Bengaluru, November 17, 2025 – Epson India has officially launched an ambitious nationwide Robotics Training Program aimed at bridging the gap between academic learning and industry-ready skills in robotics and automation. Announced today, the initiative targets engineering students across the country and combines hands-on training, internships, and the establishment of state-of-the-art on-campus robotics labs.
The program is built on three core components designed to give students real-world exposure:
India is rapidly emerging as a global hub for electronics manufacturing, electric vehicles, and advanced automation. Yet, industry reports consistently highlight a shortage of talent proficient in industrial robotics. Epson’s initiative directly addresses this gap by producing “Day 1 ready” engineers who can step straight into high-demand roles in manufacturing, R&D, and system integration.
Speaking at the launch event, Mr. Tosh Wangh, Director – Robotics, Epson India, said:
“Robotics is no longer a future technology—it is the backbone of modern manufacturing today. Through this program, we want to democratize access to world-class robotics training and help India build a workforce that can lead the fourth industrial revolution.”
The program is open to students pursuing B.Tech/B.E. in the following branches:
Colleges interested in hosting an Epson Robotics Lab or nominating students for internships can reach out through the official program portal (to be launched at www.epson.co.in/robotics-training).
This initiative is not a one-time event. Epson has committed to expanding the program year-on-year, adding more partner colleges, increasing internship seats, and continuously updating the curriculum to reflect the latest advancements in robotics and AI integration.
As India races toward its goal of becoming a $1 trillion manufacturing economy by 2030, programs like Epson’s Robotics Training Initiative will play a pivotal role in building the skilled workforce needed to get there.
For more details, visit www.epson.co.in/robotics-training (link live from November 18, 2025).
Follow Epson India on LinkedIn and X for updates on application deadlines, selection criteria, and success stories from the first batch of trainees.
The future of Indian manufacturing is being programmed today—one student, one robot at a time.
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