“For MayilVeera, being a startup, ARTECH plays a crucial role in establishing our presence, building brand visibility, and gaining industry insights. These exhibitions not only help us demonstrate our capabilities but also open doors to collaborations and growth.”
Shivani N
Founder
MayilVeera Tech Solutions
As India’s manufacturing sector moves rapidly toward digital transformation, startups like MayilVeera Tech Solutions are stepping up to lead the charge. The company will be exhibiting its advanced technologies and forward-looking solutions at the upcoming Artech 2025 show alongside ACMEE 2025.
“Participating in Artech 2025 is a valuable opportunity for any company engaged in the manufacturing industry. Events like Artech and ACMEE serve as essential platforms to showcase innovative products, connect with potential clients, and understand evolving customer needs,” shares Shivani N, Founder, MayilVeera Tech Solutions.
For a startup such as MayilVeera Tech Solutions, the event plays a crucial role in establishing its presence, building brand visibility, and gaining industry insights. These exhibitions not only help the company to demonstrate its capabilities but also open doors to collaborations and growth.
“Without participating, we would feel disconnected from the ecosystem. Artech fosters a sense of belonging and relevance in the competitive landscape,” she states, highlighting the importance of the event as it is an integral part of its journey by providing a strong foundation to learn, engage, and evolve.
“It’s more than just an event—it’s a launchpad for innovation and partnerships that empower emerging companies like ours to thrive,” she adds.
The company is to showcase a comprehensive range of innovative industrial solutions at the upcoming event. She shares, “Our key offerings include cutting-edge IoT solutions designed for smart manufacturing environments, and a suite of robust hardware interfaces supporting RS232, RS485, EtherCAT, and Modbus communication protocols.”
Also on showcase is a DLMS-based energy meter for advanced energy monitoring and an Industrial AI chatbot which streamlines factory operations through intelligent assistance.
Adding to that, the company will be demonstrating its tailored embedded solutions customized for automation needs, and its dynamic form management system for efficient data collection, workflow automation, and reporting.
Offering insights into the startup’s exhibit, the Founder explains, “These solutions are crafted to meet the evolving demands of Industry 4.0 and support seamless integration in diverse industrial settings. Visitors to our booth will experience how our technologies enhance efficiency, connectivity, and decision-making across manufacturing processes.”
Fueling industry momentum, the company will be demonstrating its latest software innovations tailored for industrial automation and smart manufacturing. “Our focus will be on showcasing powerful software solutions that drive efficiency and intelligence on the shop floor,”
This includes a dynamic form management system, designed for real-time data capture and workflow automation, and the company’s Industrial AI chatbot, which enhances operational support through intelligent, context-aware interactions.
Wrapping up the entirety of the company’s cutting-edge products, she states, “These offerings are designed to integrate smoothly with existing machinery and elevate performance through digital transformation.”
Adding to the booth’s experience, visitors can anticipate live demonstrations that highlight how its software bridges the gap between hardware and intelligent decision-making in industrial settings.
Stepping away from the product displays, the company is equally passionate about the broader transformation of India’s manufacturing landscape. “The growth and implementation of automation and robotics in the Indian manufacturing industry are not just opportunities—they are necessities for national progress,” she notes.
Shivani believes that in order to achieve the goal of becoming one of the world’s top two economies, India must aggressively embrace advanced technologies such as robotics, AI, and industrial automation.
She considers self-reliance in robotics and automation as key to the success of the ‘Make in India’ initiative, with indigenous development creating both employment and innovation. Therefore, she encourages investments in automation to significantly enhance productivity, quality, and global competitiveness.
“The future of Indian manufacturing depends on how quickly and effectively we integrate these technologies across industries,” she concludes.
MayilVeera Tech Solutions
