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Young Innovators Drive Automation and AI Beyond Metro Cities in India
- •Young innovators in smaller Indian cities are developing advanced automation, robotics, and AI solutions to solve practical industrial challenges.
- •In Jodhpur, Robo AI Hub creates customised machinery and offers specialized training in robotics and artificial intelligence for students.
- •Dombivli-based Leela Electronics has developed indigenous ultrasonic cleaning machines to reduce reliance on imported equipment for precision manufacturing.
- •These homegrown initiatives are boosting domestic manufacturing capabilities and supporting the vision of Make in India.
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In Jodhpur, Robo AI Hub founded by Narayan Jangid is developing automation and AI-based machines tailored to specific industrial requirements, such as jewellery cutting machines and pipe-cutting tools, with future plans to expand into the agricultural sector.
Leela Electronics in Dombivli is developing indigenous machines utilizing ultrasonic cleaning technology, which uses high-frequency sound waves to remove dirt and contaminants from narrow gaps and hard-to-reach internal surfaces of small components in heavy machinery.
Robo AI Hub has introduced an industrial training course in robotics and artificial intelligence to equip young individuals with practical technical skills in electronics, coding, and robotics rather than relying strictly on theoretical instruction.
