10Pearls has conducted a two-day hands-on Claude Code training programme for the engineering team at Indus Motor Company, focusing on practical ways to integrate artificial intelligence into everyday engineering and development workflows. The training was designed to help engineers explore how AI tools can be applied to existing work processes, with an emphasis on improving efficiency and quality rather than replacing established systems and practices.
During the training, engineers worked directly with Claude Code to understand how the AI development tool could support their day-to-day technical tasks. The programme focused on practical application rather than only theoretical discussions, allowing participants to experiment with AI-assisted workflows and apply the technology to real engineering use cases. According to 10Pearls, the Indus Motor Company team quickly adopted the new approach and progressed from learning the tool to developing their own working prototypes by the end of the two-day programme.
The training reflects a growing focus among established organizations on introducing artificial intelligence into existing technical workflows. Rather than requiring companies to completely change long-standing systems and processes, practical AI training can allow engineering teams to identify specific areas where AI can assist with development, problem-solving and routine technical work. In this case, the Claude Code sessions provided engineers with an opportunity to explore AI directly within their work environment and understand how it could complement the processes already in place at Indus Motor Company.
10Pearls said the programme demonstrates that enterprise AI adoption can begin by helping teams apply new tools to the work they already perform. The company provides AI and technology services to organizations looking to introduce artificial intelligence into their operations and engineering workflows. The Indus Motor Company training also highlights the role of hands-on learning in helping technical teams move from understanding AI capabilities to creating practical prototypes that can demonstrate potential applications. No details were provided about specific prototypes developed during the training, future deployment plans, or whether Claude Code will be adopted across additional engineering teams at Indus Motor Company.
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