Genesys International appoints Dhiman Basu Ray as Chief Technology Officer

Genesys International Corporation has appointed Dhiman Basu Ray as Chief Technology Officer as the geospatial technology company expands its focus from high-precision mapping and Digital Twins to Spatial Intelligence.

Basu Ray brings around 26 years of experience across AI and machine learning, robotics, digital engineering, cloud and data platforms, cybersecurity and digital transformation. 

He previously served as Global Chief Technology Officer, Digital Engineering at Tech Mahindra.

Commenting on the appointment, Sajid Malik, Chairman and Managing Director, Genesys International, said, “Genesys is moving from mapping the world to making the physical world computable. 

“What was historically viewed as mapping is rapidly becoming the spatial intelligence layer through which governments, enterprises and intelligent machines can understand and make decisions about the real world,” he added.

The firm has built the survey infrastructure, geospatial content and Digital Twin capabilities required to create these models. Our opportunity now is to convert this foundation into an intelligent, scalable platform.

Basu’s experience across AI, robotics, digital engineering and global product and platform businesses will be invaluable as we build the technology architecture required to transform geospatial data into continuously updated spatial intelligence.”

Focus on Physical AI

Genesys is building an AI-native technology architecture to bring together its capabilities in surveying, high-definition mapping, 3D geospatial content and Digital Twins.

Basu Ray said, “Genesys has built a differentiated foundation through its high-precision geospatial content, advanced survey capabilities and 3D Digital Twins. The opportunity now is to bring together AI, digital engineering and platform thinking to transform these capabilities into a scalable Spatial Intelligence layer. 

“I look forward to building technology that enables governments, enterprises and intelligent machines to better perceive, understand and respond to the physical world, while positioning Genesys at the forefront of the emerging Physical AI ecosystem,” he added.

The company aims to apply its Spatial Intelligence capabilities across urban governance, infrastructure, utilities, mobility, autonomous systems and enterprise decision-making.