HARMAN collaborates with PES University in Bengaluru on automobile tech
Samsung-owned HARMAN has partnered with PES University in Bengaluru, involving over 25 students and eight faculty members to develop software for next-generation automobiles. The company is also in talks with other Bengaluru universities for similar collaborations. Krishna Kumar, Senior Vice President and Managing Director of HARMAN India, stated that Bengaluru's GCC functions as a core engineering nucleus connecting global R&D with manufacturing. Nearly 80% of HARMAN's 4,000 automotive engineers in India are based in Bengaluru, working on technologies for vehicles sold in North America, Europe, and Asia. The Bengaluru centre co-innovates with universities and contributes to global standards bodies like IEEE and 5GAA. HARMAN is the sole Tier 1 supplier for Tata Motors' cockpit and infotainment systems, including EVs, and has collaborations with Mahindra & Mahindra and Maruti Suzuki.
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