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Aug 05 2026
24Securing national recognition, SLT‑MOBITEL’s innovation arm, The Embryo’s SenseGrid solution was named National 1st Runner‑up in the category of Best Innovative Product in Manufacturing at the prestigious SLASSCOM National Ingenuity Awards 2026, held recently.
SenseGrid is an enterprise‑grade Industrial IoT solution designed to transform manufacturing and industrial operations through intelligent monitoring, automation, and AI‑powered analytics
The award, accepted by The Embryo team, reaffirms SLT‑MOBITEL’s dedication to nurturing innovation and building solutions that are not only technologically advanced but also nationally relevant, commercially strong, and closely aligned with Sri Lanka’s digital agenda.
The achievement highlights SLT‑MOBITEL’s commitment to driving industry‑focused digital revolution and highlights the real impact of SenseGrid in reshaping manufacturing operations. Harnessing the power of Industrial IoT and Artificial Intelligence, SenseGrid delivers sensor‑based monitoring, real‑time visibility, predictive insights, and data‑driven decision‑making, helping industries to reduce downtime, boost efficiency, and confidently advance towards Industry 4.0.
Already deployed in practical industrial scenarios with partners such as DHL and DSI, SenseGrid has proven its ability to transition from prototype, to support machine condition monitoring, warehouse temperature control, environmental visibility, and operational alerting. These success stories demonstrate prove its practical value and commercial viability working in industrial ecosystems.
The National Ingenuity Awards organised annually by the Sri Lanka Association for Software and Services Companies (SLASSCOM) has grown into one of the country’s most prestigious platforms for recognising breakthrough ideas and transformative digital solutions. The 2026 awards highlighted innovation from a wide spectrum of industries including fintech, agritech, healthtech, manufacturing, logistics, retail, hospitality, edutech, government innovation, and general innovation.
