The Pentagon has signed off on a regional sustainment framework to maintain equipment forward in theaters around the world, starting with the Indo-Pacific.

Pentagon creates regional partnerships to sustain gear far from home

Aiesl: The state-owned MRO company anticipates more than 60 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft to be operating in the country by Diwali. Akasa Air and Air India Express are gradually seeing increase of MAX aircraft in their fleet, which will necessitate a domestic pool of maintenance engineers who will be able to undertake MRO checks on these aircraft.

AIESL inks training pact with Boeing, will have 140 MAX trained engineers, ET Infra

A 50% rally in shares of Tata Motors since the beginning of 2024 has taken the valuation of the Tata Group firm to over $50 billion. In comparison, the market capitalisation of General Motors stood at $49.6 billion.

Tata Motors overtakes US-based General Motors as market valuation hits $50 billion - CNBC TV18

The Italian company hopes to piggy-back on Rheinmetall into the Europe's next-gen battle tank program.

Leonardo, Rheinmetall eye three-year rush to field Italy’s new tanks

The Indian government's extended period for exporting goods imported for repairs benefited Safran's plan to establish an MRO unit. The consistent 5% GST on aircraft parts also boosted the industry. Safran and Magellan plan to build facilities in the country, further enhancing India's MRO sector's capabilities.

Budget announcement to give a boost to engine overhaul business of MROs - The Economic Times

Indian automotive industry will need up to 2 lakh skilled people by 2030 to meet the government's vision of 30 per cent electric vehicle adoption, the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers said on Tuesday.

Auto industry needs 200K skilled people by 2030 to meet 30% EV target | Auto - Business Standard

IndianOil hands over Green Hydrogen Fuel Cell Bus to Indian Navy

IndianOil and Indian Navy sign MoU for deployment of hydrogen fuel cell technology pertaining to heavy-duty e-mobility | Autocar Professional

A study of automation usage in warehouse and logistics companies around the world suggests that blending human labor with robotics leads to greater efficiency than full automation alone. While scalable robotic systems can handle up to 1,000 tasks per hour, they often face limitations where additional robots don’t improve performance. Human-robot collaboration, employed by companies like DHL and CEVA, enhances productivity, reduces worker fatigue, and increases job satisfaction. The incremental approach of integrating human roles with automated systems not only keeps operations cost effective but also leverages human adaptability for continuous improvements.

Research: Warehouse and Logistics Automation Works Better with Human Partners

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Just seven months after the start of sales: Almost 2,000 order inquiries and orders for the new eTruck Almost all vehicles in the ‘Exclusive Early Fleet’ sold Largest individual order to date: 100 eTrucks ... [continued]

MAN eTruck Continues to Gain Momentum - CleanTechnica

Desert and high-altitude trials are up next for the vehicle, before the Indian Army runs its own extensive tests.

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Pentagon creates regional partnerships to sustain gear far from home

AIESL inks training pact with Boeing, will have 140 MAX trained engineers, ET Infra

Tata Motors overtakes US-based General Motors as market valuation hits $50 billion - CNBC TV18