NASH Group to Showcase Made-in-India Industry 4.0 Solutions at Automation Expo 2026!
NASH Group is set to demonstrate its latest Industry 4.0 technologies at Automation Expo 2026, highlighting a comprehensive portfolio of Made-in-India automation and digital manufacturing solutions designed to help industries build smarter, more connected, and highly efficient factories. The company will exhibit its innovations from 22–25 July at Hall 3, Booth D-22, Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, where visitors will have the opportunity to explore advanced AIoT platforms, Smart Vision systems, Embedded Computing technologies, and energy management solutions developed to address the evolving needs of modern manufacturing.
As manufacturers across India continue to accelerate their digital transformation journeys, the demand for intelligent automation, real-time data analytics, artificial intelligence, and connected production systems is growing rapidly. Industry 4.0 technologies are enabling businesses to improve productivity, optimise operational efficiency, reduce downtime, and make faster, data-driven decisions. NASH Group’s participation at Automation Expo reflects this industry-wide shift towards intelligent manufacturing by showcasing integrated technologies that combine hardware, software, artificial intelligence, and industrial engineering into a unified automation ecosystem.
A key highlight of the exhibition will be NASH’s commitment to developing advanced engineering solutions under the Made in India initiative. The company will demonstrate its complete product development capabilities, covering every stage from design and engineering through to manufacturing and deployment. This vertically integrated approach allows NASH to develop customised industrial solutions that address the unique operational challenges faced by manufacturers across multiple industry sectors while ensuring greater quality control, faster development cycles, and improved customer support.
As an Intel Prestige Partner, NASH combines globally recognised computing technologies with its own engineering expertise to develop high-performance embedded computing platforms capable of supporting demanding industrial environments. These systems are designed to deliver reliable processing performance for applications requiring continuous operation, high-speed data acquisition, machine control, and industrial communication, making them suitable for modern smart factory deployments.
Among the products being showcased will be what the company describes as India’s first Industrial Motherboard, along with a broad range of Industrial PCs, Panel PCs, Mini PCs, AIoT platforms, and intelligent edge computing solutions. These technologies provide the computing foundation for connected manufacturing environments where machines, sensors, production equipment, and enterprise systems communicate seamlessly to improve operational visibility and decision-making. Edge computing capabilities enable critical production data to be processed directly on the factory floor, reducing latency while supporting real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and process optimisation.
Another major attraction at the NASH booth will be its AI-powered Smart Vision solutions. These systems utilise artificial intelligence and machine vision technologies to automate quality inspection, detect manufacturing defects, identify objects, monitor workplace safety, enhance industrial surveillance, and generate actionable production analytics. By replacing or supporting manual inspection processes, Smart Vision technologies help manufacturers improve product quality, reduce human error, minimise waste, and increase overall production consistency. Such solutions are becoming increasingly important as manufacturers strive to achieve higher quality standards while maintaining faster production rates.
Beyond automation and industrial computing, NASH will also present its growing portfolio of energy technologies. The exhibition will feature Battery Management Systems (BMS), Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery packs, and advanced power electronics designed for industrial equipment and energy storage applications. As industries invest in renewable energy integration, electric mobility, and sustainable manufacturing practices, efficient energy management systems are becoming essential for improving operational reliability, extending battery life, and reducing overall energy costs.
NASH’s solutions serve a broad range of industries, including industrial automation, automotive manufacturing, electric mobility, electronics production, warehouse automation, healthcare, renewable energy, and smart infrastructure. This diverse application base demonstrates the flexibility of the company’s technologies and its ability to develop solutions tailored to specific industrial requirements across multiple sectors.
The company’s strong engineering foundation continues to support its growth in both domestic and international markets. Backed by more than 175 research and development engineers, 15 manufacturing facilities, exports to over 25 countries, and more than five decades of manufacturing experience, NASH has built significant expertise in engineering, electronics manufacturing, embedded systems, and industrial automation. These capabilities allow the company to design, manufacture, and deliver high-performance technology solutions that meet global quality standards while supporting India’s growing manufacturing ecosystem.
Commenting on the company’s participation at Automation Expo 2026, Sanjay Wadhwa, Chairman and Managing Director of NASH Group, said manufacturers are increasingly seeking technology partners from India who can support their automation and digital transformation initiatives. He emphasised that NASH combines engineering expertise, embedded technologies, and advanced manufacturing capabilities to develop customised solutions that solve real-world industrial challenges. He also noted that Automation Expo provides an excellent opportunity to engage directly with customers, understand their evolving requirements, and demonstrate technologies that support the next generation of intelligent manufacturing.
Sandeep Wadhwa, Joint Managing Director of NASH Group, added that the company’s greatest strength lies in integrating product design, embedded electronics, artificial intelligence, software development, and manufacturing within a single ecosystem. This integrated approach enables NASH to work closely with customers to develop scalable, application-specific solutions while ensuring high quality, faster time-to-market, and long-term value. Whether through AI-powered vision systems, industrial computing platforms, or advanced energy technologies, the company remains focused on delivering innovative solutions that help manufacturers embrace the future of smart, connected, and efficient manufacturing.
