Mercedes-Benz at IIT Delhi: Research push in quantum sensors and battery systems
India Today
Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India and IIT Delhi have entered a five-year research partnership to explore emerging technologies shaping the future of mobility.
Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India (MBRDI) and the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) have entered into a new research partnership aimed at strengthening collaboration between academia and industry. The two organisations have signed a five-year Master Research Agreement (MRA) to work together on joint research programmes and create new pathways for knowledge development.
The collaboration will focus on areas linked to the future of mobility and advanced engineering systems. These include quantum technologies, future materials, neuromorphic engineering, and electric mobility.
The partnership seeks to combine fundamental academic research with applied engineering to build practical solutions and generate intellectual property.
Officials from both institutions said the agreement is designed to create a structured framework where researchers and engineers can work together on emerging technologies that are expected to influence the next phase of the mobility sector.
Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India also described the partnership as part of its long-term approach to innovation through collaboration with academic institutions.
Manu Saale, Managing Director and CEO of MBRDI, said the partnership comes at a significant moment for the company.
Among the fashion standouts at the Oscars 2026 were Nicole Kidman, Teyana Taylor, Priyanka Chopra, Emma Stone, Audrey Nuna, Anne Hathaway and Pedro Pascal.
Thousands of degree certificates and mark sheets have remained unclaimed in several colleges for nearly four decades. Students passed their exams but never returned to collect their documents, leaving institutions struggling to store the growing pile of academic records.
In a small classroom in Aligarh's government school, waste materials are turning into machines. A government school teacher is guiding students to build simple robots and drones using scrap, helping them understand science through hands-on learning.
Elon Musk's satellite internet service, Starlink, is now available in Kuwait. This announcement comes at a time when the country has found itself impacted by the US-Israel war with Iran.
Delhi University has rejected Rahul Gandhi's claim of caste bias in interviews. In a post on X, the university said the Leader of the Opposition should verify facts before making such statements.
Apple is rumoured to be making its debut in the foldable smartphone market this year with the iPhone fold. From the design to the features, and the expected price, here is everything you need to know about the first-ever foldable iPhone.
The Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE, has cancelled the Class 12 board examinations in several Middle Eastern countries due to the ongoing US-Israel-Iran war. The board also confirmed that the mechanism for announcing results for affected students will be announced at a later stage.
Chinese giant ByteDance has reportedly suspended its plans to release its latest AI video generation model, SeeDance 2.0, after major Hollywood studios raised disputes over copyright violations.
Bidyut Innovation MD Rahul Shah spoke during the India Today Conclave 2026. Shah reckoned that India could soon have its own robots competing those from other countries, perhaps at a fraction of the cost.
Alpha High School, an AI-driven education institute is rolling out a new course with a promise – earn $1 million by the time you graduate or you get a full refund. Here is how it works.
Devendra Singh Chaplot, an IIT Bombay alum has joined xAI to build super intelligence. His arrival was welcomed by xAI chief Elon Musk. Here is everything you need to know about xAI's latest Indian origin member.
Blending heritage with modern technology, Royal Enfield is preparing to enter the electric motorcycle space with the upcoming Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6, expected to debut in India around mid-2026.
IIT Madras and the Delhi government have signed an MoU to study 'smog-eating' surfaces to help tackle air pollution in the capital.