AIRCA Launched a Tech Start-up Programme to Grow Robotics and Automation in India.

The startup incubation and assistance program will aid early phase adopters with technologies, funding, other support, and marketing to be able to grow India’s adoption of automation services.
The All India Council for Automation and Robotics (AICRA) has announced the launch of a brand new initiative, dubbed AICRA Tech Startup Programme. As the title indicates, the program is going to act as an incubation environment for startups along with other early-stage adopters working on Robotic Process Automation and robotics (RPA) found India, inside a bid to grow the entire industry with increased urgency. Announced with the 5th edition of this competition workshop, Technoxian 2019, the startup program is designed to give a holistic setting for small businesses to develop.
On 23rd September president of AICRA said, “AICRA has launched Tech Start-up to fulfill the essential needs of a start-up including funding, technology, promotions, and market placement support”. Indian finance minister has announced to use CSR funds to set up incubation facilities. These may include technology, funding, promote placement assistance, and promotion. As AICRA, we provide technical assistance in the RPA area in cooperation with the partners, like UiPath. We’re trying in place with venture capitalists, and locating money from CSR activities.
Sharma also included, “AICRA will be tapping into its list of members, and they include those from industries and the education sector, to assist these startups look for clients to market the products of theirs too. We’ll further host activities to facilitate B2C and B2B contacts, like the AICRA STEM Summit and Awards.”
In the global industry of robotics and automation India needs to elaborate its present standing and why this industry needs a boost at the moment, said Sharma, “RPA is growing globally, the growth of RPA is based on two factors the education setup and the industry, there are new government policies to take robotics and initiative in schools. AI incubation facilities has been developed across all the sectors. As compared to other countries we are far behind from China, Japan, USA, and Korea”.
Substantial details about the startup incubation program, and also methods for potential startups to apply for it, can be found at AICRA’s site, here. The body enjoys a unique, main place in the pattern of adoption of automation engineering, acting to be a bridge in between government initiatives, startups, localized initiatives, international companies and education advances alike. Moving forward, it is designed to deliver robotics to the purview of Indian education process from school grades, that it hopes will provide Indian RPA requirements in line with worldwide standards.