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Manufacturing Today showcases the newest developments in technology within the manufacturing sector. It emphasizes how technology can help achieve optimal operational efficiency and excellence in manufacturing. By engaging with experts, vendors, and users, Manufacturing Today presents trends and best practices that benefit the industry. The publication covers a wide range of sectors, including automation, automotive, aviation, chemicals, coatings, electronics, heavy engineering, logistics, mechanical engineering, oil and gas, plastics, power, rubber, steel, shipbuilding, and many more.

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UiPath, Google Cloud to cut medical delays with new AI tech

1 month ago | manufacturingtodayindia.com

UiPath's new AI tool, now in preview, helps payers and providers quickly and accurately summarise medical records.
ELGi’s new innovation is quietly transforming industrial air compression - Manufacturing Today India

2 months ago | manufacturingtodayindia.com

Elgi’s new STABILISOR technology promises major gains in energy efficiency and compressor reliability.. ELGi’s new innovation is quietly transforming industrial air compression. air compression, ELGi, STABILISOR technology. Innovation.
LICO Materials launches LiGRID BESS for sustainable energy storage in India - Manufacturing Today India

Jan 29, 2025 | manufacturingtodayindia.com

The new system brings reduced operational costs to 60 per cent of regular levels.. LICO Materials launches LiGRID BESS for sustainable energy storage in India. battery technology, electric vehicles, Energy Storage, renewable energy. EV & Battery.
Indian automakers to recycle 8% steel by April 2025 under new EPR rules

Jan 14, 2025 | manufacturingtodayindia.com | Sujatha Vishnuraj

Starting April 2025, Indian automobile manufacturers will be required to recycle 8% of the steel used in vehicles sold in 2005-06, as per the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) norms introduced by the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change (MoEFCC). The target will gradually increase to 18% by 2035-36, focusing on vehicles nearing the end of their lifecycle.
Škoda's Kylaq launch gets a digital upgrade with AI-driven immersive tech from BiUp.ai - Manufacturing Today India

Jan 10, 2025 | manufacturingtodayindia.com

BiUp.ai’s AI-powered immersive solutions allow customers to virtually explore the Škoda Kylaq.. Škoda's Kylaq launch gets a digital upgrade with AI-driven immersive tech from BiUp.ai. AI for customer engagement, AI in automotive industry, AI-driven digital transformation, AI-led visualization suite, AI-powered customer experience, AR/VR technologies in automotive, automotive marketing innovation, BiUp.ai collaboration, BiUp.ai Škoda partnership, digital transformation in car buying, immersive tech in automotive, immersive technologies for car buying, Škoda Auto India partnership, Škoda Kylaq AR/VR features, Škoda Kylaq launch. Automotive & Transportation.
5 ways HFCL’s new facility is redefining defence manufacturing in India - Manufacturing Today India

Dec 25, 2024 | manufacturingtodayindia.com

HFCL’s new facility targets 5,000 weapon sights and 2,50,000 fuzes annually – A game-changer for defence manufacturing.. 5 ways HFCL’s new facility is redefining defence manufacturing in India. advanced defence equipment, Advanced manufacturing technology, Atmanirbhar Bharat, clean rooms, defence export, Defence Manufacturing, defence manufacturing facility, defence products, Defence R&D, defence solutions, electronic fuzes, global defence market, HFCL, high capacity radio relay, Hosur facility, India defence industry, India’s armed forces, indigenous manufacturing, Military technology, modern military operations, self-reliance in defence, surveillance radars, thermal weapon sights. Aerospace & Defence.
RRP S4E Innovations secures Rs 102 Cr deal from Ministry of Defence - Manufacturing Today India

Dec 23, 2024 | manufacturingtodayindia.com

This order boosts RRP S4E Innovations' defence sector position, showcasing its commitment to innovation in optical technologies.. RRP S4E Innovations secures Rs 102 Cr deal from Ministry of Defence. Defence Manufacturing, defence sector, innovation, Long-range, Ministry of Defence, Optical technology, R&D team, Rajendra K Chodankar, RRP S4E Innovations, Rs 102 crore, Small arms, Smart thermal imaging sight, thermal imaging cameras. Aerospace & Defence.
How Indian talent is driving the UAE's electric vehicle revolution

Dec 10, 2024 | manufacturingtodayindia.com | Samuel Joy

The UAE’s electric vehicle (EV) market is on a trajectory to grow from USD 5.51 billion in 2023 to an impressive USD 50.23 billion by 2031, reflecting a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 31.82%. This exponential growth is transforming global workforce dynamics, with India emerging as a key talent provider for engineering, infrastructure, and technology roles integral to the EV ecosystem.
Bharat battery show 2025 to showcase advancements in energy storage - Manufacturing Today India

Dec 10, 2024 | manufacturingtodayindia.com

The India Energy Storage Alliance (IESA) will host the Bharat Battery Show.. Bharat battery show 2025 to showcase advancements in energy storage. ACC PLI, battery components, battery expo India, battery manufacturing, battery recycling, battery supply chain, battery technology 2025, Bharat Battery Show 2025, charging infrastructure, energy storage innovations, global battery event, IESA India, India energy storage, lithium-ion batteries. EV & Battery.
The plastic conundrum: Focus on management, not avoidance

Dec 9, 2024 | manufacturingtodayindia.com | Vishal Mehta

The global plastic waste problem is accelerating at an alarming rate. According to UNEP, an estimated 19-23 million tonnes of plastic waste leak into water bodies each year, polluting lakes, rivers, and seas. In total, 280 million tonnes of plastic products are discarded annually; of this, nearly half ends up in landfills, while much of the rest is poorly managed, ultimately littering our environment and impacting public health.