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ITA, Germany and DKTE sign MoU for robotics training course

By December 15, 20221 Min Read
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ITA and APS GmbH will train 100 students from different streams of engineering at DKTE on Robotics and Automation.

ITA, a German research Institute and its group company specialised in Robotics and automation APS GmbH has signed a MOU with DKTE on 10th December 2022 on the DKTE stall at ITME exhibition.

ITA and APS GmbH will train 100 students from different streams of engineering at DKTE on Robotics and Automation. This will make the students ready to enter the industry with upskilled knowledge on Robotics and Automation which domains are now part of today’s manufacturing industry.

The occasion was graced by Dr Thomas Gries, Gurudas Aras and Dr Mohit Raina from ITA side and by DKTE board members Prakash Datwade, Sunil Patil and Prof U J Patil and other professors and students.

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