technology sector

Clients can choose from three services offered by Indo-Euro Synchronization. Academic education programmes, research partnerships, and cluster collaborations are examples of these. We think that by combining these services, all stakeholders will benefit from increased information transfer and industrial productivity. Through technological exchange programmes, Indo-Euro Synchronization facilitates academic interactions between Indian and European organisations. As these opportunities become available, we will post them in the programmes area or directly through our university partners.

Our objective with these programmes is to enable participants to swiftly dive into the current industry scenario and best practises, with a particular focus on Aerospace, Automotive, Automation, LifeSciences, and Information and Communications Technology.

We currently have a large number of Indian and European partner institutions to promote new technology partnerships, and we hope to expand our network even further. Mr.Raj should be contacted regarding the modalities for both Indian and European universities interested in joining our network.

We give job-specific training with hands-on experiences that prepare students for the corporate world.

Indo Euro Synchronization addresses this issue by coordinating the creation of R&D laboratories in India with the help of internationally recognised partners APS GmbH – European Centre for Mechatronics in Germany and Steinbeis Center for Technology Transfer in India.

The goal is to improve present education by providing tangible industrial automation principles through robotics education at Indian institutions, which would include access to genuine industrial robots. Furthermore, these laboratories can assist Indian enterprises, particularly SMEs, by delivering automation systems that have been thoroughly tested under real-world production conditions. Furthermore, the gap is closed, allowing future participation in worldwide research initiatives.

As a first step toward implementation, ARC has been hosting monthly student seminars in Germany, which include workshops and live experiments at APS. ARC gives students with remote control access to industrial robotics in a production setting. The excellent quality of educational sessions and practical courses is ensured by an intensive exchange programme for Indian teaching members.

These practical training allow Indian institutions to manage industrial robots in Germany directly. Students learn how to simulate, programme, and control robots in order to test their findings on these industrial robots, which are equipped with grippers, sensors, and other features