Genesys International Appoints Dhiman Basu Ray as Chief Technology Officer
Genesys International appointed Dhiman Basu Ray as Chief Technology Officer. Ray has 26 years of experience, including as Global CTO at Tech Mahindra. The company is evolving from Digital Twins to AI-powered Spatial Intelligence to make the physical world computable.
The appointment of a new CTO is significant for the company's technological strategy and future growth, impacting its direction in AI and spatial intelligence.
The appointment of a CTO with extensive experience is a positive development for the company's strategic direction.
Genesys International Corporation Limited has announced the appointment of Dhiman Basu Ray as its new Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Ray, who brings approximately 26 years of experience in technology and digital engineering, previously served as Global Chief Technology Officer – Digital Engineering at Tech Mahindra.
His expertise includes artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, product and platform engineering, cloud and data platforms, software-defined vehicles, and cybersecurity. The appointment aligns with Genesys' strategic shift from Digital Twins to AI-powered Spatial Intelligence, aiming to make the physical world computable.
Sajid Malik, Chairman and Managing Director of Genesys International, stated that the company is transitioning from mapping to creating a spatial intelligence layer for decision-making by governments, enterprises, and machines. He emphasized the relevance of Physical AI, which requires accurate, continuously updated models of the physical world, a capability Genesys has been building through its survey infrastructure and Digital Twin technology.
Dhiman Basu Ray expressed his enthusiasm for leveraging AI, digital engineering, and platform thinking to transform Genesys' capabilities into a scalable Spatial Intelligence layer. He aims to build technology that enables better perception, understanding, and response to the physical world, positioning Genesys at the forefront of the Physical AI ecosystem.
The company plans to integrate its surveying, mapping, and Digital Twin capabilities within an AI-native architecture to process and interpret spatial data. This move is driven by the emergence of Physical AI, which necessitates a deep understanding of space, object relationships, and evolving physical environments.
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