Tata Steel has setup a Centre for Innovation in Mobility in Indian Institute of Technology Madras Research Park to play a key role in India’s mobility sector. The new center will closely work with academic institutes and mobility industry. The Centre will develop application technologies for current and future mobility platforms such as automotive, railways and hyperloop. This new R&D Centre has facilities for Computer Aided Design and Engineering, Experimental Roll Forming, Dynamic Dent test system, AR/VR experience center and full-scale facilities for vehicle benchmarking. This facility is in addition to the already available state-of-art application research center at Jamshedpur. It will help the mobility industry with design and engineering, material selection, prototyping and testing.Recently, Tata Steel and TuTr Hyperloop signed a Memorandum of Agreement at IIT Madras, to jointly work on development and deployment of Hyperloop technology at scale. Inter alia, the key challenges of design and materials selection will be addressed through this Centre for Innovation in Mobility. Over the last 20 years, Tata Steel has been the preferred supplier for all major automotive manufacturers and ancillaries in India and aspires to maintain this leadership position in the automotive segment.
Tata Steel has setup a Centre for Innovation in Mobility in Indian Institute of Technology Madras Research Park to play a key role in India’s mobility sector. The new center will closely work with academic institutes and mobility industry. The Centre will develop application technologies for current and future mobility platforms such as automotive, railways and hyperloop. This new R&D Centre has facilities for Computer Aided Design and Engineering, Experimental Roll Forming, Dynamic Dent test system, AR/VR experience center and full-scale facilities for vehicle benchmarking. This facility is in addition to the already available state-of-art application research center at Jamshedpur. It will help the mobility industry with design and engineering, material selection, prototyping and testing.Recently, Tata Steel and TuTr Hyperloop signed a Memorandum of Agreement at IIT Madras, to jointly work on development and deployment of Hyperloop technology at scale. Inter alia, the key challenges of design and materials selection will be addressed through this Centre for Innovation in Mobility. Over the last 20 years, Tata Steel has been the preferred supplier for all major automotive manufacturers and ancillaries in India and aspires to maintain this leadership position in the automotive segment.
