New Delhi, Nov 9 (IANS) India’s deeptech ecosystem is entering a breakout phase, with its market opportunity projected to touch $30 billion by 2030, fuelled by a surge in defence innovation and robotics manufacturing, a report has said.

Once considered a niche sector, deeptech — which includes advanced fields like AI, robotics, autonomous systems, and energy propulsion — is now emerging as India’s next big economic engine, bridging national security goals with global industrial demand, Redseer Strategy Consultants said in its report.

The report noted that India’s defence deeptech spending has doubled over the past decade, reaching $80 billion, outpacing the growth rates of traditional defence leaders such as the US and China.

This has propelled India’s deeptech base to an estimated $9-2

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