L&T technology services introduces FARM for startup growth
L&T Technology Services (LTTS), a global leader in Engineering Intelligence solutions and ER&D consulting, has announced the launch of LTTS FARM, a startup engagement platform designed to help deep-tech startups move from lab to market. The initiative aims to accelerate commercialization through collaboration, co-innovation, and structured industry access.LTTS FARM is built on the philosophy of “Collaboration First, Commercialization Next.” It targets startups with TRL 4+ technologies that have validated technical feasibility and are ready for industry adoption. The program focuses on startups aligned with LTTS’ Technology Big Bets—including Software Defined Mobility, Energy & Industrial Automation, Digital Manufacturing, Next Gen Compute & Data Centers, Software Platforms & Engineering Intelligence, and MedTech.The program offers startups access to LTTS’ engineering expertise, global customer ecosystems, mentorship, and commercialization pathways. The journey will include evaluation, onboarding, co-innovation, pilot development, and eventual commercialization. Eligible solutions may be scaled through pilot projects, proof-of-concepts, customer demonstrations, and diverse commercial engagements.Amit Chadha, CEO & Managing Director of LTTS and Member of the NASSCOM Executive Council, said: “Many promising technologies struggle because of limited access to customers, industry expertise and commercialization opportunities. Through LTTS FARM, we are creating a platform where startups can collaborate with our experts, gain exposure to global markets and customer requirements, validate real-world applications and accelerate their journey from solution readiness to market adoption.”He added that LTTS FARM will expand the company’s Engineering Intelligence ecosystem, helping transform breakthrough ideas into industry-ready solutions that deliver measurable business impact.Get the latest technology news and updates. Download the TOI App.
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