Unlock the future: Infosys Foundation USA opens game-changing tech lab with 11,000 free courses in Charlotte

Infosys Foundation USA, a non-profit dedicated to addressing the digital skills gap, has officially opened the Tech Innovation Lab at Discovery Place Science in Charlotte. This state-of-the-art facility is set to revolutionize learning by offering access to over 11,000 free Infosys Springboard courses, focusing on Generative AI (GenAI) and STEM education.

Innovative Learning Experience

The newly launched Tech Innovation Lab is designed as an immersive space for deep learning and technological exploration. It leverages Infosys Springboard’s cutting-edge digital learning platform, which includes a comprehensive range of tools and courses. These offerings span the latest technology trends and professional upskilling opportunities. Features such as virtual labs, secure assessments, social learning, gamification, and learning analytics are integral to the platform, making it a crucial resource for next-generation education.

Personalized Learning and GenAI Integration

Infosys Springboard is noted for its personalized learning experience, allowing users to create individual accounts for tailored learning paths and certifications. The platform also includes extensive content in emerging technologies, particularly in Generative AI, which has been a key focus of the Infosys Living Labs. The Tech Innovation Lab showcases GenAI Avatar technology and TogetherTales—a GenAI-powered story generation wall that enables users to craft personalized AI-generated narratives.

Statements from Key Figures

Kate Maloney, Executive Director of Infosys Foundation USA, expressed enthusiasm about the new facility: “We are excited to introduce this innovative Tech Innovation Lab as part of our commitment to inclusive digital skills education. This unique space is designed to empower learners of all backgrounds to engage with and accelerate their digital learning journeys through cutting-edge technology.”

Dennis Gada, Executive Vice President and Global Head of Banking and Financial Services at Infosys, emphasized the broader impact of the initiative: “Our goal to digitally upskill 10 million learners by 2025 is central to our ESG Vision 2030. This partnership with Discovery Place Science allows us to engage with a wide range of Charlotte-based students and adults, providing them with access to the latest in GenAI technology.”

Catherine Wilson Horne, President and CEO of Discovery Place Science, also highlighted the collaboration’s significance: “We are thrilled to partner with Infosys Foundation USA on this groundbreaking initiative. This collaboration aligns with our mission to offer transformative STEM education experiences and bridge the gap between technology and education.”

About Infosys Foundation USA

Infosys Foundation USA is dedicated to enhancing access to computer science and maker education for K-12+ students and educators across the United States. The Foundation’s efforts include professional development for educators, partnerships with nonprofits, and media campaigns aimed at inspiring technological creativity and providing cutting-edge learning opportunities through the Infosys Springboard USA digital learning platforms.