Over 80% of Philips's global AI innovations come from India
Philips is betting big on India for its AI breakthroughs: over 80% of the company's global AI innovations now come from here, with Bengaluru leading the charge.
In fact, software built in Bengaluru powers half of all Philips machines sold worldwide.
Philips invests ₹1,750 cr in India
Philips has put ₹1,750 crore into its Indian centers over the last four to five years, focusing on manufacturing and smarter healthcare tech.
Thanks to these efforts, 58% of healthcare professionals in India report average annual time savings of at least 132 hours with AI tools, giving them more time for patients.
Still, 86% say all AI outputs require human oversight; 78% have had to correct AI-generated misinformation; 45% of healthcare professionals say AI training at their organizations is limited or inconsistent.