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DEVELOPMENT OF DRONE FLIGHT SOFTWARE OR DRONE BASED OFC LAYING INCLUDING SPOOL MECHANISM

Delhi NCRPosted 1 month ago
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About the program The Indian Army Internship Program (IAIP) is a 75-day nationwide internship initiative that provides students from across India with the opportunity to work on live military applications and gain hands-on exposure under mentorship of military experts. Open to students from diverse academic backgrounds the program offers internships across cutting-edge domains, including Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking, Drone & Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Quantum Computing & Cryptography, Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning (ML), Robotics & Autonomous Systems, Space & Satellite Technologies, Advanced Weapon Systems & Defence Electronics, 5G/6G & Communication Technologies, Financial Technologies (FinTech), Mass Communication & Mass Media and many more enabling participants to develop future-ready skills while contributing to innovative, technology-driven initiatives. Description of the Project Traditionally, OFC laying in the field requires manual deployment across difficult terrain, exposing personnel to risk and consuming significant time, particularly in high-altitude, riverine, or heavily forested regions. By mounting a spool-based dispensing mechanism onto a UAV platform, cable can be laid rapidly and precisely along a pre-planned flight path, reducing manpower exposure and improving the speed of communication network establishment during operations or exercises. Interns selected for this domain will work on both the mechanical and software aspects of this system: the mechanical fabrication of the spool-release mechanism, its integration with the drone's payload bay, tension and feed-rate control during flight, and the aerodynamic considerations of carrying a spooled load without destabilising the aircraft. On the software side, STEAG is also developing an in-house drone-based solution intended to enhance the surveillance capability of the Indian Army. This is likely to involve autonomous or semi-autonomous flight software, waypoint navigation, real-time video or sensor data relay, and possibly swarm or coordinated multi-drone operations. Interns with a specialisation in drone fabrication will contribute to airframe design, propulsion system selection, payload integration, and structural testing, while those with a background in drone flight software will work on flight controllers, mission planning algorithms, telemetry systems, and integration with ground control stations. Beyond the immediate technical deliverables, interns in this domain will gain rare exposure to defence-grade UAV applications, working alongside Army engineers on projects with direct operational relevance. The experience offers insight into how dual-use technology is adapted for military-specific requirements. Successful outcomes from this internship could directly feed into ongoing in-house development pipeline, making this domain a meaningful contribution to a live capability-enhancement programme with real strategic value. Keywords STEAG Who can apply? Only those candidates can apply who: are from B.Tech. / B.E./ Equivalent with specialisation in Advanced Electronics and Communication Engineering,Digital Electronics and Communication Engineering,Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering,Aero Space Engineering are from M. Tech. / M.E with specialisation in Aero Space Engineering are available for duration of 75 Days have relevant skills and interests Terms of Engagement 1. Documentation Requirements All selected candidates are required to bring the following documents in original along with photocopies on the day of joining: (a) Current Degree Verification Certificate issued by the Registrar or Head of the Department of your academic institution (for students). (b) Police Verification Certificate issued by the relevant local authority. (c) Government-issued ID proof such as Aadhaar Card, Driving License etc. (d) Sufficient number of recent passport-size photographs. Incomplete documentation may lead to disqualification from the internship. 2. Dress Code A strict formal dress code shall be observed: (a) Male Candidates: Formal shirts, trousers and formal footwear. (b) Female Candidates: Indian suits or western formal attire. 3. Working Hours Interns are expected to adhere strictly to the prescribed working hours and maintain professional discipline. (a) Timings: 9:00 AM To 5:00 PM (b) Working Days: Monday to Saturday 4. Code of Conduct (a) Smartphones and laptops are not permitted within the office premises. These may be deposited at the security gate upon entry. Permission for the smart devices, if reqd for the internship, will be processed in case-to-case basis (to be intimated during the selection process). (b) Only non-smartphones are permitted within the office complex. (c) Dedicated workstations with stable internet access will be provided by the organization to facilitate your work. (d) All interns are expected to respect data confidentiality, information security policies and all organizational conduct protocols. 5. Application You may apply to more than one Indian Army internship vacancy, but you can get only one offer letter. Take the time to explore your options and choose the opportunities that best align with your skills, interests and career goals. 6. Stipend The stipend (up to Rs.75,000) will be disbursed upon the successful completion of the internship and fulfillment of all program requirements. The final stipend amount will be based on the intern's overall attendance during the internship period. Intern having less than 75% attendance will not be eligible for any stipend. 7. Placements No placement assistance or employment opportunities will be provided by the Indian Army during or following the internship. 8. Accommodation No accommodation will be provided by the organization. Candidates are required to make their own arrangements before the commencement of the internship. 9.Note: Police verification is mandatory for this internship We look forward to your association and are confident that your time with the Indian Army Internship Program (IAIP) will be professionally enriching.

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