Kattankulathur, Nov. 5 -- on learning and research opportunities for students and faculty across disciplines.
The initiative aims to strengthen academic-industry collaboration by integrating industrial automation technologies into academic learning. The new Centre will serve as a multidisciplinary platform for students from both core engineering and computing streams to gain exposure to HMI technologies, enhancing their understanding of real-time industrial processes and systems.
Speaking at the event, Mr. Veerendra Vasamsetty, HMI R&D Director - Bangalore, said, "This collaboration benefits faculty, students, and industry alike. Faculty gain exposure to ongoing industrial developments, students gain hands-on training with real devices, a...