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    Epson launches programme to empower Indian engineering students

    The initiative will support classroom learning on Robotics with practical real-life applications training on its cutting-edge Robotics solutions
    mmBy Liji Narayan | HRKathaNovember 12, 20252 Mins Read18585 Views
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    Epson, a global printing, projection and robotics technologies company, has launched a programme to empower engineering students in India by supporting classroom learning on robotics with practical real-life applications training on its cutting-edge robotics solutions. The objective is to bridge the gap between academic learning and industry expectations, ensuring students are ready with practical skills aligned to modern manufacturing needs.

    “At Epson, we believe in empowering the next generation of engineers with the tools and training they need to thrive in a rapidly evolving industry,” said Siva Kumar, Sr. general manager, sales and marketing, Epson India. According to Kumar, “Our partnerships with academic institutions and the dedicated internship programme are all about giving students the exposure they need to step confidently into the workforce.”

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    With more than 100 students expected to benefit in FY25 from such initiatives, Epson is actively supporting the growth of industry-academic collaboration in India’s engineering education landscape, while continuing to expand its reach to empower future innovators nationwide.

    The programme includes an internship at the Epson Solution Centre in Bengaluru and setting up of a robotics lab at leading engineering colleges in India.

    The company has already collaborated with Ramaiah Institute of Technology (MSRIT), Bengaluru, where a state-of-the-art Epson Robotics Lab has been established. Additionally, Epson has also tied up with Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Chennai, where an Epson Robotics Lab will be established soon.

    These labs feature Epson’s advanced SCARA and 6-Axis Robots, designed for precision, speed, and reliability across tasks such as assembly, material handling, packaging and inspection. With compact designs and powerful performance, Epson Robots are meant to enhance productivity and reduce operational costs.

    As committed, Epson introduced an internship for its first batch of 22 students from four premier engineering institutes, who underwent 19 days of hands-on training at the Epson Solution Centre in Bengaluru. This internship allowed students to engage with real-world robotics systems and gain invaluable insights into the dynamics of modern manufacturing environments.

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