Beyond consultancy reports
Engineering, technology transfer and intelligent infrastructure
Complete technology development, acquisition, integration, engineering and deployment, from a website to a computing facility. Every engineering engagement is scoped and quoted separately after a consultation.
What we build
Software and digital products
- Websites
- Web applications
- Mobile applications
- Enterprise software
- SaaS platforms
- ERP and CRM
- Custom digital ecosystems
- API infrastructure
- Data engineering
Artificial intelligence and intelligent systems
- AI systems
- Intelligent agents
- Machine learning
- Computer vision
- Predictive analytics
- Decision intelligence
- Intelligent automation
- Enterprise AI applications
Advanced computing
- GPU computing
- High-performance computing
- AI computing clusters
- Data centres
- Cloud infrastructure
- Distributed computing
- Scientific computing
- Quantum technology applications
Engineering and industrial systems
- Robotics
- Autonomous systems
- Industrial automation
- Embedded systems
- Electronics
- Digital twins
- Industrial IoT
- Hardware and software integration
Energy and specialised infrastructure
- Renewable energy infrastructure
- Power generation
- Electrical grids
- Smart energy management
- Energy storage
- Advanced power systems
- Nuclear energy infrastructure
- Other specialised industrial and engineering facilities
For nuclear power and similarly regulated infrastructure, SAMARTH works only through appropriately licensed, qualified and authorised engineering, technology and institutional partners. SAMARTH may facilitate early project discovery, feasibility coordination, technology assessment, stakeholder coordination and project management. It does not hold regulatory authority or nuclear operating licences, and it does not itself design or construct regulated nuclear facilities. All such work must meet the statutory, safety, environmental, procurement and regulatory requirements of the country concerned.
Technology transfer
- Technology acquisition
- Technology licensing
- Research-to-industry transfer
- University and laboratory partnerships
- Intellectual property arrangements
- Technology localisation
- Adapting existing technology
- Third-party integration
- Technical due diligence
- Research commercialisation
Intelligent infrastructure
- Smart manufacturing facilities
- GPU and AI computing infrastructure
- Data centres
- Smart campuses
- Intelligent hospitals
- Smart energy systems
- Industrial infrastructure
- Connected logistics
- Research laboratories
- Institutional computing systems
Infrastructure lifecycle
- Requirement discovery
- Site assessment
- Feasibility
- Technical architecture
- Technology selection
- Vendor selection
- Cost estimation
- Procurement planning
- Engineering
- Installation
- Testing
- Commissioning
- Training
- Handover
- Maintenance
Three ways to deliver
Model A
Internal engineering
Delivered by SAMARTH research and engineering teams.
Model B
Selected external partners
SAMARTH identifies and selects the best-qualified companies, engineers, laboratories, manufacturers and technology providers for the work.
Model C
Joint execution
SAMARTH and selected partners deliver together. SAMARTH may act as principal consultant, technology architect, systems integrator or delivery coordinator, as the contract states.
Every quotation states who is responsible for each part of the work, which parts are subcontracted and to whom, and who is accountable for delivery. No partner is awarded work automatically.
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Clients must be able to operate, maintain and develop what is delivered to them.