L&T Technology Services (LTTS) has launched PLxAI, a proprietary Generative AI framework designed to accelerate the Product Development Life Cycle (PDLC) for clients across mobility, sustainability, and technology sectors, showcasing the company's engineering and technological capabilities.

Alind Saxena, President & Executive Director of LTTS, emphasized that PLxAI demonstrates LTTS's commitment to driving client success through innovative AI and Gen-AI solutions, reflecting strong client interest and potential to transform product development.

PLxAI integrates Generative AI with conventional AI to create scalable, reusable solutions throughout all stages of the PDLC, from concept design to aftermarket services, enhancing product engineering with features like knowledge capture, context-aware insights, and smart prompting.

The framework leverages existing organizational and tribal knowledge to provide context-aware insights, thereby optimizing and enhancing various product engineering processes.

LTTS has already deployed over 36 use cases across different lifecycle stages, with an additional 35 in the design phase, covering areas such as innovation assistance, component design, validation planning, failure mode analysis, and virtual testing workflows.

Deployment of PLxAI is already underway across multiple domains, receiving enthusiastic feedback from global clients, marking a significant milestone in LTTS's AI-driven product development initiatives.

The deployment of PLxAI aims to accelerate innovation, reduce costs, and unlock new growth opportunities by transforming traditional product development approaches.

The framework supports a wide range of applications including concept innovation, specifications generation, automated validation, failure mode analysis, digital twin integration, and agent-based workflows for automating engineering tasks.

Key features of PLxAI include smart prompting, contextual intelligence, digital twin support, and agentic workflows, all designed to enhance efficiency across all phases of the PDLC.