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C-DAC, SAMEER, C-MET showcase indigenous technologies at Hyderabad roadshow

Hyderabad, Nov 4 (UNI) The Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Hyderabad, in association with SAMEER and the Centre for Materials for Electronics Technology (C-MET), organised a technology roadshow at CSIR-National Geophysical Research Institute (NGRI) here on Wednesday to showcase indigenous technologies and promote research and innovation in electronics and information technology.
The roadshow was organised as a precursor to Tec-Verse 2026, scheduled to be held at Chennai Trade Centre on November 26 and 27.
The event brought together representatives from industry, startups, research organisations and academic institutions to explore emerging technological opportunities and foster collaborations among research institutions, industry and academia.
In his welcome address, C-DAC Hyderabad Executive Director Dr Ch. Murty highlighted the importance of connecting research institutions with industry and academia to accelerate technology development and deployment.
CSIR-NGRI Scientist G and In-charge Director Dr H.V.S. Satyanarayana highlighted the ongoing research and development collaborations between CSIR-NGRI and C-DAC and stressed the scope for strengthening institutional partnerships through interdisciplinary research.
MosChip Technologies Ltd CEO and Managing Director Kakumanu Srinivasa and IIIT Hyderabad Professor Sandeep Kumar Shukla attended as guests of honour.
Technical presentations by C-DAC, C-MET Hyderabad and SAMEER Visakhapatnam highlighted their indigenous technologies, products, solutions and research initiatives.
Two parallel technical sessions discussed emerging areas, including cybersecurity, quantum technologies and opportunities and challenges for India, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things (IoT).
An exhibition showcasing innovative products, technologies and solutions developed by the three organisations was also organised, providing participants an opportunity to interact with technology developers and understand their applications.
The programme facilitated interactions among industry representatives, researchers, startups, faculty members and students, besides exploring avenues for industry-academia-research collaboration.
The organisers said the roadshow generated momentum towards Tec-Verse 2026 and highlighted India's growing capabilities in indigenous electronics and information technology.
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