Omron Opens Automation Centre in Bengaluru to Boost India's Smart Manufacturing

Industrial automation company Omron has opened a new automation centre in Bengaluru. This facility is part of the company’s global network, which includes 44 automation centres and Proof of Concept (POC) labs worldwide.

The Bengaluru centre will provide demonstrations of automation technologies, support proof-of-concept development, and offer technical training. It will also enable collaboration with machine builders, system integrators, and manufacturers.

Focus on the Indian Industry

The centre will cater to manufacturers across South India and other parts of the country. Micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are among those expected to benefit. The facility is to help address issues such as efficiency, safety, and product quality in production.

The launch also highlights cooperation between India and Japan in technology and manufacturing. Omron stated that the centre reflects India’s role in its Asia Pacific strategy and ongoing industrial partnerships between the two nations.

Statements from Leaders

As per the press release, Motohiro Yamanishi, Company President, Industrial Automation Company, OMRON Corporation, Japan, said, "We see immense potential in the dynamism of India's manufacturing sector. The Automation Centre underscores India's profound importance to our global as well as Asia Pacific vision and is designed to work hand-in-hand with local partners to enhance their global competitiveness and jointly address evolving societal needs through innovative automation."

Sameer Gandhi, Managing Director, OMRON Automation, India, shared, "At OMRON, we believe technology should serve society's greatest needs. Our Automation Centre takes a solutions-based approach to help Indian manufacturers tackle the challenges of building safer workplaces, delivering higher quality products, and improving efficiencies."

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Conclusion

With this launch, Omron has expanded its presence in India. The Bengaluru automation centre is expected to function as a space for training, testing, and collaboration in the country’s manufacturing sector.

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