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Ramdas Baliga, Managing Director, TSIP in conversation with ET Edge Insights on "Digital twinning the physical world for a sustainable future"

We are immensely grateful to Toshiba Software (India) Pvt. Ltd. for their generous hearts and unwavering support. This fiscal year, they have illuminated the lives of more than 4000 children by supporting 9,15,778 nutritious meals through our Mid-Day Meal Programme in Bellary, Karnataka, and Panvel, Maharashtra.   Every meal sponsored by Toshiba Software is a beacon of hope, ensuring that children are not just fed but are nourished and empowered to pursue their education with zeal.   Toshiba Software (India), your contribution is a testament to the power of collective effort. Thank you for being a pivotal part of this journey of transformation!   Sudheendra CV Ramdas Baliga Prem Gopinathan Nair #Gratitude #ToshibaSoftwareIndia #AkshayaPatra #MidDayMeals #NourishingDreams #EducationForAll

Ramdas Baliga Managing Director, TSIP in conversation with ET Edge Insights on "Harnessing digital technologies for a sustainable future."

The Corporate Relations at Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi is delighted to announce a significant #csr collaboration with Toshiba Software (India) Pvt. Ltd. In this partnership, Prof. Amit Gupta and Prof. Anurag Goyal from the Department of Mechanical Engineering will develop an immersion cooling solution for prismatic lithium-ion batteries to enhance their safety. This initiative stems from an intent to advance the cooling technology for battery cell and pack, which are seeing a rapid proliferation and utilization across automotive and various other industries. The project's primary objective is to comprehensively examine technology solutions through the lens of battery chemistry, aiming to comprehend, elucidate, and ultimately advance such solutions. The research team will develop models to simulate the heat generation processes within a prismatic lithium-ion cell, the subsequent transfer of this heat to the surrounding dielectric medium, and evaluate temperature distribution within the cell. This pioneering endeavor marks one of India's first efforts in addressing the dynamic aspects of battery thermal management systems, and the insights from this venture will serve as a valuable resource for both the research community and society at large. Ramdas Baliga Rakesh Gupta