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“Our experience at ACMEE 2023 was both rewarding and insightful. The platform not only gave us visibility among industry peers but also enabled meaningful interactions with potential partners and customers.”
Neelesh Chougule
Chairman & Managing Director
Creintors Automation Solutions Pvt Ltd
As the countdown begins for ACMEE 2025, Creintors Automation Solutions Pvt Ltd is once again preparing to exhibit its latest advancements in industrial automation and smart mobility solutions.
“Our experience at ACMEE 2023 was both rewarding and insightful,” shares Neelesh Chougule, Chairman & Managing Director, Creintors Automation Solutions Pvt Ltd, reflecting on their past participation.
The platform provided the company with visibility among industry peers and enabled meaningful, fruitful interactions with potential partners and customers. “The focused audience and well-organized setup made it a valuable event, and we’re excited to be part of it again in 2025,” he explains.
The company will showcase its range of innovative solutions, including its Insert and Tool Management System (ITMS), for visitors to explore. Moreover, the company’s compact Ride-on Vehicle (ROV) designed for efficient shop floor mobility and logistics will be on display this year.
Creintors Automation Solutions is also to unveil two of its latest solutions during the event: the Mobile Store and the Key Store. “These systems are designed to redefine how industries manage key and mobile storage, accessibility, and traceability with efficiency and ease,” informs Chougule.
Speaking on broader industry trends, the CMD provides a compelling perspective on the automation landscape in India. “The Indian manufacturing sector is undergoing a dynamic transformation,” he explains. “While India is globally known for its service-based economy, there’s a strong, evolving layer of manufacturing that’s rapidly embracing automation and robotics.”
He points out that the growing shift of global production lines to India highlights the nation’s engineering capabilities and cost advantages. As a result, there is a noticeable increase in smart manufacturing initiatives across sectors.
“However, automation in India is rarely one-size-fits-all. Diverse industries demand localized, customized solutions, which presents both a challenge and an opportunity,” he points out.
He adds that manufacturers are increasingly aware that automation is no longer optional—it is essential. However, successful implementation hinges on a deep understanding of each sector’s unique needs. “Ultimately, automation is not a final goal but a continuous journey—one that requires collaboration, adaptability, and innovation at every step,” concludes Chougule.
Creintors Automation Solutions Pvt Ltd