Sparsh CCTV Inks Historic Technology Transfer MoA With CDAC

Sparsh CCTV has signed a historic MoA for the Transfer of Technology with the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing, Thiruvananthapuram at IIIT, New Delhi. Under this agreement, Sparsh CCTV, the manufacturer of India’s first indigenous CCTV, gets access to technology pertaining to Thermal Camera.

During the signing ceremony on February 3rd, 2024, Mr. Sanjeev Sehgal, MD & Founder of Sparsh CCTV, unveiled an ambitious roadmap for the future. He articulated a vision for a vertically integrated LABS ecosystem encompassing Automotive, Mobility, Computing, Strategic Electronics, and Industrial Electronics/IoT and applications of thermal camera in defence, traffic monitoring , highways, power sector e.t.c. This strategic roadmap underscores Sparsh CCTV’s commitment to pioneering innovation and shaping the technology landscape across diverse sectors.

In the midst of the challenging circumstances of 2020, Sparsh CCTV, a prominent player in the surveillance technology sector, proudly introduced India’s 1st Thermal Fever Detection Camera. This strategic move was aimed at addressing the nation’s requirements during a period when all exports and imports were restricted due to the impact of COVID.

The signing of the historic MoA , is ushering in a new era of collaborative technology development. Mr. Sanjeev Sehgal revealed during the signing ceremony, charts a course toward a vertically integrated LABS ecosystem, exemplifying Sparsh CCTV’s unwavering commitment to innovation and its transformative influence across diverse sectors.

Established in 2002, Sparsh has played a pivotal role in the surveillance industry by shaping the narrative of “Atma Nirbhar Bharat” through the indigenous manufacturing of software and hardware. Boasting three in-house manufacturing units and an upcoming anchor unit in Kashipur EMC 2.0 , Uttarakhand, Sparsh aspires to become the CCTV Factory For The World.

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