WeikField Foods, one of the largest food manufacturers in India has installed a state-of-the-art 213kWp rooftop solar power plant at their factory in Lonikand near Pune, Maharashtra.

Legrand India, a global leader in electrical and digital building infrastructure inaugurated their first voice-enabled state-of-the-art experience centre Innoval in the tech city Bangalore.

Pt. Wijaya Karya (Persero) Tbk - Design and Build of Road Bridge at Teluk Lamong Port Project - Gresik-Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia.

In this interaction with INFRASTRUCTURE TODAY, Peter Herweck, Executive Vice President, Industrial Business, Schneider Electric affirms that electricity continues to remain a very dynamic invention.

A smart city is not only about cutting-edge technology, gadgets guiding your lifestyle or using ICT (Information and Communications Technology) but also to string together a man-machine interaction that will drive our socio-economic engagement in the society.

India is investing heavily to scale up the current legacy systems to the new generation technologies, whether it is digitalisation initiatives, TCAS or ETCS or the CBTC-based technologies.

Neeraj Nanda, President-South Asia (T&D, Solar), KEC International speaks to INFRASTRUCTURE TODAY in length about the potentials in India's transmission sector. He also advices DISCOMs to enhance their willingness and preparedness to adopt and drive renewable energy.

When phones, TVs, watches and even cities are getting smart, factories too should not be far behind. Gone are the days when factories are imagined to be a large edifice with a loud rumble of machines and a towering column billowing out smoke.

A smart city is not automatically an equitable city unless its leaders take care to make it so. Some critics assert that the entire push to make cities smart is mainly about making life more convenient for the affluent.