PAAMA Agrico, India's fastest growing and innovative, agricultural equipment research & development organisation, engages robotic engineering to manufacture world-class soil titling blades used in rotovators and cultivators.

 

The strategic employment of robotics to take over cumbersome and hazardous, manual welding jobs has been appreciated universally. “Engaging a robot to weld blades will enable the precision function - ensuring uniformity in production while facilitating repeatability function each time; this will in turn increase production rate, decrease cost of product, solve the labour shortage problem and increase work efficiencies by several folds,” said Vikas Marwah, Technical Director - ?NexGen Robotic Automation Pvt Ltd, the team that programmed and installed the robots at PAAMA Agrico.

 

Meticulous agripreneur and founder of PAAMA Agrico, Srinivas P Kamisetty, details the objective behind this first of its kind robotics engineering initiative by an agri-equipment organization. “I have been studying and more importantly practicing in the agricultural industry for over a decade now and realise that most of the equipments made available to the Indian farmers are not 

what their western or developed counterpart would use,” said Kamisetty.

 

He added, “50 per cent of the nation's economy rests on agriculture income; in parallel to food production demand that is skewed upwards owing to the ever rising population rate and exports. It is the responsibility of the agri-tech manufacturing fraternity to enable them (Indian farmers) with the necessary mechanisation, that in its true sense will be instrumental in engineering progress at an individual level and collective contribute to the development of nation as a whole."

 

It is amid the foreplay of such dynamics of an agrarian economy that PAAMA Agrico was conceptualised to elevate the standards of Made-in-India agri-equipment that will provide sustainable growth propositions to users. “We are delighted to play an active role in PAAMA Agrico's journey of etching new benchmarks as it determined to channels it efforts towards transitioning the traditional agricultural industry with cutting edge technological advancements,” said Marwah.