DTYLE.AI AND AMET UNIVERSITY FORGE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP TO ADVANCE MARITIME AI INNOVATION

Dtyle.Ai, an IIT Madras-incubated Maritime AI startup specializing in maritime safety innovation, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the AMET Chamber for Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Incubation (ACEII) at AMET University. This collaboration is designed to foster cutting-edge research, pilot industry applications, and drive talent development in the evolving field of maritime artificial intelligence.

The MoU exchange took place in the presence of Mr. Sasikumar Chandran, Founder and CEO of Dtyle.Ai; Dr. Rajendran, Vice Chancellor, AMET University; Dr. Ramkumar, Joint Registrar, AMET University; Dr. Sasilatha, Principal ( General Programmes), AMET University; and Mr. G. Nirmal Raj, CEO of ACEII, AMET University.

AMET University leverages its three decades of academic excellence, maritime technology expertise, industry linkages, and robust maritime mentor network. Meanwhile, Dtyle.Ai brings advanced AI capabilities, focusing on pioneering solutions that enhance maritime safety and digital transformation.

Key areas of collaboration include joint research and innovation projects, deployment of AI pilots in maritime testbeds and simulators, and talent-building initiatives through internships and mentorships. The partnership also enables co-branded industry events and knowledge exchange forums, enhancing visibility and impact across the maritime ecosystem.

Together, Dtyle.Ai and AMET University will work to accelerate the adoption of AI-driven maritime safety technologies, marking a significant step forward in maritime digital transformation in India; "Make in India for the world" by combining AMET University’s academic leadership with Dtyle.Ai’s technological innovation.

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