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BVRIT, ATS sign MoU for EV lab development, automotive research

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Medak: BV Raju Institute of Technology (BVRIT), Narsapur, signed an MoU with Automotive Test Systems (ATS) to establish a collaborative partnership in electric vehicle (EV) laboratory development, automotive engineering, and research activities.

The MoU was formally signed at the BVRIT campus by Vice Chairman of Sri Vishnu Educational Society (SVES), R Ravichandran Rajagopaland Managing Director of ATS Ramanathan Srinivasan.

Speaking on the occasion, Ramanathan Srinivasan said that the organisation will provide advanced testing technologies to support automotive engineering, vehicle quality, and safety standards. He explained that ATS offers automotive product development, test rig development, automation systems for power train laboratories, testing services, software development, data analysis, and specialised training programmes for automotive engineers.

Principal Sanjay Dubey welcomed the gathering and introduced ATS, highlighting the importance of the collaboration. Professor of Practice Sanjay Nibandhe explained the advantages of the proposed facility and emphasised the importance of strong industry-academia connections.

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