TCS at Hannover Messe 2025: Reshaping Manufacturing with Industry 5.0

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Pioneering the next industrial revolution

We were thrilled to participate in this year’s edition of Hannover Messe, the premier global event for industrial technology that offers an exceptional platform to showcase thought leadership, cutting-edge innovations, and industry expertise. The event attracts more than 5,500 exhibitors and over 200,000 trade visitors annually, including C-level executives, engineers, and government and industry delegations exploring cutting-edge technologies and strategic partnerships, focusing on digital transformation, automation, Industry 5.0, and sustainability.

As a key player in the industrial technology market, TCS is committed to exploring collaborations and engaging with top decision-makers to drive AI-powered innovation across manufacturing, digital engineering, and intelligent supply chains – and Hannover Messe 2025 offered ample opportunities in this regard. The TCS team invited event attendees to explore how the next generation of technologies will reimagine the future of manufacturing. Visitors joined us at our booth where we showcased our innovative solutions in the industrial manufacturing space.

Future-ready manufacturing

The future of manufacturing is here! At TCS Manufacturing, we are pioneering the next industrial revolution with digital technologies, AI, and automation. Our AI-powered digital twins enhance decision-making and supply chain resiliency, creating flexible and automated manufacturing ecosystems. With real-time intelligence and predictive analytics, we improve efficiency, reduce risks, and drive innovation. Explore how TCS is shaping the future of manufacturing with next-generation technologies. Watch our video to learn more!

Speaking Sessions and More

Future-ready manufacturing: Powering the factories of the future

At Hannover Messe 2025, TCS launched a new report – the TCS Digital Twindex Report: Manufacturing. This report highlights the future of manufacturing, which lies beyond machines and in the intelligent systems that connect them. Digital twins can now be seen evolving from simulation tools into strategic assets. They are enabling businesses to not just respond to change, but to anticipate, adapt, and accelerate disruption. This report explores how digital twin technology—when fused with GenAI, Physical AI, and agentic AI—is reinventing the very idea of manufacturing.

Your secret sauce to accelerating future-ready manufacturing

At the event, Bhuwan Agrawal, Regional Head, Central Europe, TCS, and Subhash Sakorikar, Global Head, Industry Excellence and Advisory, Manufacturing, TCS, held a session to explore approaches for enabling future-ready manufacturing, highlighting the transformative impact of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), cloud, robotics, and automation.

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Pioneering the Next Industrial Revolution

The forum explored how manufacturing is evolving with agility, precision, and sustainability at its core, driving innovation in industrial practices. The key topics discussed were AI and hyper automation, digital twins, resilient supply chains, human-centric innovation, and sustainable manufacturing.

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At the TCS booth, our experts discussed how next-gen technologies transform the manufacturing landscape, boost efficiency, and enable faster decision-making. The booth provided interactive experience, allowing attendees to explore TCS’ innovative solutions and understand their impact on manufacturing operations.

AI Led Connected Digital Enterprise: Roadmap from Automation to Autonomy

Lakshminarayanan Parthasarathy, Global Business Head, Smart Mobility Group, Manufacturing, TCS, and Farid Bichareh, Solution Director, IoT and Digital Engineering, TCS, conducted a session on ‘AI-led connected digital enterprise: Roadmap from automation to autonomy’. Farid Bichareh, in his session on ‘The intelligence revolution: From data to game-changing decision and action’ explored how advanced data analytics and AI transform decision-making processes and drive impactful actions. In both these sessions, TCS’ experts offered insights on how cutting-edge technologies were transforming business operations and creating a seamlessly connected digital ecosystem.

Digitalization and innovation in manufacturing for future readiness

The session featured Ravi Kunju, Chief Product and Strategy Officer, Altair, and Anupam Singhal, President and Global Head, Manufacturing, TCS, with Subhash Sakorikar, Global Head, Industry Excellence and Advisory, Manufacturing, TCS, serving as the moderator. This conversation offered valuable insights on how digitalization and innovation are transforming manufacturing, enabling businesses to enhance efficiency, agility, and sustainability.

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Glimpse into the event

The next leap in future-ready manufacturing

Our booth showcased how the seamless integration of data, applications, and intelligence is enabling smarter, real-time decisions—fueling agility and innovation as we move from Industry 4.0 to 5.0.

Future-ready manufacturing: Powering the factories of the future

On Day 2, TCS explored how manufacturing industries accelerate adoption of next-gen technologies such as Generative AI, Agentic AI, Physical AI, Digital twins are unlocking new possibilities. TCS launched the Digital Twindex report which emphasizes that technology only delivers its full purpose when it improves lives—making products more accessible, decisions smarter, and businesses more resilient.

Pioneering the next industrial revolution

The 56th TCS Forum explored the transformative potential of AI and digital twins, driving unprecedented advancements in manufacturing.

AI-led connected digital enterprise: Roadmap from automation to autonomy

TCS experts shared how AI and advanced data analytics are transforming businesses—from improving decisions to creating fully connected digital systems. The sessions highlighted how emerging technologies are helping enterprises move from automation to intelligent autonomy.