Sparsh CCTV has been awarded the ‘Electronic Product of the Year’ at the International VLSI Design & Embedded Systems Conference (VLSID) 2026, under the prestigious SWAPN Pavilion – A Hub for Innovation & Collaboration.
Selected from leading product companies across the country, this recognition underscores Sparsh CCTV’s continued focus on building indigenous, AI-powered surveillance solutions that are designed, developed, and manufactured in India. The honour reflects the company’s contribution to strengthening a secure, resilient, and future-ready technology ecosystem, aligned with India’s self-reliance and Atmanirbhar Bharat objectives.
As part of the conference programme, Mr Sanjeev Sehgal, Founder & Managing Director, Sparsh CCTV, participated in a high-level panel discussion titled “Accelerating Swadeshi Product Nation Aspirations”, held on 6 January 2026 at JW Marriott, Pune.
The panel featured senior leaders from the electronics, semiconductor, and data security ecosystem, including Apoorva Raut (CTO, RRP Electronics Limited), Chowdhary Musunuri (Senior Director, Microchip), Swamy Irrinki (EVP – Worldwide Sales & Marketing, MosChip), and Prasad Deore (Vice President, Data Security Council of India).
During the discussion, Mr Sanjeev emphasised that true Swadeshi extends beyond local manufacturing to include ownership of product design, embedded intelligence, data security, and accountability across the entire technology lifecycle. The session reinforced Sparsh CCTV’s commitment to delivering secure, trusted, and future-ready surveillance infrastructure that is designed, developed, and built in India.
Curated by the VLSI Society of India (VSI), a premier industry body with a legacy spanning over three and a half decades, VLSID 2026 brought together policymakers, technologists, industry leaders, startups, and innovators from across the global electronics and semiconductor ecosystem.
One of the key highlights of the conference was the SWAPN (Swadeshi Product Nation) Pavilion, a dedicated platform showcasing India’s rapidly growing ecosystem of indigenous electronics and semiconductor companies. The pavilion served as a collaborative space to enable partnerships, accelerate innovation, and strengthen India’s domestic value chain
