India, Nov. 7 -- Industrial automation has always been about keeping operations reliable and efficient. But, as industries face changing market demands, increasing complexity and faster technology cycles, reliability alone is no longer enough.

India's infrastructure-led growth story is gaining further momentum, with Deloitte reporting an 11.9% rise in gross fixed capital formation in Q1 FY 2026-27, the strongest growth in four years.

Manufacturers need the flexibility to adapt, innovate and improve without having to rebuild the systems they already rely on. This is where traditional automation models face a challenge.

Scalability becomes more complicated, inhibiting the adoption of new technologies. Systems built around proprietary har...