Lt Gen Devendra Sharma Visits EME School Vadodara, Reviews AI and Tech-Driven Military Training

ARTRAC Chief Highlights Innovation, Indigenisation and Modernisation Under ‘Decade of Transformation’.

Lieutenant General Devendra Sharma, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Army Training Command, visited the EME School Vadodara on April 11, 2026, to review ongoing advancements in technical training and operational preparedness.

Focus on Advanced Military Technologies

During the visit, the Army Commander was briefed on training initiatives related to the maintenance and sustenance of armaments, vehicles, and optronic equipment, including next-generation systems. Special emphasis was placed on artificial intelligence, innovation, and automation of legacy weapon platforms, aligned with the Indian Army’s Decade of Transformation vision.

Boost to Training Infrastructure and Methodology

Lt Gen Sharma reviewed improvements in training infrastructure and methodologies, particularly in areas such as armament systems, optoelectronics, and new-generation military equipment. The visit highlighted EME School’s continued commitment to technical excellence, indigenisation, and cutting-edge innovation.

Recognition of Excellence

The Army Commander also felicitated serving personnel for their exemplary contributions, appreciating their role in enhancing the Army’s technical capabilities and readiness.

The visit underscores the Indian Army’s strong focus on technology-driven training, innovation, and self-reliance, ensuring that forces remain prepared for modern, high-tech warfare scenarios.