Minister Rajeeve Opens R&D Facility of Deep-tech VC Brand Dynimated

KOCHI:
Deep-tech visual communication brand Dynimated (DYND) unveiled its ‘Innovention Hub’ (IH) near Aluva, as Industries Minister P. Rajeeve inaugurated the state-of-the-art facility with focus on research and development besides the creation and generation of intellectual property.

A world-class space for innovative ideas, knowledge acquisition, learning, creation and discovery, the IH aims to emerge as a center of innovation as well as invention, wooing researchers, technology enthusiasts, artists and businesses.

Rajeeve, while speaking at the ceremony at Alangad on Sunday evening, expressed Kerala’s pride in DYND’s move as a world-class company providing technical services to Jackie Chan films to open a hub in the state. “This gives professionals, technologists and creative minds, including musicians, from across continents a chance to create world-class works using latest technology,” he noted. “DYND has created a space for everyone to come up with creative works without profit, with a free software perspective.”

IH is DYND’s flagship offering, billed as the first-of-its-kind ‘phygital’ (physical+digital) property. It blends intellectual and physical assets into one, layered with multiple asset classes: real estate, tech hardware, software, digital content and media. Using their pioneering futuristic technologies such as holography, blockchain and augmented reality, DYND seeks to revolutionise immersive visual experiences, with their patented technologies, design and processes, according to top functionaries of the company.

DYND Founder Changez Khan described the IH as an “open invitation” to researchers, entrepreneurs and visionary content creators. “We welcome everyone to step beyond traditional boundaries and experience the new realities and dimensions that the Innovation Hub offers,” he added.

Others present at the function included Block Panchayat President Remya Thomas, Alangad Panchayat President P.A. Manuf and DYND Managing Director Merlyn Toppo.

With the launch of IH, DYND merges technology, art and imagination into an “extraordinary and interdimensional space” that presents its users a “real realm of surreal” by dissolving boundaries for creativity to thrive. “Our philosophy is to merge nature and future into a new technological reality that is futuristic as well as artistic and aesthetic, utilizing indigenous methodologies of spatial designing,” according to Khan. “We are integrating AI and robotics in our projects and creations, and stepping into the realm of quantum computing for our future endeavours.”