Genesys International CTO appointment brings Dhiman Basu Ray onboard

The Genesys International CTO appointment comes at a point when the company is looking beyond high-precision maps and Digital Twins. With Dhiman Basu Ray taking charge as CTO, Genesys International is aiming to build a broader Spatial Intelligence layer that can help governments, enterprises, machines and AI systems understand the physical world.

The move also brings around 26 years of technology and digital engineering experience into the company. Basu Ray previously served as Global CTO – Digital Engineering at Tech Mahindra and has worked across AI and ML, robotics, cloud, data platforms, cybersecurity, product engineering and digital transformation.

Genesys International CTO role takes a wider view

The Genesys International CTO appointment is closely tied to the company’s technology direction. Genesys says it wants to move from simply creating maps to making the physical world computable.

That shift matters because Physical AI needs more than algorithms. It needs accurate, three-dimensional and regularly updated information about places, objects and infrastructure. Genesys believes its surveying, geospatial content and Digital Twin capabilities can provide that base.

Basu Ray is expected to bring these capabilities together through an AI-native architecture that can continuously ingest, process, validate and interpret spatial data.

Dhiman Basu Ray brings AI and robotics experience

For Dhiman Basu Ray, the opportunity is to combine AI, digital engineering and platform thinking with Genesys’ existing geospatial capabilities. The aim is to turn those capabilities into a scalable Spatial Intelligence layer.

The company sees possible applications across urban governance, infrastructure, utilities, mobility, autonomous systems and enterprise decision-making.

Genesys mapping technology moves beyond maps

The direction also changes how Genesys mapping technology fits into the wider technology stack. High-precision mapping, 3D geospatial content and city-scale Digital Twins are positioned as building blocks for continuously updated spatial intelligence.

The focus is therefore not only on producing digital representations of the real world. It is on helping AI systems perceive, reason about and interact with physical environments.

Tech Mahindra former CTO joins at a key point

The Tech Mahindra former CTO brings experience across areas that directly match Genesys’ next phase, including AI, robotics, digital engineering and product and platform businesses. His appointment comes as the company looks to connect its existing geospatial foundation with newer AI-led applications.

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