Vishnu varsity, KPIT join hands to set up APEX Lab

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The proposed APEX Lab will serve as a centre for practical, industry-oriented learning in automotive electronics, embedded systems, automotive software development, vehicle communication technologies and emerging automotive technologies.

Vishnu Women’s University and KPIT Technologies exchanging copies of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
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Vishnu Women’s University and KPIT Technologies exchanging copies of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)

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Bhimavaram: Vishnu Women’s University here has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with KPIT Technologies for establishing a KPIT APEX Lab on its campus to strengthen industry–academia collaboration and equip women engineering students with industry-relevant technical skills.

The proposed APEX Lab will serve as a centre for practical, industry-oriented learning in automotive electronics, embedded systems, automotive software development, vehicle communication technologies and emerging automotive technologies.

Speaking on the occasion, KPIT Technologies Vice-President Keshav Karunakar stressed the importance of industry–academia partnerships in preparing engineering graduates for the rapidly evolving automotive sector.

Sri Vishnu Educational Society Vice-Chairman Ravichandran Rajagopal expressed happiness over the collaboration and reiterated the institution’s commitment to providing quality technical education and enhanced industry exposure to women students.

Vishnu Women’s University Vice-Chancellor Dr KVN Sunitha said the APEX Lab would open new avenues for students to develop practical skills, undertake innovative projects and improve their employability in the automotive and embedded systems sectors.

The programme was attended by KPIT Technologies Senior Director Dr Vrundha Joshi, Technical Lead Dr Parag Narkhede and HR Executive Varshith H, besides university and Sri Vishnu Educational Society officials.

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