Schneider Electric, an energy management and automation company, has presented EcoStruxure Foresight and the ASP 3 controller as part of an expanded technology portfolio for India.
Shown at Innovation Summit India 2026 in New Delhi, the two products focus on building operations and automation. They formed part of a group of more than 30 technologies announced for the Indian market across buildings, data centres, industry, infrastructure, electricity grids and homes.
EcoStruxure Foresight combines building systems
EcoStruxure Foresight combines energy, power and building management on one operations platform. It uses AI for supervisory and control functions, including operational monitoring and root-cause analysis.
Schneider Electric said the platform could deliver lifecycle efficiency gains of up to 50% and make root-cause analysis 90% faster.
The company also presented the ASP 3 controller for building automation. It is intended to support infrastructure upgrades and the later integration of digital services and analytics.
Schneider Electric adds monitoring and maintenance services
Schneider Electric also announced an expansion of its EcoCare services membership. The offering includes condition-based maintenance, 24-hour remote monitoring and expert support intended to reduce electrical failure risks and extend asset life.
Other products shown for buildings and infrastructure included battery energy storage systems, HVAC drives and power-monitoring equipment. The RATH200 and ATH600 drives are intended for heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems, while the PM7k meter range supports remote monitoring and reporting through a mobile application.
The company also presented Iceberg, an underground substation designed as a compact power distribution system for dense urban areas and critical infrastructure. Its electrical equipment portfolio included SF₆-free medium-voltage switchgear and retrofit products for ageing switchgear.
Innovation Summit India 2026 featured more than 400 technologies in a 60,000ft2 exhibition space at Yashobhoomi. Schneider Electric said the two-day event was bringing together more than 5,000 customers, partners, business leaders and policymakers.
