight AI Labs, Inc 55 Radiall India (P) Ltd
21 Despat Private Limited 56 Rax-Tech International
22 Dimension NXG 57 REDBOT Innovations
23 Directorate of Indigenization 58 Robro Systems
24 Dvizira Private Limited 59 Sahasra Electronics
25 ECIL 60 Sammidvay
26 Envisys Technologies 61 SenseGiz Technologies
27 ESCCI 62 SGS Tekniks
28 FLyvi Tech 63 Shavo Group
29 FORGE Accelerator 64 Smile Electronics
30 Gnani.ai 65 SOBIS Teksoft
31 Grinntech Motors and Services 66 Sosaley Technologies
32 Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. 67 Syrma Technologies
33 IdeaForge Technology 68 Transcom Wireless
34 IACC 69 Ubifly Technology Private Limited
35 Indrones Solutions Pvt. Ltd 70 Vinyas Start-Up Hub
71 Datakalp LLP
Exhibitors @ Jacranda Hall
Start-Ups @ Gulmohar Hall
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