The Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad (IITH), a public engineering research institute known for its academic strength, research and publications, close to IT and industrial hubs, has partnered with the Indian Navy’s Institute of Weapons and Electronic Systems Engineering. Weapons and Electronic Systems Engineering Facility (WESEE) to be established in January 2023. To focus research and scholarship more on national security and security. As a result of this strategic cooperation, the Joint Development Technology and Innovation Center (CTIC) announced today (May 26, 2023) at the IITH Technology Research Park (IITH-TRP) by Lt. , was established in the presence of a professor. IITH Director Mr. BS Murty, Dean (Sponsored Research & Consultant) Prof. Chandrashekar Sharma, WESEE board members, IIT faculty, guests from industry and start-ups. The center will work together to improve the in-house technical capabilities of Aatma Nirbhar Bharat & Harness. Led by WESEE, the project aims to collaborate with IITH on innovative and pioneering projects related to modern and emerging technologies in the maritime sector. Several joint projects in wireless networks, 5G/6G, IoT, AI/ML and other related fields have been identified for technological advancement as a first step. Dean of Faculty (SRC) Professor Sharma spoke briefly about IITH’s Academic & Research Excellence.
Professor BS Marty, Director of IITH, expressed occasional joy, saying, “In the last five years, we have fostered over 125 startups, generating over 1,000 jobs and Rs. 10 crore in revenue.” . 800 chrome and above. We want to create an ecosystem where students create jobs, not jobs. We want to take India to the next level and produce talented people who will become world leaders. This is a good start and I am confident that with the support of IITH’s young and energetic faculty, we will achieve great results. ”
Appreciating IITH’s commitment to excellence, Lieutenant General Sandeep Naisani, Procurement Director, said: We highly recommend IITH’s young and energetic personnel to take advantage of our state-of-the-art facilities to understand areas for improvement and propose better solutions. Our executive has taken his IITH graduate course. We would like to see if we can use this collaboration to improve existing facilities. We are confident that it is the right course of action and will bring us success. “
