Altair India collaborates with CAAR

CHENNAI: Computational intelligence company Altair has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Centre of Excellence in Advanced Automotive Research (CAAR) for innovation and collaboration in the automotive industry.

The collaboration will focus on developing solutions that advance e-mobility, autonomous systems and sustainable vehicles while reducing product development timelines and ensuring India progresses at the forefront of automotive technology, the company said in a statement.

“Our collaboration with CAAR and IIT Madras is poised to drive innovation in the automotive sector,” said Vishwanath Rao, country manager, Altair India.

“This MoU underscores Altair’s commitment to delivering technologies that enable automotive sustainability, efficiency and progress.”

“Our partnership with Altair marks a significant step in our mission to speed up the process of taking innovative concepts from academic research towards industry-ready technologies,” said Thiru Srinivasan, CEO, CAAR.

“This partnership will help further develop Altair’s software tools for use in the rapid development of high-value automotive products.”

CAAR was established under the guidance and support of IIT Madras and provides technologies and facilities to the automotive industry, advises on policy and develops human capital. With a focus on translational research, CAAR bridges the gap between academic innovation and industrial implementation.


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