His vision extends beyond individual products. It aims to strengthen India’s capabilities across the complete robotics value chain—from design and engineering to manufacturing, programming, deployment, training, research, and commercialisation. The objective is to develop technologies that address Indian requirements while supporting the country’s emergence as a global leader in advanced engineering and intelligent machines.
A major part of this mission is VSP Techversity, an AI and Robotics institute in Hyderabad. The institute is designed to offer industry-oriented education and practical training in emerging technologies. Its programmes focus on the complete development cycle of intelligent machines, including hardware, software, electronics, mechanics, firmware, artificial intelligence, and automation.
VSP Techversity offers the following five courses: Humanoid Robotics, Humanoid Electronics & Firmware, Robotics Mechanical Design, Embodied AI, and Industrial Robotics.
These courses are intended to provide learners with practical knowledge and hands-on exposure to the technologies required to build, program, integrate, and operate advanced robotic systems. The curriculum is designed to prepare students, engineers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and technicians for opportunities in the rapidly developing AI and Robotics sector.
A distinctive focus of the initiative is the development of indigenous humanoid robots under the name “Vikky.” Through VSP Techversity, trainees are expected to learn the complete lifecycle of a humanoid robot—from mechanical design, electronics, and firmware to artificial intelligence, embodied cognition, control systems, programming, and real-world operation. This integrated approach can help create a skilled workforce capable of contributing to India’s growing robotics industry.
Vikram Sagar Pasala is also pursuing the concept of an exclusive VSP AI & Robotics City in an Indian state. The proposed city is envisioned as an integrated destination for the robotics ecosystem, bringing together AI and Robotics manufacturing, innovation centres, incubation facilities, a training university, research and development clusters, business centres, residential spaces, and green-building infrastructure.
By combining education, research, entrepreneurship, manufacturing, and sustainable urban development, the proposed city could provide a comprehensive platform for startups, investors, students, industries, and technology partners. Through these initiatives, Vikram Sagar Pasala is advancing a long-term vision to develop India’s indigenous AI and Robotics capabilities.
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