Swiss AI company Delvitech plans to invest $10 million to open a new center in Bengaluru, India, with operations expected to begin in 2026. The company focuses on AI-powered visual inspection solutions for the manufacturing sector. Delvitech said the move is intended to expand its footprint in Asia while tapping India’s engineering and software development talent base. The Bengaluru center will focus on research and development as well as customer support, according to Tech in Asia as cited by Techub. The announcement outlines the company’s next step in Asia and identifies the new site’s two main functions: product development work and support for clients.
Swiss AI company Delvitech plans to invest $10 million in a new center in Bengaluru, India, with the facility expected to become operational in 2026.
Delvitech focuses on AI-powered visual inspection solutions for manufacturers. The company said the investment is aimed at expanding its business presence in Asia and drawing on India’s strengths in engineering and software development talent.
The new center will concentrate on research and development and customer support, according to Tech in Asia as cited by Techub.
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