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India’s economy demonstrates remarkable resilience and rapid growth, positioning the nation for continued success in the global landscape.

Exports serve as a catalyst for economic activity, fostering innovation, and bolstering business confidence. Furthermore, they contribute to a stronger competitive edge within domestic markets, leading to job creation and encouraging consumer confidence in Indian products. Here’s knowing the export scene in the context of Indian machine tools and learning ways to bolster it…

For decades, the Indian Machine Tool Manufacturers’ Association (IMTMA) has been working to develop the Indian machine tool industry for serving the needs of manufacturing industries in India and abroad. Also, IMTMA has been striving to establish and strengthen the global positioning of India’s machine tool manufacturers.

A center of excellence on machine tools and production technology at IIT-Madras in Chennai, Advanced Manufacturing Technology Development Centre is a vital facility for the development of manufacturing technologies in India. Here’s knowing more about it…

The Advanced Machine Tool Testing Facility is an important facility that plays a crucial role in the development and advancement of machine tools. It provides a comprehensive platform for testing and evaluating the performance and accuracy of machine tools.

‘Single piece flow’ is a lean manufacturing method that has proven to be the key to boosting efficiency; it increases productivity, reduces waste, enhances quality, and shortens production lead time. Here’s knowing how the Kandivali plant of Mahindra & Mahindra leveraged it to improve its overall manufacturing efficiency and to achieve its target.

Cognizant of the crucial role sustainability plays in manufacturing, industry players are implementing necessary practices to reduce environmental impact. However, while some companies are setting high standards in this pursuit, challenges hinder widespread adoption, requiring a closer look at the industry’s commitment to sustainability. Here’s a roundup of industry insiders presenting their perspectives on the topic.

The Indian die and mold industry is expected to grow by over US$ 1 billion from 2021 to 2025, fueled by demand from the automotive, healthcare, electronics, and plastics sectors. Bengaluru-based WIDMA is helping to meet this demand by providing deep-hole drilling technology that offers high accuracy and productivity.

With its revolutionary vision technology, CynLr, a robotics deep-tech startup, is altering the field of industrial robotics and autonomous navigation, promising to simplify factory lines and empower robots to undertake any task.

Siemens Ltd is committed to helping students in India reach their full potential through its Siemens Scholarship Program, which is an excellent example of how education and industry can work together to create a bright future for students and a stronger economy for the country.