India, Sept. 16 -- India's aspirations in the field of robotics are on the rise. Industry is getting smarter, warehouses are increasingly automated and intelligent machines are being deployed in healthcare, agriculture and infrastructure. Behind this momentum is policy support, investment in new manufacturing technologies, and an increased demand for automation in industries.

Amid the increasing demands, one of the biggest challenges that gets overlooked is the development of the human resources required to create these technologies.

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