On June 27, 2025, L&T Technology Services Limited (LTTS), a global engineering and technology services leader and a subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro, announced the grand opening of a state-of-the-art Engineering Design Center in Plano, Texas. This facility marks a significant milestone in LTTS’ global strategy, reinforcing its commitment to innovation, AI, digital transformation, and next-gen manufacturing.
Driving AI, Digital Manufacturing & Cybersecurity
The new center is designed to foster advancements in artificial intelligence, digital engineering, cybersecurity, and manufacturing solutions. As an ITAR-compliant facility, it will also support the design and development of defense-grade technologies. Initially accommodating 100 engineers, the center aims to scale up to employ over 350 high-skilled professionals across core segments such as Mobility, Tech, and Smart Manufacturing.
High-Profile Inauguration and Visionary Demonstrations
The center was inaugurated in the presence of notable dignitaries, including John B. Muns (Mayor of Plano), Tim Graham (Vice President, Caterpillar), Manjunath Chenneerappa (Consul General of India, Houston), and Alind Saxena (President & Executive Director – Mobility & Tech, LTTS).During the launch, LTTS showcased several cutting-edge innovations:
- Factory of the Future: Industry 4.0 digital manufacturing framework.
- TrackEI™: A real-time rail track inspection solution.
- LTTS iDriVe: Includes ADAS, wireless EV charging, and smart battery systems.
- Fusion Platform: AI-powered tool delivering real-time insights for smart cities and industrial environments.
- Software Defined Imaging: Endoscopic AI solution using NVIDIA’s Jetson™ platform to enhance surgical precision and reduce costs.
These demonstrations emphasized LTTS’s prowess in blending AI with real-world industrial applications, from transportation to healthcare.
Strong Support from U.S. and Local Leaders
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz lauded the launch, highlighting LTTS’s role in job creation and technological leadership in Texas. “This center is a testament to your unwavering commitment to excellence and the future of the Lone Star State,” he stated, noting the potential for 400 new jobs.Echoing similar sentiments, Mayor John B. Muns and Congressman Pat Fallon praised the project for its impact on the local economy and its contribution to Texas’ high-tech industry ecosystem.
Strengthening LTTS’s Global Delivery Model
According to Alind Saxena, “This center is more than just an engineering hub — it’s a symbol of our promise to bring innovation closer to our clients across all major segments.” The Plano center will play a pivotal role in LTTS’s global delivery model, offering proximity to clients and fostering collaboration with local talent and partners.
About L&T Technology Services
LTTS is a listed subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro, delivering engineering, R&D, and digital services across a wide array of industries. With a presence in over 30 countries and a workforce exceeding 24,250 employees, LTTS caters to 69 Fortune 500 companies and 57 top ER&D organizations worldwide.By establishing this center in Texas, LTTS reinforces its mission: Purposeful. Agile. Innovation. — positioning itself as a driving force behind the industries of tomorrow.
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