1100 – 1200 Hrs
| Key Focus Areas:
• Transformational Potential – Real-world impact of IoT, AI-driven quality inspection, and robotics on throughput, quality, and flexibility.
• Global Best Practices – Insights from leading manufacturing hubs (Germany, Japan, South Korea) and how India can leapfrog.
• SME & Tier-2 Adoption – Cost-effective automation strategies for mid-size electronics manufacturers.
• Skills & R&D Ecosystem – Building a trained workforce and research partnerships to support high-tech manufacturing.
• Government Role – Standards, incentives, and public–private partnerships for Industry 4.0 adoption.
Suggested Panel Composition:
• Government : Department of Heavy Industries, Govt. of India
• Industry : Delta Electronics, Central Manufacturing Technology Institute, ABB Ltd., Rockwell Automation, Siemens, Fanuc, Tata Elexi
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1200 – 1300 Hrs.
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Key Focus Areas:
• Strategic Importance – Why capital goods are the foundation of India’s electronics manufacturing capacity.
• Geo-political situation advantage – How changing geo-political situation make it an opportune time for India to focus on manufacturing of capital goods and reduce over-reliance on imports from neighbouring countries.
• Current Gaps – Mapping the high-value equipment categories currently dominated by imports (SMT lines, AOI, reflow ovens, testing systems).
• Domestic Manufacturing Opportunities – Potential for local production, technology transfers, and joint ventures.
• Policy & Ecosystem Enablers – Role of PLI, SPECS, and National Capital Goods Policy in creating scale and competitiveness.
• Export Potential and Innovation – Positioning Indian capital goods in global markets through quality, cost leadership, and after-sales service.
Suggested Panel Composition:
• Government : Ministry of Electronics & IT
• Industry : NMTronics, Zetwerk, Wipro – Pari, SFO Technologies, TEAL, ASM Technologies, Accurate Engineering , Maxim SMT
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