Hexagon plans to leverage T-Hub’s expertise in providing an innovation ecosystem for startups, corporates, and investors. Hexagon is also looking to provide the startups opportunities such as access to hardware and software technology, co-creation and innovation of products, support in building pilots and Proofs-of-Concept (POCs), and providing mentorship wherever required.
Srinivas Rao Mahankali (MSR), chief executive officer (CEO) at T-Hub said, “We look forward to working with Hexagon to shape the future of the geospatial industry in a connected and sustainable way. The Experience Center will help create breakthrough solutions with knowledge and expertise to create more value for startups and our partner.”
Navaneet Mishra, senior vice president (SVP) of Hexagon Capability Center India (HCCI), said, “To expand our innovation beyond our employee base, we have decided to collaborate with THUB and open a Geospatial Experience Center Hub that will be open to relevant startups. They will be able to build on top of our platforms and solutions and scale while solving real-world problems.”
Further, the center will provide access to Hexagon’s geospatial technology for external research developments through academic and research partners. The collaboration is also aimed at creating solutions for the Indian and global markets.
Earlier this month, T-Hub launched the
semiconductor cohort of the AIC T-Hub Foundation programme to foster innovation and entrepreneurship across the semiconductor sector startups.
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T-Hub, to date, with its startup incubator programme, has helped over 2,000 startups and has over 600 global and national corporate partners.
