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Vithsutra Technologies Pvt Ltd
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Are we ready for the Industrial IoT revolution in India? The industrial automation market in India is booming and expected to hit $25 billion by 2030. It’s an exciting time as smart technologies promise to transform how factories, energy grids, and logistics operate making them faster, safer, and more efficient. But here’s the catch: while the technology is racing ahead, there’s a serious shortage of skilled professionals who can actually make it work on the ground. This talent gap threatens to slow down the very progress we’re hoping for. It’s not just about adopting new machines or software; it’s about having the right people who understand and can apply these technologies in real-world settings. Without that, even the smartest innovations risk getting stuck on paper. That’s why at VithSutra, we focus on providing affordable industrial IoT solutions and real-world projects that help students and young engineers gain hands-on experience. For us, it’s about building skills, not just selling tech. As India moves towards Industry 4.0, the big question remains: can we close this skills gap and truly lead the way in Industrial IoT? Join us in this episode as we dive into the challenges, opportunities, and the inspiring work happening to prepare the next generation for this revolution. how do you think we can bridge India’s Industrial IoT skills gap and unlock its true potential?
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