L&T Technology Services, CeNSE, IISc join hands for innovation in nanotechnology and sensors
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L&T Technology Services Limited (NSE: LTTS), a leading global pure-play Engineering R&D Services company, announced a partnership with the Centre for Nano Science and Engineering (CeNSE), Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore to jointly work towards innovations in the areas of Sensors and Energy Efficient Systems based on Nanotechnology.
The agreement was signed between CeNSE, IISc and L&T Technology Services at the IISc campus in Bangalore. “Digital Transformation is at the centre-stage of evolution pursuits of global organizations. With the scope of innovation avenues opening up, the situation calls for increased cooperative associations from the value chain players. L&T Technology Services Limited has been at the forefront of consistently forging new tie-ups with global majors, and we are very pleased to partner an academia of the repute of CeNSE, IISc to drive further innovations,” said Dr. Keshab Panda, CEO & Managing Director, L&T Technology Services Limited.
“With a global engineering leader like L&T Technology Services Limited as a partner, CeNSE, IISc will be able to leverage R&D in Nano Science and Engineering for Sensors, Internet of Things and Energy Efficient Systems. We are confident that together we will create an ecosystem for digital transformation for customers, academia and the industry,” said Prof. Navakanta Bhat, Chairperson, CeNSE, IISc. L&T Technology Services will bring its domain expertise in the area of Industrial Products, Power Electronics, Intelligent Buildings and Smart Campuses, Medical Electronics, Testing and Measurements, Transportation and IIOT to create a platform for their accelerated digital journey. L&T Technology Services is also working closely with CeNSE, IISc in the field of robotics and other related futuristic technologies.
Nanotechnology is a rapidly expanding area of research with potential to revolutionize people’s lives by way of driving advancements in technology in agriculture, energy, the environment and healthcare.
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