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Rakesh Rao

  • Managing Director, DesignSense Software Technologies
Bangalore
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DesignSense Software (BricCAD Sales-Support-Development) Creator of GeoTools & CADPower Blogger, Home-Beer Brewer
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AI Emerges as Key Growth Driver for Indian Manufacturing Sector: PwC

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By Rakesh Rao
| ipfonline.com
New Delhi India’s industrial manufacturing sector is entering a decisive phase in which competitiveness will be shaped by how effectively companies embed artificial intelligence, automation, and ecosystem-led innovation into enterprise strategy, as per PwC India’s latest report, Rewriting the rules: The next chapter of Indian industrial manufacturing.
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US bans foreign-made humanoid robot imports; may impact Chinese manufacturers

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By Rakesh Rao
| ipfonline.com
New York (USA) The US administration on July 28, 2026, announced restrictions on new foreign-made humanoid robot imports, citing potential national security risks associated with advanced robotic systems. The move covers humanoid and four-legged robots, many of which are manufactured by Chinese companies competing in the global artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics market.
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India’s EV Opportunity Moves Beyond the Showroom

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By Rakesh Rao
| ipfonline.com
India’s electric vehicle story is entering a phase in which vehicle sales alone will no longer provide the complete measure of progress. The more consequential test will be whether the country can build the batteries, motors, power electronics and control systems needed to support electrification at scale.
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