Tata Technologies launches vehicle software solutions hub in Coimbatore
Tata Technologies, a global leader in product engineering and digital services, has marked a significant milestone by opening its first innovation centre in Coimbatore. This new centre is dedicated to innovating solutions for global customers through the development, testing, and integration of vehicle software solutions.
Commitment to Engineering a Better World
Embodying its vision of engineering a better world, Tata Technologies is committed to enabling global automotive Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier-1 companies. The focus is on developing software-defined vehicles and e-mobility solutions across the product value chain, from conceptual design to post-sales service. The Coimbatore centre will offer local talent unique opportunities to work on global projects, upskill in new vehicle software areas, and innovate across the automotive value chain.
New Tata Technologies Centre in Coimbatore to Revolutionize Vehicle Software Development
Enhancing the Engineering Ecosystem in Coimbatore
Warren Harris, Managing Director and CEO of Tata Technologies, commented on the inauguration, highlighting the strategic initiative’s significance in contributing to Coimbatore’s thriving engineering landscape. This new centre is poised to foster a continuous exchange of talent, ideas, and solutions, driving the industry towards a future of innovation and efficiency. It aims to establish a centre of excellence in vehicle-software systems, contributing significantly to Tata Technologies’ vision.
Coimbatore is rapidly emerging as a key engineering hub in India, boasting a vibrant engineering community and a robust education ecosystem. The innovation centre will focus on a variety of vehicle software projects, including embedded software development and testing, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), connected vehicles, functional safety, cybersecurity, hardware-in-the-loop validation, and AUTOSAR.
Talent Development and Local Employment
In its first phase of operations, the company plans to employ 100 vehicle software professionals from the local community, reflecting its commitment to nurturing talent and contributing to the regional and national engineering landscape.