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Kerala start-up Sastra signs deal to supply robots to Lockheed Martin

The robots will be used for avionics testing; Lockheed also signs deals with start-ups in Chennai and Bengaluru

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Gireesh Babu Chennai
US global aerospace and defence security company Lockheed Martin has signed agreements with start-ups in Kerala, Chennai and Bengaluru.

Kochi-based startup Sastra Robotics India Pvt Ltd has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Lockheed Martin, paving the way for the robots produced by the Indian venture to gain entry into avionics testing. 

This would enable Sastra Robotics to be a supplier to Lockheed Martin and other Tier-1 OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers). These products can help in the testing of avionics display of tactical fighter platforms, including the F-21.

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