At the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IITM) Research Park in Chennai, Emerson successfully ended its System Design Contest 2025. Almost 400 students from prestigious Indian universities participated, learning how to use NI LabVIEW and NI LabVIEW+ to design and construct entire test systems.
Students created and carried out practical projects in a variety of innovative technological fields as part of an experiential learning program, using what they learned to address challenging system problems. The program, which was backed by VVDN Technologies, Emerson’s NI-certified training partner, also featured project reviews and mentorship sessions led by VVDN and Emerson experts.
The top three winning teams received cash prizes totaling INR 3 lakh along with certificates and trophies recognizing their outstanding achievements.
The System Design Contest 2025 reinforces Emerson’s ongoing commitment to skill development, certification and innovation within India’s rapidly growing engineering and technology ecosystem.
In addition to certificates and trophies honoring their exceptional accomplishments, the top three winning teams were given cash prizes totaling INR 3 lakh.
Emerson’s continued dedication to skill development, certification, and innovation within India’s quickly expanding engineering and technology ecosystem is reaffirmed by the System Design Contest 2025.
Leadership Comments
“This contest reflects Emerson’s continued investment in India’s engineering talent and our shared goal of advancing test and measurement innovation,” said Baskar Ceri, managing director India of Emerson’s test and measurement business. “By equipping young engineers with practical, industry-relevant skills, we are helping them prepare for careers in connected, AI-driven test systems and contributing to India’s vision of Skill India and Make in India.”
“We appreciate Emerson’s efforts in shaping the next generation of engineers,” said Professor Mohan Satyaranjan, Professor of Practice, IIT Jammu and Chief Technology Officer, IIT-M Pravartak. “Programs like this foster innovation and bridge the gap between academic knowledge and real-world industry demands. These initiatives are vital to achieving India’s Atma Nirbhar Vision.”
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