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Birth of Brabo gives Tata Motors' arm a reason to smile

TAL expects the robotics vertical to account for almost 40% of its revenues in the coming 5 yrs

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Sohini Das Ahmedabad

 
Tata Motors arm TAL Manufacturing Solutions Ltd had showcased its indigenously made affordable industrial robot the Brabo at the Make in India Summit last year. 

Betting on this new product, for which the company estimates sufficient traction among small and medium businesses, TAL expects the robotics vertical to contribute almost 40% of its overall revenues in the next five years, from a marginal share at present.

Amit Bhingurde, TAL’s chief operations officer-robotics, told Business Standard they have already sold around 30 robots after they went to market in October 2016. Of these, only four-five were

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