NAMTECH Opens School of Robotics, Adding New Depth to Its Tech Education

In a move that feels both timely and inevitable, NAMTECH has officially launched its School of Robotics, a space built for people who want to work where mechanical systems, electronics, and artificial intelligence meet.

For NAMTECH, this isn't about adding another course to the catalog. It's about giving students access to the kind of labs, machines, and real-world projects that employers talk about when they say, "We need people who can hit the ground running."

The new school will house industrial robots you'd expect to see in a production plant, simulation systems that let you push designs before they hit the shop floor, and AI-powered tools that mimic what's now common on factory lines. Learners won't just be watching demos, they'll be running the systems, making mistakes, fixing them, and learning why the fix worked.

The new school is set up to train people for the kind of jobs that are multiplying fast in industrial automation, autonomous systems, and AI-powered manufacturing. Instead of leaning on lectures alone, the courses put students in front of industrial robots, high-end simulation setups, and purpose-built AI labs.

NAMTECH says the idea is simple: give learners the chance to turn what they know on paper into the kind of practical know-how employers keep saying they need.

"Robotics isn't the future, it's now," said Mr Arun Kumar Pillai, Director at NAMTECH. "Our graduates won't just understand the tech. They'll know how to make it work in the messy, unpredictable environments industry actually operates in."

From the start, the School of Robotics will fold in collaborations with automation firms, robotics integrators, and manufacturing leaders. These aren't token partnerships. They're the kind where students find themselves in project reviews with engineers who've been on the job for twenty years, or on site at a plant testing a process upgrade that's going live next week.

The program design keeps one eye on current needs, things like cobots, machine vision, and AI-driven inspection, and another on what's emerging, like swarm robotics and predictive maintenance powered by learning algorithms. There's room here for both students who want to get into design and those who see themselves leading automation teams.
Applications open, with the first classes starting. More details, including course outlines and admission criteria, are available at namtech.ac

About NAMTECH
NAMTECH delivers advanced technical training in automation, manufacturing, and emerging technologies. Its programs combine hands-on experience with direct industry involvement, ensuring graduates step into the workforce ready to contribute from day one.

Research Park, IIT Gandhinagar Campus, Palaj, Gandhinagar, Gujarat - 382055, India

New Age Makers Institute of Technology (NAMTECH), an Education Initiative of Arcelor Mittal Nippon Steel India (AM/NS India), strives to offer a forward-thinking approach to engineering education, preparing students for the challenges and opportunities presented by the dynamic landscape of Industry 4.0 technologies. Our campus at Research Park, IIT Gandhinagar serves as a hub for excellence, fostering innovation, research, and the development of skills that align with the needs of the evolving industry. NAMTECH's approach to Inspiring Human Capital is based on the three pillars of:
1. Make It Yourself
2. Industry Aligned Programs
3. Teaching Global Values

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