AS THE WORLD struggles to return to normalcy, the industrious engineers at L&T Technology Services (LTTS) have been quietly charting a new direction for the future. Recently, LTTS virtually launched the one-of-a-kind Electric Vehicle (EV) Lab at its Bengaluru delivery center.

 

The state-of-the-art EV lab encompasses motors, inverters, DC-DC converters, all on-board vehicle electrical systems and complete electric vehicle testing. This advanced lab set-up is dedicated to help customers evaluate and verify the performance, endurance and electromagnetic compatibility of their EVs and help reach their intended market efficiently and cost-effectively.

 

The lab was inaugurated virtually by industry luminaries from major OEMs across the world, in the presence of Dr Keshab Panda, CEO & MD of LTTS. With this latest lab, LTTS has re-emphasised its commitment to excellence and cutting-edge innovative technologies for the EV and automobile market.

 

LTI has recently launched Canvas PolarSled, an automated cloud migration and modernisation framework to help enterprises accelerate their data journey to Snowflake. Canvas PolarSled enables enterprises with rapid migration of their data to Snowflake’s single, integrated cloud data platform in an efficient and low-risk way. Snowflake adoption helps enterprises emerge as fully equipped digital organisations with its innovative architecture, unique consumption model and near-unlimited scalability.

 

 

India’s heritage sites took the centre stage as LTI partnered with Haryana-based Rishihood University to rejuvenate the precious relics of the past using exponential technologies and the LTI Mosaic platform for the Tech4Heritage Hackathon. Launched in September, 150+ student participants in the Hackathon leveraged LTI’s Mosaic AI platform to build, train, deploy and manage different data science and AI models developing viable solutions to preserve and rejuvenate India’s key heritage sites.