L&T Technology Services (LTTS) has launched AgenticIQ, an end-to-end Agentic AI platform designed specifically for engineering and manufacturing organisations, as enterprises increasingly look to move AI initiatives from pilots to large-scale production.
AgenticIQ enables autonomous, multi-agent workflows across engineering, product development, manufacturing, industrial operations and customer experience. The platform is aimed at accelerating the adoption of Engineering Intelligence by helping enterprises deploy AI agents within their existing engineering and production workflows.
Moving AI beyond pilots
While enterprises are increasing investments in artificial intelligence, several AI initiatives continue to struggle to progress beyond proof-of-concept stages. Disconnected engineering systems, manual processes and highly regulated operating environments can make it difficult to scale autonomous AI while maintaining governance, security and operational reliability.
Built on LTTS’ portfolio of Engineering Intelligence solutions, AgenticIQ converts proven engineering capabilities into specialised and reusable AI agents. Its planning-first architecture is embedded directly into engineering and production workflows and is designed to operate within enterprise governance boundaries.
The platform is also designed to safeguard critical data and intellectual property while supporting regulatory compliance. LTTS said AgenticIQ will form the foundation for its next-generation Engineering Intelligence solutions and an agentic-led engineering delivery model, enabling faster development and deployment of AI-powered solutions.
Targeting engineering-intensive industries
AgenticIQ is designed for customer-centric engineering and research and development-intensive environments. Its target industries include automotive, industrial manufacturing, medical devices and healthcare, semiconductor, plant engineering and high-tech.
The platform features a cloud-agnostic architecture, allowing organisations to build applications once and deploy them across cloud and on-premises environments. This is aimed at helping enterprises scale trusted AI while retaining control over proprietary engineering knowledge, workflows and intellectual property.
LTTS Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director Amit Chadha said the next phase of Engineering Intelligence would be shaped by the ability of autonomous AI agents to collaborate on complex industry challenges spanning engineering, production and customer experience.
“Over the years, LTTS has built AI-powered engineering solutions that address domain-specific business problems across industries. With AgenticIQ, we are transforming these proven capabilities into reusable AI agents on a unified Agentic AI platform that enables enterprises to rapidly build, orchestrate and deploy next-generation agentic solutions at scale,” he said.
The launch marks LTTS’ latest move to integrate agentic AI into its engineering services portfolio, with the company seeking to help enterprises transition from standalone AI applications to governed, multi-agent systems embedded across core business and engineering processes.