Interviews

A series of well-curated interviews of Hardware Startups and Technology Experts to share the thoughts and perspective of Industrial Leaders. Our Editorial team, interacts with some of the promising Hardware Startups to bring them to the limelight they deserve by sharing their ideas and visions with our readers.

 

Q. What are your views on the current electronics and semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem in India? Where do you think India currently stands at this time when compared to other developed countries?

There are a variety of reasons. One of the main reasons was that India signed the Information Technology Agreement (ITA-1) in 1996, which led to zero duty regime and…

With the assistance from the government of India in unleashing Rs 2.35 Lakh Crore policy push, the home-grown electronics manufacturing cluster is expected to witness a healthy 30 percent growth in the coming financial year, which is around Rs 7 Lakh Crore. Experts in the industry believe that this policy unleash will help India to become globally competitive and…

AI and IoT is not a buzzword anymore, feels many industry experts. This is because it is commencing a new market same as what cellular devices have done for seamless communication. These days, people are dependent on real-time information and not on historical records. Technology helps the availability of accurate information anytime and anywhere. But, some industry…

The procedure of Printed Circuit Board (PCB) manufacturing is extremely imperative for anyone associated with the electronics industry. In general, PCBs can be defined as a laminated sandwich structure that consists of both conductive and nonconductive materials that enable engineers to place components on a rigid structure and make the necessary connections between…

According to some government data, India still outsources 100 percent of its semiconductors and 94 percent of its electronics including components. The initiatives of Digital India are looking forward to meet all the parameters to make India an electronics and semiconductor manufacturing hub. The positive news is that the nation is trying hard to unleash a sturdy and…

According to some survey reports published this year, the market for electric cars in the nation is speculated to appear around towards the end of 2025. In order to meet the target of 100 percent electric mobility by the end of 2030, government officials are also framing new-fangled rules and regulations along with new schemes. Hence, the market of this sector is…

E-Fill Electric is working for the complete EV Eco-System. They are providing EV charging stations & electric three wheelers throughout India. The aim of this company is to enable a tech-driven transition to electric mobility in India. To know more about the company and its services, we had a conversation with Mr. Mayank Jain, founder…

In addition to creating an economic boost, it was always expected that this astoundingly revolutionary approach to transportation electric mobility would provide a significant amount of employment, which would be necessary to overhaul the conventional auto industry, which is still dependent on the unsustainable burning of petrol and diesel. EVs have the potential to…

There are no toxic emissions from the tailpipe of electric cars, but the electricity generation while charging the cars might discharge carbon pollution. The volume depends on how the local power is sourced, that is utilizing natural gas or coal that are responsible for carbon pollution, while renewable sources like solar or wind do not emit toxic gasses. While…

In the past few years, India has witnessed an applaudable escalation in in-house production of electronics goods, but in spite of this augmentation, the country is still dependent on imports of electronic components from other countries. It shows that although several advancements are taking place in manufacturing and technology, there are still various challenges…

One of the biggest challenges faced by the testing and measurement (T&M) services and solutions is to adapt to the changing times and new equipment that are flooding the market. The increased product complexity has prompted growing demand for precision testing at every stage of the product life cycle and companies have to be ready for the demand. Along with…

Of late, Mordor Intelligence, a market research firm stated that the market for solar energy in India is speculated to reach a CAGR of 8 percent from 2020 until the end of 2027. In fact, experts also highlighted that the COVID-19 pandemic failed to impact the market in India because a sufficient volume of growth was already viewed in the solar PV installed capacity…

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