CSIR-Central Mechanical Engineering Research Institute signed an agreement with M/s. Tequity Ventures, Mumbai to implement technology for commercialization of Computer Numerical Control (CNC) micro machines here in Kolkata. Speaking to media persons, Professor, Harish Hirani, Director, CSIR-CMERI informed that these machines, equipped with new technology, are cost effective compared to imported ones. Professor Hirani added that they have applications in surgical tools as well which provide extent help to industries and jewelry industries where very small parts, features and patterns are being fabricated. These machines are very useful for MSMEs as they are cost effective and user friendly. Automation of these small scale industries by these indigenous machines will enhance quality of life and income of families by creating job opportunities for them. They are also capable of inculcating skill among students and industry personnel under Skill India initiative.
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