Subramania Bharathiyar
Subramania Bharathiyar, strategic marketing manager for elevators at Inovance, joined the company in 2012. He holds a degree in electronics and communications engineering. He started his elevator career in 2002 as a junior engineer with TK Elevator. He has since gained extensive experience across the elevator industry, including at Schindler and Otis, where he was involved in various technical activities including installation, commissioning, maintenance and product quality and safety.
Gaining Global Relevance
In this Readers’ Platform, your author describes how Inovance helps local OEMs make elevators in India for export worldwide. As a global company that sells to the Indian market, we...
Inovance and the Free Energy Systems
Though the system is not completely new, the multiple visions are vital all the same. Machine-room-less (MRL) elevators, gearless permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSM), and regenerative drive technology are, in...
Brave New World
In this Readers’ Platform, your author shares observations on the growing digital presence in the VT industry since the pandemic. In this strangest of times, all of us in the...
With IoT, Data is Available
Monarch product manager addresses the best systems to be integrated for futuristic, safer elevator travel. The Internet of Things (IoT) revolution is coming to all industries, and readers of ELEVATOR...
Improving Efficiency
In this Product Spotlight, the importance of elevator group control systems in delivering effective passenger service is discussed. Modern buildings need intelligent elevators that can offer minimum wait periods and...
Thoughts on “Make in India”
Your author highlights his company’s role and factors driving the initiative. Many companies are expanding manufacturing across India. Increasingly, we see elevator companies assembling entire elevators in India. This...
Growing Trends in Elevator Modernization
How modernization can quickly pay for itself through improved energy efficiency and reduction of wear and tear on electrical and mechanical components As India becomes a wealthier country, we are...
Building Safer Elevators
Elevator safety and maintenance in India are discussed in this Readers’ Platform. Earlier this year, it was widely reported that elevator OEMs and multinational companies in India were pushing for...
Elevator Safety and the Indian Market
European EN 81 standards are not a legal requirement in India, but they still represent world-beating safety quality. During my 18 years in the elevator and escalator industry, I have...
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