Indian Navy Developments & Discussions

[Heat]

Isn't P-18 cruisers supposed to be successors of P-15B DDGs ? Is it still vaporware ?

 

[Fatalis]

Isn't P-18 cruisers supposed to be successors of P-15B DDGs ? Is it still vaporware ?

We don't what will be the name of the project.

We only know that there exists a program called Next Generation Destroyers. Aside from this everything is just a guess.

 

[Vamsi]

Ya'll Nibbiars Kuch Nahi mare Copy Paste wale Tweet.

How sure are you that it's ECT??

 

[Haldilal]

How sure are you that it's ECT??

Ya'll Nibbiars The NeturnioX and others supported and approved my tweet.

 

[Vamsi]

Ya'll Nibbiars The NeturnioX and others supported and approved my tweet.

Few months back, I have posted INS Chennai's CIC pic in this thread, add that to your tweet
Watch INS Mormugao's video, watch it in 0.25x slow motion, you will find it's CIC there, take a screenshot & post those pics too

 

[Vamsi]

INS Chennai Ops Room

View attachment 185684

Here it is @Haldilal

 

[binayak95]

How sure are you that it's ECT??

because it is one! looks like one, works like one

 

[Vamsi]

because it is one! looks like one, works like one

I may be wrong, but the objects on that table looks like some paper sheets & it looks like that NO is holding a pencil

 

[binayak95]

I may be wrong, but the objects on that table looks like some paper sheets & it looks like that NO is holding a pencil

touch-pen

 

[Fatalis]

The saga continues albeit in a new avatar.

 

[Haldilal]

Ya'll Nibbiars

 

[Haldilal]

Ya'll Nibbiars Mare Gaon ke log chamatkari hai, Free time mein Jahaz banate hai.

 

[swapcv]

Ya'll Nibbiars Mare Gaon ke log chamatkari hai, Free time mein Jahaz banate hai.

Yes

 

[Heat]

View attachment 217320
Yes

Reminds me of PTO 2.

 

[cyclops]

Possible Japanese CIC to be integrated in our P17 frigates.

The ‘Advanced Integrated CIC’, developed by Mitsubishi Electric Co (MELCO), contains the OYQ-1 combat management system (CMS) and OYX-1-29 information display & processing system (IDPS). It features a circular arrangement and comprises an outer rim, with 14 multifunction consoles (plus two extra seats), all facing the wall; and three rows at the centre of the circular arrangement comprising a central helm station, four additional multifunction consoles (likely for the commanding officer and his XO), and two large horizontal tactical tables likely for cooperative mission planning and navigation purposes. According to MELCO, the 360° giant screen can be used to display the direct surroundings of the FFG by fusing the feed and data from the many on-board optronic and radar sensors.

Such augmented reality technology will greatly assist the crew in the field of navigation, asymmetric warfare and even in the phase of launch and recovery of unmanned surface vehicles. In addition, the ‘video wall’ can display any and all information typically displayed on multifunction consoles. For instance, information from the engine control room, and typically displayed as part of the integrated platform management system (IPMS), can now be displayed in the CIC thanks to the video wall. Also, tasks such as engine control, damage control and fire-fighting control can now be undertaken from inside the CIC. The two large tables with built-in monitors and touch-screen controls will prove useful for examining digitised navigational charts (ECDIS) and other situational awareness data collaboratively.
From Japan’s side, the principal military-industrial players will be Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and its MELCO subsidiary, and Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding. From the Indian side, the principal military-industrial players will include the MoD-owned Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd (which has to date built integrated masts for the IN’s three Project 15A DDGs and four Project 15B DDGs and is building four more for the under-construction Project 17A FFGs), and the MoD-owned Bharat Electronics Ltd.

 

[Vamsi]

Possible Japanese CIC to be integrated in our P17 frigates.

The ‘Advanced Integrated CIC’, developed by Mitsubishi Electric Co (MELCO), contains the OYQ-1 combat management system (CMS) and OYX-1-29 information display & processing system (IDPS). It features a circular arrangement and comprises an outer rim, with 14 multifunction consoles (plus two extra seats), all facing the wall; and three rows at the centre of the circular arrangement comprising a central helm station, four additional multifunction consoles (likely for the commanding officer and his XO), and two large horizontal tactical tables likely for cooperative mission planning and navigation purposes. According to MELCO, the 360° giant screen can be used to display the direct surroundings of the FFG by fusing the feed and data from the many on-board optronic and radar sensors.

Such augmented reality technology will greatly assist the crew in the field of navigation, asymmetric warfare and even in the phase of launch and recovery of unmanned surface vehicles. In addition, the ‘video wall’ can display any and all information typically displayed on multifunction consoles. For instance, information from the engine control room, and typically displayed as part of the integrated platform management system (IPMS), can now be displayed in the CIC thanks to the video wall. Also, tasks such as engine control, damage control and fire-fighting control can now be undertaken from inside the CIC. The two large tables with built-in monitors and touch-screen controls will prove useful for examining digitised navigational charts (ECDIS) and other situational awareness data collaboratively.
From Japan’s side, the principal military-industrial players will be Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and its MELCO subsidiary, and Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding. From the Indian side, the principal military-industrial players will include the MoD-owned Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd (which has to date built integrated masts for the IN’s three Project 15A DDGs and four Project 15B DDGs and is building four more for the under-construction Project 17A FFGs), and the MoD-owned Bharat Electronics Ltd.

source???

 

[Fatalis]

 

[gslv markIII]

source???

Prasun Brochuregupta.

 

[johnj]

source???

He is kidding with "possible"
Fincantieri to Collaborate with Indian Shipyards MDL and GRSE on P-17A Stealth Frigate Project
Japanese Navy asked Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding (Mitsui) design a frigate with with 90 crew, and they come up with

Now if you consider Nilgiri-class frigate, she having 226 crew

 

[Lonewarrior]

Prasun Brochuregupta.

It's Prasun Brochuregupta Da
Show some respect