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<keyword id="2912767" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Hero-Electronix" source="Orion">Hero Electronix</keyword>'s consumer technology brand <keyword id="8111732" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="qubo" source="Orion">Qubo</keyword> on Friday announced that it has ventured into the auto-tech space with the launch of a new product -- <keyword id="14045483" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="qubo-smart-dash" source="Orion">Qubo Smart Dash</keyword> Cam. Priced at Rs 4,290, the all-new Qubo Dash Cam comes with a user-friendly mobile application on both iOS and android platforms and is available across various online and offline channels. "Keeping in line with our broader vision of creating customer-centric connected devices, Qubo has come a long way in the last two years. Today, Qubo has a wide range of connected smart home products that are enriching the lives of Indian consumers," Ujjwal Munjal, Vice Chairman, Hero Electronix, said in a statement. "With the addition of <keyword id="2648044" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="auto-tech" source="Orion">auto tech</keyword> products to our existing product portfolio, we are a step closer to our aspiration of reaching a million homes," Munjal added. The company said that the dash cam is equipped with 1080p@30FPS HD video quality for recording and live view. With a built-in 6-axis G-sensor, it auto-detects a sudden shake or collision and locks the footage to 'Event File,' which users can access on their phone through Qubo App. Its Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based alerts ensure that nothing important gets missed, the company said. SEE ALSO <a class="tout-title-link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/stock-market/news/pradeep-phosphates-ipo-lists-at-premium/articleshow/91826685.cms" style="">Paradeep Phosphates lists at a 9% premium as Sensex and Nifty trade in the green</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/startups/news/the-edtech-bubble-is-bursting-as-schools-colleges-reopen-and-funds-dry-up/articleshow/91826696.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink" style="">The edtech bubble is bursting as schools, colleges reopen and funds dry up</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/corporates/news/it-jobs-are-safer-than-startup-jobs-but-a-salary-bubble-burst-awaits-them/articleshow/91808349.cms" style="">IT jobs are safer than startup jobs but a salary bubble burst awaits them</a>

Hero Electronix's Qubo enters auto tech, unveils new dash cam

<ul><li>Marketers have been closely observing how the pandemic has turned the market upside down and altered the way consumers are communicating, sleeping, working, consuming content or making any purchase calls.</li><li>‘What next?’ is a question that has been on their minds for a while now and is commonly discussed in group meetings.</li><li>However, very few brands have been successful in closely listening to their consumers, making notes, evolving with the changing behaviour and finally tweaking their marketing strategies accordingly.</li><li>Rahul Jain, CBO &amp; Brand lead of <keyword id="2912767" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Hero-Electronix">Hero Electronix</keyword> shares why the company decided to completely discard traditional marketing approach and switch to newer forms of marketing during the on-going pandemic, new product launches, upcoming trends in the consumer tech industry and goals for this quarter.</li></ul>Hero Electronix, the electronics venture of the <keyword id="46577" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Hero-group">Hero Group</keyword>, has completely changed its <keyword id="489452" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="marketing-strategy">marketing strategy</keyword> due to the on-going pandemic. It has navigated through the past pandemic year by enhancing consumer shopping experiences online, pivoting its focus from traditional marketing vehicles to digital channels completely to increase its engagement with consumers and expand its reach in non-metro markets. Within digital, Hero Electronix has taken the content marketing route to build consumer trust and is also looking to tap into Instagram Reels now. Hero Electronix has also been focusing on expanding its presence in the market by acquiring new, emerging businesses in the consumer-technology sector. It acquired set-top box brand MyBox in 2015. A year later, it acquired Tessolve, semiconductor chip design company and in 2018 it further expanded its business by acquiring Zenatix, a company in the enterprise internet of things space. Rahul Jain, CBO &amp; Brand lead of Hero Electronix is now optimistic about seeing steady growth at an industrial level. He talks to Advertising and Media Insider about the company's rapid growth in e-commerce and building direct-to-consumer presence simultaneously, altering marketing strategy during testing times, increasing adoption of connected devices in our lives and more in this interview. Excerpts: <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Q. How did the second wave affect your brand? What are some of the challenges that you are facing?" text="Q. How did the second wave affect your brand? What are some of the challenges that you are facing?">Q. How did the second wave affect your brand? What are some of the challenges that you are facing?</cmsannotation> Amidst such uncertainty, it is difficult to predict the exact rate of growth or revival of the economy right now but I predict a positive rate of recovery as increasingly people rely on digital tools and technology to stay connected. In the consumer technology sector, I do foresee a wider adoption for connected devices in our daily lives as people increasingly work from home and businesses implement new solutions to safeguard their consumers. I am optimistic that in a year's time, the industry at large would have not only recovered but will continue to see a heightened demand for connected products and services. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Q. How has your communication changed during what is probably one of the worst calamities we've faced in recent times? What is your B2C communication all about?" text="Q. How has your communication changed during what is probably one of the worst calamities we've faced in recent times? What is your B2C communication all about?">Q. How has your communication changed during what is probably one of the worst calamities we've faced in recent times? What is your B2C communication all about?</cmsannotation> With the lockdown, we have focused more on innovation and re-strategizing our business priorities which is reflective in our communication as well. It's no longer enough to just keep channels of communication ongoing with consumers but also being relevant to their needs not only presents a big challenge but also an opportunity. The concept of one size fits all doesn't work anymore and neither does an inside out communication approach. It is evident that different consumer segments have different needs. Various members of the household from young ones to the elderly consume communication differently hence brand communication must be aligned to their needs. In order to tackle this challenge we tailored our communication approach to showcase real life use cases and benefits of our products across various life problems our consumers may be dealing with. For consumers working from home we communicated the benefits of our products for work from home use cases through our Qubo Video DoorBell which lets them view individuals waiting at the door without having to check on them in person. This also enables them to maintain social distancing and reduce their contact outside the safe confines of their homes. For business consumers we showcased use cases of our outdoor security camera and how it enables them to safeguard their shops/offices/clinics remotely to ensure business continuity for essential services. Overall our core focus has been to shift from conventional ATL/BTL activities to content based advertising. During a pandemic, consumers are shifting their focus to products and solutions which can safeguard their well being proactively rather than providing them with a sense of perceived benefit. It's extremely important for any brand to ensure that their brand communication mirrors their actions in actively helping or benefitting consumers to address their anxiety or concerns during a crisis such as this. One example of this was our partnership with Kareen Kapoor for Qubo Baby Cam. We leveraged her persona as a parenting influencer to communicate the salient benefits of our Baby Cam product to help parents alleviate their stress of managing household chores, work from home duties and taking care of their kids. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Q. How has your schedule changed as a CMO during the second wave? What are some of the new tasks that you are doing? Can you draw a comparison between last year's lockdown with this year's?" text="Q. How has your schedule changed as a CMO during the second wave? What are some of the new tasks that you are doing? Can you draw a comparison between last year's lockdown with this year's?">Q. How has your schedule changed as a CMO during the second wave? What are some of the new tasks that you are doing? Can you draw a comparison between last year's lockdown with this year's?</cmsannotation> Last year just like the entire consumer technology industry, we were taken aback by the sudden impact of the COVID induced lockdowns. All of us were trying to understand and grapple with the dynamic situation of the pandemic we were witnessing for the first time in our lives. As a CMO, the 2nd wave has been far more challenging and relentless than the first one both on a professional and personal front for me. If I were to look at my role between the 2 waves then the 2nd wave enabled us to step back and rethink our strategy even more. It also allowed us to connect with more of our customers to gauge the impact of our products and solutions in their daily lives. Some of them have even become our friends now. Talking to them has enabled us to understand and improve on many problem areas, bridging any communication gaps and using this feedback to improve our products and services on all fronts. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Q. As a company, how are you using your advertising tools to help out other people?" text="Q. As a company, how are you using your advertising tools to help out other people?">Q. As a company, how are you using your advertising tools to help out other people?</cmsannotation> During times like these, it's important for brands not only to reassess their communication strategy but also ensure that instead of it being centered around the brand it must serve a larger purpose of helping people deal with the uncertainty around them. Keeping the current situation and consumer sensitivities in mind, we decided to move away from traditional forms of advertising to a digital-first approach with a strong focus on content creators collaborations aimed at different consumer segments in order to build a more organic consumer engagement and drive top of the funnel engagement. We are tapping into our highly engaged base of 1000’s of consumers across India (metros and non metros) to drive product engagement, referrals and repeat purchase through CRM. Our presence on leading ecommerce platforms has also grown substantially which has allowed us to strengthen our relationships with consumers. Using marketing tools on ecommerce platforms, social media and content collaborations to educate consumers about our products and how it can enable them to lead productive and healthy lives has been a key area of focus for us to help people emerge from the pandemic in a resilient manner. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Q. What is your goal for this quarter? How have your goals changed due to the second wave?" text="Q. What is your goal for this quarter? How have your goals changed due to the second wave?">Q. What is your goal for this quarter? How have your goals changed due to the second wave?</cmsannotation> Our goal is to continue to focus on a consumer-centric approach to developing innovative newer products and solutions. I do foresee a wider adoption for connected devices in our daily lives as people increasingly work from home and businesses implement new solutions to safeguard their consumers and employees. I am optimistic that in a year's time the industry at large would have recovered to a great extent and consumers remain touch averse, the demand for products which enable them to minimise their touch points but also stay connected with it would sky rocket. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Q. How has your role as a marketer changed?" text="Q. How has your role as a marketer changed?">Q. How has your role as a marketer changed?</cmsannotation> Marketing as a domain is getting more democratic and efficient with wide access to individual talent nowadays. Gone are the days when brands would need to spend large sums of money to run big budget campaigns on traditional mediums without any visibility on ROI. As a marketer and as a category creator brand, we have embraced a more experiential approach in our communications thereby doing away with traditional or conventional approach to marketing. In terms of communication, there has been a paradigm shift from a product-centric approach to a content-centric approach hence the role of content marketing, influencer marketing and a trusted content creator is much more pivotal for brands to help address the trust deficit between them and their consumers. Within the digital domain, the big trend has been a shift from static content to video based content, especially short form videos which are more engaging vs long form videos. Hence, we are looking to tap more into these emerging forms of content such as Instagram reels which are able to capture more of the consumer attention without overbudening them with long form content. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Q. What are your areas of focus for now?" text="Q. What are your areas of focus for now?">Q. What are your areas of focus for now?</cmsannotation> Our focus is to expand our customer base across India, build brand awareness for a young brand like Qubo and launch more connected devices in the smart home space geared towards addressing various challenges faced by consumers in their daily lives. We were surprised to see that a majority of our products on ecommerce platforms are now being ordered by consumers across non metros. Tapping into this massive yet rising user base will be key for us this financial year. Additionally, we are also focusing on our direct to consumer business via our website as an alternative to ecommerce channels. We are also doubling down our focus on tapping into enterprise consumers such as system integrators and even architects to enable wide scale adoption for our products across new or existing real estate projects. The COVID-19 crisis has enabled Qubo to create more consumer-centric products to cater to such needs. Despite the lockdown, we developed a new feature called “Qubo COVID-Guard”. The feature uses artificial intelligence to detect if individuals are wearing a mask or not. We believe that new-age technologies like artificial intelligence which can help keep people safe post the lockdown. Innovation even during tough times is our company ethos. The pandemic has accelerated our innovation in-house, which will bode well for the business operations at large in the coming months. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Q. No communication or relevant/empathetic communication, which route should a brand take during difficult times like these?" text="Q. No communication or relevant/empathetic communication, which route should a brand take during difficult times like these?">Q. No communication or relevant/empathetic communication, which route should a brand take during difficult times like these?</cmsannotation> Getting marketing communications right through the relevant content, reaching the right audience at the right time is more important than ever and so is the ability to step in your customers shoes by having a deep understanding of their pain and trust points. These are key building blocks to build an engaged consumer base to create content that is relevant and that people want to engage with. Keeping this in mind as well as the context in today’s time, I believe relevant and empathetic communication is key to reaching audiences right now. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Q. As a leader, how are you trying to be there for your employees?" text="Q. As a leader, how are you trying to be there for your employees?">Q. As a leader, how are you trying to be there for your employees?</cmsannotation> Unlike the first wave the second wave was far more widespread and dangerous. Despite undertaking more precautions many in our team were impacted and unfortunately we lost a few talented team members to the virus. As a leader I have tried my best to be in touch and help all members in our team across all levels but honestly this was an extremely difficult phase to deal with. We shifted to a work from home model during the early days of the second wave and our first priority was to ensure the adequate mental and physical well being of our team members. In order to strike the right work life balance we undertook many new engagement driven projects to keep the morale of the teams high. Team members were also encouraged to take leaves sans any explanation and reach out to anyone in the leadership team for any help or assistance. Keeping all team members apprised of the evolving situation in our business was key to ensure that we tackled the pandemic with transparency which led to our team members innovate and come up with new ideas in order to tide over the challenges. Nonetheless, I must admit that it hasn't been an easy phase but thankfully almost all our employees have recovered and most importantly have been vaccinated.

Tapping into the massive yet rising user base across non-metro cities will be key for us this financial year: Rahul Jain, Hero Electronix

<ul><li><keyword id="2912767" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Hero-Electronix">Hero Electronix</keyword>, a <keyword id="46577" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Hero-group">Hero Group</keyword> company, has launched Alex-integrated <keyword id="8111732" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Qubo">Qubo</keyword> smart indoor camera and three home sensors.</li><li>In an interview with Business Insider, <keyword id="3341764" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Ujjwal-Munjal">Ujjwal Munjal</keyword> said that the ongoing economic slowdown is not going to affect their business. </li><li>Munjal plans to invest ₹150-₹200 crore in the next one-and-a-half years in connected devices.</li></ul>Hero Electronix, a subsidiary of the Hero Group, launched connected smart devices for homes. Led by Ujjwal Munjal, the grandson of Hero Group’s founder Brijmohan Lall Munjal, the company launched four products, leading with an Alex integrated device Qubo smart indoor camera and three sensors. Hero Electronix has also partnered with Amazon and Qualcomm to launch Qubo. So far, ₹350 crore was invested. now, Munjal plans to invest ₹150-₹200 crore in the next one-and-a-half years. Qubo is priced at ₹13,490 a piece. In the next year, they will also launch a video doorbell, multi-purpose indoor outdoor security cameras, all of which will be driven by AI and analytics. “The idea is to innovate and build new products. We want to look at areas where we can add a meaningful impact on people's lives, not with products that are already there. We want to solve real world problems with a device that seamlessly fits into your home,” Munjal told Business Insider. It took the company two years to build these products, but it took time to be a ‘Made in India’ product. “Sixty engineers worked on the product for two years. And while building an Artificial Intelligence-driven product was not the tough part, the difficult process was building the hardware as India is not a hardware-led product. It took us 12 months to just build the prototype,” Nikhil Rajpal, CEO, Hero Electronix told Business Insider. These products were also built to ensure consumer’s privacy. “Most of the cameras available in the market today are not data encrypted which makes them easy to hack. We built the product hardware ourselves, with a 128-bit encryption, that meant we needed to have a more expensive chip but the platform and cloud is based in India itself,” he said. The launch comes at a time when India is in the midst of an economic slowdown, where every sector from auto to FMCG have been hit. However, Munjal is not worried. “I’m not concerned about the slowdown for us in this business. We are trying to build a new product category, for us it;s anyway going to be a slow process. This will give us time to learn and educate people about the possibilities of home automation,” said Munjal. Munjal has plans to reach a million homes in the next 3-5 years.

Riding on Alexa, Hero Electronix wants to take its connected devices to a million homes

New Delhi, May 6 () Hero Electronix, a Hero Group company, has introduced AI-based solution for its Qubo smart camera that will trigger an alert in case people in the area of surveillance are not wearing masks or not practising social distancing.Last year, Hero Electronix had forayed into the consumer technology market with the launch of 'Qubo' connected smart devices."With COVID-19 disrupting the way business is conducted and people interacting with others, safe and sanitised environments in strict compliance with WHO/ICMR guidelines is critical for businesses and households to mitigate the health crisis," a statement said.COVID Guard is an AI-based solution that has been developed by the R&amp;D team at Qubo, it added."This technology will initially be available Qubo's secure camera platforms to detect and alert non-compliance. For the enterprise market, Qubo will work with Zenatix (enterprise IoT solutions firm) as its go-to-market partner," the statement said.The company said Qubo's Q-eye AI platform can accurately identify and detect if an employee is wearing a mask or not or practising social distancing. On detecting the absence of a mask or social distancing, the camera can inform the manager via the companion app along with the video/image of the incident.The in-built speakers will also sound off a warning message to the employee asking him/her to wear a mask, it added.While this solution can help small kirana store owners to ensure health and safety compliance at the outlets without being physically present at the store, members of households can get alert if visitors like delivery boys are not complying with health protocols."This precautionary measure can reduce the risk of exposure and safeguard the health of the family members. Using the two-way talk function on the Qubo cameras, individuals can also interact with visitors in a contactless manner," the statement said.Hero Electronix CEO Nikhil Rajpal said with the changing scenario for businesses, ensuring business continuity while also implementing health and safety compliances will be a challenge most businesses aren't prepared for."Despite the challenges due to lockdown, COVID Guard features were developed in house by the team working remotely to help businesses to gradually head back to normalcy," he added.Social distancing and wearing masks is the new normal, and with COVID-Guard the company is leveraging its expertise in developing AI-based solutions to solve a major real-world problem which has become a public health crisis, he said. SR BALBAL

Hero Electronix launches AI-based solution for safety compliance amid COVID-19 pandemic

<ul><li><keyword id="3341764" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Ujjwal-Munjal">Ujjwal Munjal</keyword>, grandson of Founder Chairman of the Hero Group <keyword id="123336" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Brijmohan-Lall-Munjal">Brijmohan Lall Munjal</keyword>, just announced <keyword id="2912767" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Hero-Electronix">Hero Electronix</keyword>’ first intelligent device at the <keyword id="362383" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="Consumer-Electronics-Show">Consumer Electronics Show</keyword> (CES) 2019. </li><li>The Founder Director also announced plans for launching more than 10 devices, powered by <keyword id="107950" type="TECHNOLOGY" weightage="20" keywordseo="artificial-intelligence">artificial intelligence</keyword>, over the next five years. </li><li>Hero Electronix was one of the few companies showcasing a ‘Made-in-India’ product at <keyword id="6505229" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="ces-2019">CES 2019</keyword>. </li></ul>Hero Electronix, set up by the Hero Group — a household name in <keyword id="3658" type="LOCATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="India">India</keyword> associated with two-wheelers — just <a href="https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/cons-products/electronics/hero-electronix-forays-into-consumer-tech-to-launch-10-products-in-5-yrs/articleshow/67456069.cms">announced</a> that they will be launching more than 10 intelligent devices over the next five years through its subsidiary Hero Electronix at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019. Making the announcement was the grandson of India’s most famous ‘bicycle-maker’ — Founder Chairman of the Hero Group Brijmohan Lall Munjal — Ujjwal Munjal. 
 <div type="ExtQuote" text="“We at Hero Electronix feel proud to have our products showcased at CES 2019, we intend on launching a series of AI Powered connected products that are designed and built grounds up in India for India and the world. Each of these intelligent consumer devices are unique, innovative and first of its kind in many aspects, best in class even on a global stage.”" auname="Ujjwal Munjal, Founder Director, Hero Electronix"></div>



 The company's first product, previewed at CES 2019, has been designed to be the ‘centerpiece’ of security, entertainment and automation needs of home. The press statement Hero Electronix says that the device will be powered by Amazon Alexa and run on Qualcomm’s Vision Intelligence 100 Platform. Ujjwal Munjal is not only the Founder Director at Hero Electronix but also the Executive Director of Rockman Industries — formerly known as Rockman Cycles. Under his leadership Hero Electronix entered the IoT space by acquiring Zenatix — a local IoT startup with clients like restaurant outlets, retail chains and banks. But, now Munjal is looking to directly to the consumer. Hero Electronix has already invested in building all of the ‘core’ technology required in-house — that’s hardware, cloud software, device software, and apps. Munjal also acquired MyBox Technology, the largest multi-operator manufacturer of digital set-boxes in India at the time. From bicycles to AI-powered technology Hero started out at a bicycle company in 1956 and didn’t even start manufacturing motorised two-wheelers until 22 years later. It only created the subsidiary of <keyword id="6357252" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Hero-MotoCorp">Hero MotoCorp</keyword> in 2011. Hero Electronix was brought into being in 2015. It started out behind the scenes developing products like <keyword id="6451058" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Semiconductor">semiconductor</keyword>s under Tessolve Semiconductor Private Limited. Now the company is looking to shift its focus to user-facing technology like cameras, audio speakers and dash-cams. In 2016, Munjal acquired TES DST Holding Europe, a German electronics design services company when he said that a new division would be created — called Tessolve Embedded Systems (TES) — that would support the design and manufacture of products. The acquisition was aimed at combining their existing semiconductor technology with system design and embedded software, turning it into something that an average person can use right away — a consumer product. 
 <div type="ExtQuote" text="“The aim would be to offer the complete product development life cycle solution – from idea conceptualization to product development and manufacturing in ODM (original design manufacturer) model”" auname="Ujjwal Munjal"></div>


 Munjal also acquired Lynxemi Pte, a test facility in Singapore that runs trials for new products for consumers, in August 2017. Munjal told PTI, “These acquisitions are not of high value. They are more to do with enhancing our capability. These will help in Tessolve becoming a leader in end-to-end semiconductor engineering solutions provider,” hinting Hero Electronix is looking to go directly to the consumer. Hero Electronix products were one of the few ‘Made-in-India’ products on show at CES 2019. Their partnerships with global giants like Amazon and Qualcomm will also posture the company to expand global operations. See more: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/Apple-trolled-Google-with-a-massive-billboard-at-the-worlds-biggest-tech-show-which-its-not-even-attending/articleshow/67420638.cms">Apple trolled Google with a massive billboard at the world's biggest tech show, which it's not even attending</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/the-best-new-transportation-we-saw-at-ces-2019/articleshow/67450740.cms">The best new transportation we saw at CES 2019</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/the-20-coolest-vehicles-we-saw-at-ces/articleshow/67463425.cms">The 20 coolest vehicles we saw at CES</a>

The grandson of India’s most famous ‘bicycle maker’ is selling AI at CES 2019

Seeing the tremendous growth of the electronics market in India, the US $5 billion Brijmohan Lall Munjal - led Hero Group, with presence in over a dozen business verticals, also entered the sector with the formation of a new company, '<keyword id="2912767" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="Hero-Electronix">Hero Electronix</keyword>'. 
 Suman Kant Munjal, chairman, Hero Electronix, said, "Hero Electronix will add associated business lines to its portfolio over the next few years and grow the vertical to help India develop a much needed sustainable electronics ecosystem. The company has lined up investments of Rs. 500 crore in next few years. This will give a huge impetus to the '<keyword id="6354869" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="80" keywordseo="make-in-India">Make in India</keyword>' initiative by helping reduce the imports of electronics into the country." As its first strategic initiaive, Hero Electronix will acquire a majority shareholding in <keyword id="2912768" type="COMPANY" weightage="80" keywordseo="Mybox-Technologies">Mybox Technologies</keyword> , the largest multi operator manufacturer of set top boxes in the country. Hero Electronix sees immense potential in Mybox and its management team. Using its core competence in hardware and embedded systems design, Mybox is strategically focusing on fulfilling the demand of digitization in India, while simultaneously developing products for the world. 
	 
	 

	Mybox is a leading supplier to marquee DTH and cable operators across India. A company with strong research and development capabilities, Mybox is a venture recognized by the Government of India and approved by DSIR (Department of Scientific and Industrial Research). It is also one of the very few companies engaged in end-to-end design of indigenous set top boxes. 
 

	In keeping with its long standing heritage of commitment to excellence, Hero aims to build strong in-house capabilities to help 'Make in India' flourish with this venture into the electronics sector. An iconic household name in India since 1950's, the group has helped the growth of industry in the country, bringing customer-focused products ranging from two-wheelers to financial solutions. 
 
 As per the estimates of <keyword id="2913034" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="India-Electronic-and-Semiconductor-Association">India Electronic and Semiconductor Association</keyword> (IESA), the imports of electronics into India currently stand at 65% of the overall demand. 
	 
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