The opening of the Panchajanya Experience Center in Pune marked i-Tek's 25th anniversary

By: Ajay Ajay

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Updated on: 15-Sep-2025

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The Pune-based Infotek Software & System Pvt. Ltd., popularly known as i-Tek, has successfully completed its 25 years in India and is well-known for its expertise in RFID and Internet of Things-based solutions. With the opening of the Panchajanya Experience Center in Pune, they commemorate this wonderful 25th anniversary event. Renowned Nitin Gadkari, the Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, opened the Panchajanya Center while praising the advancements in technology that are making life better on a daily basis.

The Panchajanya Center

In essence, the purpose of the panchajanya is to present the live demonstration. As a live demonstration hub, it gives businesses, government agencies, and industry leaders or experts a firsthand look at how RFID (radio frequency identification) and IoT (internet of things) are used in real-world scenarios. despite the fact that these technologies are influencing a variety of industries, including supply chain management, healthcare, and transportation. The goal of this center is to increase its scalability throughout India and increase India's adaptability to it.

From Nitin Gadkari's perspective

In his remarks at the event, Nitin Gadkari stressed the significance of digital solutions for the advancement of the country. claiming that they will be an essential choice for faster and smoother service and transparency, now that RFID and IoT technologies are no longer an option. Additionally, he praised the Panchajanya Center, saying that it will serve as a bridge between the country and technology to bridge the gap and guide it from the idea to implementation.

What does it mean to the public?

Even so, the general public is not directly impacted by the Panchajanya Center's launch. Nonetheless, this seems related to them, and as the government begins implementing these technologies, the general public will benefit in their daily lives. With the aid of RFID-enabled tolling, this will make paying the toll easier and faster. It will also benefit other industries like advanced logistics, health care, and medicine tracking.

However, i-Tek explained the Panchajanya center's purpose and existence. They claimed that this would serve as a knowledge and training platform that boosts decision makers' confidence regarding the industry's adoption of RFID and IoT. Additionally, this will help India establish itself as a global leader in the technology sector.

The final step

Since its founding, i-Tek has expanded successfully, evolving from a small-scale provider of RFID and IoT solutions to a major player in the automation industry with international labels. The opening of the Panchajanya Center is not an experience center; rather, it is a new step toward a new stage of growth.