L&T Technology Services (LTTS), a global provider of AI, digital engineering, and ER&D consulting services, has announced the inauguration of Europe’s first Engineering Intelligence Center of Excellence (EI CoE) in Munich, Germany. The new facility is expected to play a key role in accelerating applied artificial intelligence adoption across engineering, manufacturing, and industrial product development ecosystems.
The Munich-based center represents a major milestone in LTTS’ Engineering Intelligence strategy, which combines deep engineering expertise with advanced artificial intelligence technologies to develop intelligent products, autonomous industrial systems, and connected manufacturing operations. The company said the initiative is designed to help enterprises move beyond pilot-stage AI programs and adopt scalable industrial transformation models.
The Engineering Intelligence Center will focus on integrating emerging technologies such as Generative AI, Agentic AI, multimodal intelligence, edge computing, and Physical AI into real-world engineering and manufacturing applications. LTTS believes the convergence of these technologies will redefine product design, factory operations, and enterprise engineering workflows over the coming decade.
Located within one of Europe’s most advanced industrial and technology ecosystems, the Munich facility will act as a collaborative innovation hub for customers across the mobility, sustainability, industrial products, and technology sectors. The center will support the development of intelligent manufacturing systems, predictive operational platforms, software-defined products, and connected engineering environments tailored to evolving European market demands.
LTTS has significantly expanded its footprint across Europe in recent years and currently supports more than 60 clients in the region through a workforce of over 4,500 engineers. The company expects the new EI CoE to strengthen collaboration with customers, research institutions, industry partners, and academia while enabling faster deployment of AI-led engineering solutions.
Speaking at the inauguration, Amit Chadha, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of LTTS, said the Munich center would bring the company’s Engineering Intelligence capabilities closer to major European research and development hubs. He added that the facility would become a focal point for next-generation innovation, helping enterprises redesign products, platforms, and manufacturing processes in an increasingly AI-driven industrial landscape.
The inauguration ceremony witnessed participation from industry leaders, technology partners, government representatives, members of the Indo-German business community, and academic institutions. The event highlighted growing momentum around industrial AI adoption and the increasing importance of engineering intelligence in shaping future manufacturing ecosystems.
A subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro, LTTS currently serves clients across transportation, telecom, industrial products, medical devices, and process industries. As of March 2026, the company had more than 23,800 employees across 22 global design centers, 31 sales offices, and 98 innovation laboratories worldwide.
