India, Sept. 7 -- India stands at the threshold of a new industrial era, one in which biotechnology is becoming not just a field of scientific discovery, but a powerful engine of manufacturing and economic growth. From precision fermentation and advanced therapeutics to next-generation biomaterials, innovation is emerging across healthcare, agriculture, food, materials, chemicals and sustainability.

The opportunity ahead is immense. Realising it, however, will depend on our ability to reproduce these innovations consistently, efficiently and economically at an industrial scale. This requires technology infrastructure that can deliver greater speed, control and flexibility. Automation will be a cornerstone of this transformation, helping ...