Tecknotrove Systems was featured on Indian Defence News (May 2026). The profile looks at the company’s indigenous defence simulators and how they help armed forces prepare for realistic combat training. Founded in 2002 by Shantanu Gupta and Payal Gupta, the Mumbai-based company is described in the article as Asia’s largest producer of training simulators and simulation solutions. It serves the defence, aviation, mining, logistics, automotive and nuclear sectors.
The feature covers Tecknotrove’s defence training portfolio:
- infantry combat training simulators
- armoured vehicle simulators
- mortar and artillery systems
- military driving simulators
- MANPADS training simulators
- small arms firing trainers
- VR-based mission rehearsal platforms
These systems combine simulation hardware, motion platforms, AI-based assessment and digital twin technology to replicate battlefield conditions. Personnel can rehearse missions and refine tactics in a controlled environment before deployment, while reducing equipment wear, lowering operational costs and improving safety compared with live-fire exercises. The article also places Tecknotrove’s work within India’s Atmanirbhar Bharat push for indigenous defence innovation and less dependence on foreign systems.
