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Cyient bags 4 awards in innovation segment

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Cyient bags 4 awards in innovation segment
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26 Jun 2021 5:35 PM IST

Hyderabad Cyient, a global engineering and technology solutions company, has won four awards at the inaugural edition of the Nasscom Engineering and Innovation Excellence Awards 2021. The event celebrated stories of innovation and service excellence across the Indian ER&D ecosystem.

The company has introduced and adopted multiple initiatives to nurture a culture that focuses on developing innovative solutions for its customers. The company also launched its innovation platform, CyientifIQ, this month to develop future-ready IP-driven solutions between the company's innovation evangelists and its collaborative ecosystem. These recognitions help strengthen company's position as a leading global provider of innovative engineering, manufacturing, geospatial, networks, digital, and operations management solutions.

"I want to thank Nasscom for recognising our endeavor toward designing Tomorrow Together with sustainable innovation. These awards are a testament to our continued commitment to innovation for our customers and community," Krishna Bodanapu, Managing Director, Chief Executive Officer, Cyient said.

Cyient won in the categories such as the following.

Social impact solution of the year: Engineered by molbio and manufactured by Cyient, truenat is a first-of-its-kind portable RT-PCR testing kit that enables rapid testing at scale.

Engineered in India product of the year: Cyient's smart power distribution panel (SPDP) provides efficient and reliable power distribution within aircrafts and ensures the highest standards of safety.

Engineered in India product of the year: Company's software defined radio combines state-of-the-art technology to create an advanced communication solution for the Indian army.

Service delivery excellence of the year: Cyient harnessed the power of 5g to connect 20 million individuals across urban, semi-urban, and rural Australia.

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