Prof MM Gore ( Dir), MNNIT Allahabad being felicitated by Prof. Avanish Kumar Dubey (right) at the seminar
Organised by the Institution of Engineers (India), Prayagraj Local Centre, the two-day seminar on “Digital Hybrid Manufacturing for Next Generation Industrial Production” began on Oct 3. MNNIT Allahabad officiating director Prof Manoj Madhava Gore said digital tools have improved production quality and efficiency, but artificial intelligence must be used judiciously under human supervision. Prayagraj: Experts at an all-India seminar on digital hybrid manufacturing in Prayagraj on Saturday stressed the need for digital technologies, skilled manpower and higher investment in research to boost India’s manufacturing sector and realise the vision of Viksit Bharat.
Prof Makhan Lal Meena of NIT Jaipur highlighted how Industry 4.0 technologies, including AI, Internet of Things, digital twins and advanced automation, are transforming manufacturing. He stressed the importance of worker safety, well-being and human-robot collaboration under the emerging Industry 5.0 framework. Stay updated with the latest Prayagraj news.
IEI Prayagraj Centre chairman Prof Avanish Kumar Dubey identified high logistics costs, a shortage of skilled workers and complex regulatory procedures as major challenges facing Indian industries.. The seminar featured lectures on virtual CNC milling, advanced manufacturing and material behaviour, along with research paper presentations by scholars from IITs, NITs and other engineering institutions. Download the TOI App.