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No. 710Problem statementManufacturing and materials

Graphics Processing Board (GPB) and its Test setup

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Develop a Graphics Processing Board and test setup in two phases: first an engineering-card proof of concept for video/graphics processing, then a qualified compact military-standard board. Functions include 2D/3D page generation, symbology overlays, scaling without shape distortion, picture-in-picture, snapshots and health information. The board must support the named aviation video interfaces and provide the required graphics APIs, libraries and drivers. The public source contains detailed interface specifications; this description groups them rather than claiming exhaustive reproduction.

No. 253Problem statementManufacturing and materials

Strategic Sector Innovation in Object Detection

Explore FPGA-based object detection using VEGA/SHAKTI SoCs, image sensors and AI/ML acceleration. The source spans agricultural, diagnostic and other strategic uses, and describes moving software-trained models onto hardware for real-time image processing. This atlas description retains the educational hardware context without operational surveillance or weapons guidance.

No. 383Problem statementManufacturing and materials

Infusion of augmented reality in technical type training and usage of smart glasses to assist technicians.

Use smart AR glasses in technician training and maintenance so wiring diagrams, troubleshooting instructions, checklists, animations and 3D references remain visible while hands are free. Voice-driven retrieval is also requested to support new technicians learning during work. The problem is consulting multiple references while inspecting real equipment.

No. 393Problem statementManufacturing and materials

Development of structural health monitoring (SHM) system for SU-30 MKI aircraft – stabilizer using photonic system.

Develop non-contact structural-health inspection for Su-30 stabiliser structures to identify cracks in hard-to-access areas without dismantling assemblies. The source contrasts this with visual/magnified and dye-penetrant checks; the published title identifies a photonic approach.