Toyo Ink India inaugurates research centre in Bengaluru

The new research centre in Bengaluru marks Artience Group’s first research centre outside Japan.

Research and innovation centre inauguration at IISc Bengaluru by Toyo Ink India and Artience Group, highlighting advanced material science and sustainable technology development facility
A ceremony to mark the occasion was held on 4 February on the site of the new centre at the IISc campus
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On 12 February, Toyo Ink India, a member of Japan’s Artience Group, announced the inauguration of Artience Technology and Innovation Centre – India (aTIC-India) at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru. 

This marks Artience Group’s first research centre outside Japan and a milestone in strengthening India’s role in advanced research, manufacturing, and sustainable innovation. 

Designed as a best-in-class research and co-creation centre, aTIC-India will focus on deep, molecular-level research to develop next-generation, sustainable, and high-performance materials. The centre will support industrial applications across infrastructure, communication, healthcare, energy, and advanced electronics.

Located on the IISc campus and established in collaboration with IISc Bengaluru, aTIC-India is the outcome of a shared vision that began in 2021.
 
Speaking at the inauguration, Satoru Takashima, CEO, Artience Group, said, “The inauguration of aTIC-India marks a proud and historic milestone for Artience Group. It reflects our commitment to excellence, purposeful innovation, and long-term collaboration, rooted in quality, sustainability, and real-world relevance.”

In addition, Toyo Ink India acknowledged the contribution of IISc professors and researchers, whose scientific expertise and guidance have been foundational to the establishment of aTIC-India. The company also expressed appreciation to its brand owners and industry partners for their continued trust and collaboration, encouraging them to actively engage with aTIC-India by bringing real problem statements and their unmet needs for joint development.

The centre is envisioned as a platform for co-creation, bringing together academia and industry to address real-world challenges through advanced materials research.

Source: PrintWeek