National strategy to help India emerge robotics hub of the world: Chandrasekhar

Team Blitz India

NEW DELHI: Minister of state for IT, Rajeev Chandrasekhar released the draft national strategy on robotics for public consultation on October 14. The minister said the national strategy aims to help India emerge as the Robotics Hub of the world.

“We have put out for public consultation the draft national strategy on robotics and we seek inputs from startups, manufacturing companies and those at the demand side of industry 4.0. We want to see India emerge as the Robotics Hub.” Chandrasekhar said.

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The feedback on the draft national strategy on robotics can be submitted through the MyGov platform by October 31.
“This is in line with our strategic planning and thinking for India AI. I invite all those in the robotics and AI ecosystem to contribute and make this a successful policy,” he added.

Advances in AI are expected to have a significant impact in the realm of cyber-physical systems (CPS) such as robotics which relies on AI to enable the interaction of the virtual world with components of physical systems.