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St Ann’s enters MoU with Orange Research Industries
Correspondent of St Ann’s College of Engineering and Technology S Lakshmana Rao, announced that their college has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Orange Research Industries, Hyderabad in Chirala on Friday.
Chirala: Correspondent of St Ann’s College of Engineering and Technology S Lakshmana Rao, announced that their college has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Orange Research Industries, Hyderabad in Chirala on Friday.
The college principal, Dr P Ravi Kumar said that the Orange Research Industries and the computer science department in St Ann’s College of Engineering and Technology work together on virtual reality, internet of things, embedded systems, robotics, artificial intelligence, cloud computing and other technologies.
The Orange Research Industries would cooperate with the students of SACET in projects, development and startups, said the computer science department HoD, Dr P Harini. She said that Archana Rao signed on behalf of the Orange Research Industries while the correspondent signed for the SACET.
The HoDs, students, teaching and non teaching staff from other departments appreciated the computer science department for entering into the MoU with Orange Research Industries.
