Corps of EME, Indian Army
Indian Army
The Corps of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, a combat support arm of the Indian Army responsible for the design, maintenance, repair and recovery of military equipment.
Corps of EME, Indian Army at a glance
| Part of | Indian Army |
|---|---|
| Established | 1943 |
| Address | New Delhi, Delhi, India |
| Official website | indianarmy.nic.in |
Programs Corps of EME, Indian Army supports
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About Corps of EME, Indian Army
Corps of EME, Indian Army
The Corps of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (EME) is a premier combat support arm of the Indian Army. Since its inception in 1943, its "Soldier-Craftsmen" have been responsible for the design, maintenance, repair, and recovery of all mechanical and electronic equipment, ranging from tanks to advanced communication systems. The Corps operates under the motto "Karm Hi Dharm" (Work is Supreme Duty).
Role in the Startup Ecosystem
The Corps of EME acts as an R&D partner for deep-tech innovation programmes, contributing operational problem statements, expert advice, testing support, and space for integration. It partners with IHFC, IIT Delhi on the RakshaTech Synapse initiative, where it defines defence problem statements in exoskeletons, humanoid robotics, IoT-enabled additive manufacturing, and robotics-enabled equipment repair.
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Frequently asked questions about Corps of EME, Indian Army
What does Corps of EME, Indian Army do?
The Corps of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (EME) is a premier combat support arm of the Indian Army.
Where is Corps of EME, Indian Army located?
Corps of EME, Indian Army is based in New Delhi, Delhi, India.
What sectors does Corps of EME, Indian Army support?
Corps of EME, Indian Army works with startups in Defence Tech, Robotics and Manufacturing.
When was Corps of EME, Indian Army founded?
Corps of EME, Indian Army was founded in 1943. It operates as a government.
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