Bengaluru, November 22, 2024: A high-powered delegation of 19 Australian technology leaders visited India this week to explore collaboration opportunities and showcase innovative solutions in Bengaluru and Chennai. The mission, organized by the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade), aimed to strengthen ties between the two nations in critical and enabling technology domains.
Key Highlights of the Visit:
- Strategic Partnerships: Melbourne-based Next XR forged partnerships with Indian companies to deliver advanced AR/VR-based skill training programs, empowering Indian youth with future-ready competencies.
- Product Launch: New South Wales-based ResMed unveiled its latest sleep apnea treatment device, the Airsense 11, showcasing Australia’s commitment to healthcare innovation.
- Government Engagement: The delegation met with Tamil Nadu’s IT Minister, Palanivel Thiaga Rajan, to discuss the state’s focus on AI, cybersecurity, fintech, and medtech, and how Australian technologies can contribute to these initiatives.
Austrade’s Trade and Investment Commissioner for South Asia, Abdul Ekram, stated: “We are thrilled to showcase Australia’s cutting-edge technology and deep-tech expertise. This mission aims to foster greater awareness and unlock new opportunities for Indian and Australian tech leaders to collaborate and drive innovation.”
Australia’s Tech Landscape:
Australia is a global leader in critical technologies, backed by a strong research and development ecosystem and world-class universities. Australian tech companies are renowned for their high-quality, innovative products and solutions that meet stringent regulatory standards.
By fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing, this Australian Digitech Trade Mission aims to strengthen the technology partnership between India and Australia, driving economic growth and innovation in both countries.
