Why Industrial AI Needs More Than Pilots: Dassault Systèmes On India's Manufacturing Shift
Indian manufacturers are investing in artificial intelligence (AI) and Virtual Twins, but moving these technologies from pilot projects to production remains a challenge. For Dassault Systèmes, the next phase of industrial AI adoption will depend on combining industry-specific knowledge with unified data platforms, protecting intellectual property (IP), and connecting digital skills with practical manufacturing experience.
Ravikiran Pothukuchi, Director, Enterprise Applications, Dassault Systèmes and Azmathullah Mohammed, Senior Sales Director, Dassault Systèmes India discuss why generic AI models may fall short in industrial settings, how Virtual Twins can improve product development and operational efficiency, and what Indian manufacturers need to scale adoption. They also explain how access to capital, industry-academia collaboration, and digital infrastructure will shape the next phase of India's manufacturing transformation.
Moving Beyond AI Pilots
Indian manufacturers are investing heavily in AI and Virtual Twins, but many initiatives remain at the pilot stage. From your customer solution experience, what is...
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