What will the Indian factory of 2030 look like? The rise of AI, robotics and autonomous manufacturing
By Siddhant Bery, CFA, Head of Strategy, KSP Inc
Imagine a night shift at a mid-sized manufacturing plant. The main press is thumping away, same as it has for twenty years. Somewhere down the line a batch looks wrong. The supervisor checks the clipboard and radios a colleague, and the two spend ten minutes working out where it went off. By then a few hundred parts are in the scrap bin.
That delay is what the factory of 2030 is meant to shrink.
It won’t do it by emptying the floor. The lights-out plant you see on conference slides is not arriving in India any time soon, and plenty of manufacturers wouldn’t want it anyway. The realistic change is smaller. Plants will notice trouble earlier, decide quicker, and spend less time chasing answers by phone.
There is evidence the shift has started. India’s annual industrial robot installations grew by an...
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