‘India’s First Indigenously-built Chip SHAKTI Will Be Competitive With ARM Cores’
In October 2018, India saw the launch of the first indigenously-built chip, SHAKTI, which can change the game for the Indian consumer and industrial electronics landscape. Baishakhi Dutta of the Electronicsforu.com Network caught up with G S Madhusudan, senior...
India’s Chips – How Good Is Desi?
It is exciting to know that India finally has its own set of electronic chips today, thanks to the efforts of our academic institutes and industry players. But how competitive are these when compared to global scales - in...
The ‘Electronics For You Prize’ To Be Awarded On The 60th Institute Day Of...
The award ceremony is held every year to encourage students to innovate, design and create solutions that will help the nation at large.
This year, the prestigious ‘Electronics For You Prize’will be awarded at the 60th Institute Day of Indian...
Inside The Investors’ Mind – How To Get Your Startup Funded!
Funding and fundraising activities are the two major accelerators for budding startups. Experts are of the belief that it is more challenging for electronics and IoT startups to convince angel investors to fund them. What is the reason behind...
“The Next Stage Of Evolution Will Be To Strengthen The Regulatory Framework Through A...
India’s domestic manufacturing and design environment for electronics and the IoT is improving consistently. As new players and investments come in to enrich the ecosystem, adherence to standards, quality and safety regulations has to be ensured through thorough testing....
Is Design The New Gold Mine For Distributors?
The service that electronic component distributors have provided over the years has changed very significantly. Nowadays, distributors help customers in meeting many of the requirements for developing, designing and manufacturing products as well. Looking at the critical need customers...
‘Our IoT Open Lab In Bangalore Is Funded By Arrow Electronics’
The growing presence of startup incubation centers, electronics testing facilities and open labs can turn the tables for the ESDM ecosystem of India. Dr. Omkar Rai, director general, Software Technology Parks of India (STPI), in an exclusive chat with...
Writing the rules for autonomous vehicles
Self-driving vehicles are a good idea. Why? Because a world that invests enormous amounts of energy and precious resources building complex machines that spend most of their lives doing nothing is hardly on the path to sustainability. Last year,...
Another Year’s Extension For These 3 Exports Schemes – But Is It Any Good?
To the relief of exporters, the government has extended IGST (Integrated Goods and Service Tax) and compensation cess exemptions for goods procurement under certain export promotion schemes till March 31, 2020. But will we ever get to see a...
“The Indian Market Have Not Received Active Design Level Support From Any Major Silicon...
In today's dynamic world, the need for newer and faster electronics has created a need for effective support services for the electronics industry. With this, the industry has witnessed a rapid upsurge in the offerings of electronic component distributors. ...
China increases VAT refund rates; India smells trouble
In the last quarter of 2018, China rewarded its domestic manufacturers with higher rebates on export value-added tax, a strategy to keep them ahead in their ongoing trade tussle with the United States. Given India’s already-high imports of Chinese...
Recycling EV batteries: An elephant in the room?
Since lithium is not an abundant element on earth, it is necessary to reuse it from used batteries to keep up with the supply.
By Paromik Chakraborty
Electric vehicle (EV) is a hot topic in the automotive world. India’s push towards...
Is NPE 2.0 the silver lining in the dark cloud hindering Indian manufacturing?
In order to establish India as a manufacturing hub for electronic products, the government has come out with a draft National Policy on Electronics 2018. Though the draft is still in the approval stage, this article looks at whether...
Government offers 50 per cent funding to relevant industry-academia research projects
A symbiotic collaboration between academia and industry can help the nation grow by leaps and bounds. Recognising this, the Indian government, along with experts from the electronics industry and academic institutions, has launched new R&D schemes and initiatives. These...
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“Cobots Are Not Designed To Replace The Human Workforce, But To Take Over Strenuous...
Imagine an organisation, devoid of threat from automation, where humans and robots will complement each other in a work floor and take productivity to...
Alert! Purchase Of Machinery From OEMs Just Got Easier!
Are you an MSME? Are you still looking out for finance of machinery but not getting an attractive rate of interest? Good news, your...
Vedanta Group’s $10 Billion LCD Project May Fall Flat
Vedanta Group’s $10 billion projects likely to be scrapped after failing to obtain subsidies under the government’s M-SIPS
Vedanta Group company Twin Star...
NSEFI Urges Karnataka To Prevent Solar Curtailment
NSEFI said these solar projects must be allowed the ‘must run’ status as per government directives
NSEFI further submitted that in case of...
After Identifying Unique Customers We Support Them In Developing A Complete Saleable Product: 3B...
It was not until recently that electronics manufacturers realised the need for expert support for design services. In response to this need, some component...
