From Innovation to Arsenal: Roadmap to Elevate Narsingdi Science & Robotics Lab into a National Defence-Tech Company

Reading Time: 5 minutes In an era where defence readiness and strategic autonomy are paramount, the pursuit of indigenous military technology has become more than a matter of national pride—it is a cornerstone of national security. The global defence landscape increasingly favours agile innovation hubs that can offer bespoke solutions tailored to the asymmetric threats of the modern battlefield. Bangladesh, a nation with a growing need for robust border protection, maritime surveillance, and humanitarian support capabilities, must look within to identify and cultivate local innovators capable of contributing to its military-technological self-reliance. The Narsingdi Science & Robotics Lab (NSRL) exemplifies the potential that lies within the country’s grassroots STEM community. Since its founding in 2018, NSRL has showcased notable achievements, including the development of Bangladesh’s largest modular octacopter drone and various other drones. The lab’s consistent performance in national science fairs and increasing recognition among educational and technical circles make

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