Archive · 8 Oct 2026
Andhra University Launches Engineering Test and Validation Centre
Andhra University has opened a new centre where people can test and develop engineering ideas.
It is located at A-Hub on the university campus in Visakhapatnam.
The centre has equipment that can measure and test electronic devices.
It was developed with support from the Department of Science and Technology.
Students and startups can use it to work on projects, from early prototypes to deployment.
The university says the centre will support research and innovation.
Another phase is planned in two months.
Andhra University launched an engineering test and validation centre at A-Hub on its Visakhapatnam campus.
The centre is a collaborative venture between Andhra University and the Department of Science and Technology.
Its equipment includes spectrum and signal instruments, digital meters, an oscilloscope, a power supply and an RLC meter.
The first phase is intended to support testing, measurement, product validation, prototyping, research and innovation.
A second phase is expected to be established in two months, and students and startups can use the facility.
- Who
- Andhra University, in collaboration with the Department of Science and Technology, launched the centre.
- What
- An engineering test and validation centre was opened to support testing, product validation, prototyping, research and innovation.
- When
- Wednesday; the article does not specify a date.
- Where
- A-Hub, Andhra University, Visakhapatnam.
- Why
- To provide facilities for research and development, startups, students, product testing and project development.
- Facility
- Engineering test and validation centre
- Location
- A-Hub, Andhra University, Visakhapatnam
- Partners
- Andhra University and the Department of Science and Technology
- Development
- The centre was developed in two phases
- First-phase focus
- Testing, measurement, product validation, prototyping, research and innovation
- Next phase
- Expected to be set up in two months
- Users
- Startups and students from various backgrounds