Raj VVN brings German Industrial Robotics to Engineering Education in India
Vangapandu Venkata Nagaraju, popularly known as Raj VVN, is a dynamic young serial entrepreneur who has emerged as a true pioneer helping thousands of Indian engineering students to learn the most advanced German technologies at their doorsteps in India.
“I have years of experience in the international business world in the fields of Aerospace, Automobile, Mechanical and Information Technology. Being an aerospace engineer, I always dreamt of being able to create an advanced technology platform that could offer skills in German technologies to Indian youngsters. It took time, but I am proud to claim that I did it,” says Mr. Vangapandu Venkata Nagaraju, a.k.a. Raj VVN, Founder and President, German Varsity for Advanced Studies, Germany.
While the rest of India woke up to the potential and effectiveness of virtual learning in the wake of COVID-19 induced lockdown of everything including educational institutions, Raj VVN visualised the need for virtual labs of Industry 4.0 technology a few years back and started working on bridging the void. With this ambition burning deep inside his heart, he created a sustainable learning ecosystem of laboratories that offered courses in Industry 4.0 technologies across the country.
“Due to COVID-19, everyone is talking of online learning and shifting their pedagogy online. But they’re still far behind compared to what we’ve been doing for years now. They still have to find an answer to the question on hands-on practice in the case of core engineering studies. We dealt with this years ago and our students are already moving ahead at great speed,” says Mr. Vangapandu Venkata Nagaraju with a proud smile.
Raj VVN envisioned this a few years back and created a platform for learning basics and advanced simulation techniques of Industrial automation applications with students sitting in their own classrooms or homes. Their work could actually be applied on Industrial robots placed in Germany, which are projected to their classrooms under the guidance of German professors.
Since 2014, this initiative has excelled by the name of “ARC – Advanced Robotics Control Labs” by Indo Euro Synchronization. Now, it is continuing its excellence under the name of “ARC Labs by German Varsity for Advanced Studies, Germany”.