Guwahati: The Indian Army‘s Trishakti Corps has taken a significant leap in operational modernization by successfully validating the Manned-Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T) concept during ‘Exercise SARVSHAKTI’.
The exercise showcased the seamless collaboration between manned platforms and unmanned systems at the tactical level — a key capability in preparing for Multi-Domain Operations (MDO).
This validation underscores the Army’s commitment to future-ready force structuring and reaffirms its ability to absorb and operationalise cutting-edge technologies.
The ‘Exercise SARVSHAKTI’ was aimed at enhancing interoperability, rapid decision-making, and battlefield awareness by using drones, autonomous systems, and AI-enabled platforms.
By demonstrating human-machine synergy in a live tactical environment, it has set a new benchmark for tech-enabled warfare.
“The battlefield of tomorrow demands adaptability, speed, and seamless integration of man and machine. Exercise SARVSHAKTI is a proud milestone in that journey. The successful validation of MUM-T is not just a technological achievement, but a testament to the Indian soldier’s ability to evolve with the times,” said Lt Gen Zubin A Minwalla, General Officer Commanding, Trishakti Corps.
The exercise highlighted successful field-level validation of MUM-T for real-time reconnaissance, surveillance, and target acquisition.
It demonstrated integration of unmanned systems with traditional combat platforms. It also enhanced situational awareness and faster decision loops for tactical commanders.
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This initiative is part of the broader effort to modernise Indian Army capabilities under the banner of Atmanirbhar Bharat and tech-driven warfare.
Trishakti Corps continues to take charge of embracing innovation, fostering indigenous solutions, and preparing for emerging security challenges across all domains.
