LTTS Launches AgenticIQ AI Platform for Engineering
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LTTS Launches AgenticIQ AI Platform for Engineering

L&T Technology Services (LTTS) has launched AgenticIQ, an end-to-end agentic AI platform designed for engineering and manufacturing organisations.

The platform is aimed at helping enterprises move beyond isolated AI pilots by enabling autonomous, multi-agent workflows across engineering, product development, manufacturing, industrial operations and customer experience.

AgenticIQ is built on LTTS’ Engineering Intelligence portfolio and converts existing engineering capabilities into specialised, reusable AI agents. Its planning-first architecture is embedded into engineering and production workflows and is designed to operate within enterprise governance, security and regulatory requirements.

The platform is intended to help organisations protect critical data, intellectual property and proprietary engineering knowledge while accelerating the development and deployment of AI-powered solutions.

AgenticIQ supports industries including automotive, industrial manufacturing, medical devices and healthcare, semiconductors, plant engineering and high-tech sectors.

Its cloud-agnostic architecture allows enterprises to build solutions once and deploy them across cloud and on-premises environments, providing flexibility while retaining control over engineering workflows and intellectual property.

Amit Chadha, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, L&T Technology Services, said autonomous AI agents are expected to play an increasing role in solving complex industry challenges across engineering, production and customer experience.

He added that AgenticIQ brings LTTS’ AI-powered engineering capabilities together as reusable agents on a unified platform, enabling enterprises to build, orchestrate and deploy agentic solutions at scale.

L&T Technology Services (LTTS) has launched AgenticIQ, an end-to-end agentic AI platform designed for engineering and manufacturing organisations.The platform is aimed at helping enterprises move beyond isolated AI pilots by enabling autonomous, multi-agent workflows across engineering, product development, manufacturing, industrial operations and customer experience.AgenticIQ is built on LTTS’ Engineering Intelligence portfolio and converts existing engineering capabilities into specialised, reusable AI agents. Its planning-first architecture is embedded into engineering and production workflows and is designed to operate within enterprise governance, security and regulatory requirements.The platform is intended to help organisations protect critical data, intellectual property and proprietary engineering knowledge while accelerating the development and deployment of AI-powered solutions.AgenticIQ supports industries including automotive, industrial manufacturing, medical devices and healthcare, semiconductors, plant engineering and high-tech sectors.Its cloud-agnostic architecture allows enterprises to build solutions once and deploy them across cloud and on-premises environments, providing flexibility while retaining control over engineering workflows and intellectual property.Amit Chadha, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, L&T Technology Services, said autonomous AI agents are expected to play an increasing role in solving complex industry challenges across engineering, production and customer experience.He added that AgenticIQ brings LTTS’ AI-powered engineering capabilities together as reusable agents on a unified platform, enabling enterprises to build, orchestrate and deploy agentic solutions at scale.

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