LTTS launches FARM to accelerate deep-tech startups
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LTTS launches FARM to accelerate deep-tech startups

L&T Technology Services (LTTS) has launched LTTS FARM, a startup engagement platform aimed at accelerating the commercialisation of deep-tech innovations through Engineering Intelligence-led collaboration, co-innovation and market access.

Built on the theme of “Collaboration First, Commercialisation Next”, the platform targets startups with Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 4+ solutions that have demonstrated technical feasibility and are ready for industry adoption. LTTS FARM will support startups aligned with LTTS’ key technology focus areas, including Software Defined Mobility, Plant Buildout & Modernisation, Energy & Industrial Automation, Digital Manufacturing, Next Gen Compute & Data Centres, Software Platforms & Engineering Intelligence, and MedTech.

The initiative will provide startups with access to LTTS’ global expertise, customer network and engineering capabilities through evaluation, onboarding, pilot development, proof-of-concepts and commercialisation opportunities. Selected solutions will be considered for wider industry deployment through customer demonstrations and business engagements.

Amit Chadha, CEO & Managing Director, L&T Technology Services, said the platform aims to bridge the gap between technology development and market adoption by enabling startups to collaborate with industry experts, validate real-world applications and expand their reach globally.

LTTS FARM reinforces the company’s focus on building an innovation ecosystem that connects startups, engineering talent and industry stakeholders to develop solutions for emerging technology challenges.

L&T Technology Services (LTTS) has launched LTTS FARM, a startup engagement platform aimed at accelerating the commercialisation of deep-tech innovations through Engineering Intelligence-led collaboration, co-innovation and market access.Built on the theme of “Collaboration First, Commercialisation Next”, the platform targets startups with Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 4+ solutions that have demonstrated technical feasibility and are ready for industry adoption. LTTS FARM will support startups aligned with LTTS’ key technology focus areas, including Software Defined Mobility, Plant Buildout & Modernisation, Energy & Industrial Automation, Digital Manufacturing, Next Gen Compute & Data Centres, Software Platforms & Engineering Intelligence, and MedTech.The initiative will provide startups with access to LTTS’ global expertise, customer network and engineering capabilities through evaluation, onboarding, pilot development, proof-of-concepts and commercialisation opportunities. Selected solutions will be considered for wider industry deployment through customer demonstrations and business engagements.Amit Chadha, CEO & Managing Director, L&T Technology Services, said the platform aims to bridge the gap between technology development and market adoption by enabling startups to collaborate with industry experts, validate real-world applications and expand their reach globally.LTTS FARM reinforces the company’s focus on building an innovation ecosystem that connects startups, engineering talent and industry stakeholders to develop solutions for emerging technology challenges.

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