PLA trucks from the infantry brigade move into an army base near Lhasa in the Tibet Autonomous Region last month. The Chinese military is looking at buying hi-tech devices, weapons and clothing from private firms to boost its operation against India. Photo: Reuters
China-India border dispute: PLA looks to private innovators to give troops the edge
- 22 Chinese manufacturers invited by PLA to showcase advances in smart weapons, unmanned vehicles, drone jammers and more
- Continued border tension with India in the Himalayas make auto-heating clothing and oxygen generators of particular interest to China as winter descends
PLA trucks from the infantry brigade move into an army base near Lhasa in the Tibet Autonomous Region last month. The Chinese military is looking at buying hi-tech devices, weapons and clothing from private firms to boost its operation against India. Photo: Reuters
