Innovation
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Celesta Capital: At a sweet spot in India's deep tech startup landscape
Celesta Capital has identified startups which are rapidly disrupting the ecosystem. While its investments in India have grown smartly, the deeptech-focussed venture capital firm will double down on these over five to seven years
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Ati Motors: Giving autonomy on industry floors
With its autonomous cargo robots, Ati Motors has found early customers among the world's biggest auto companies
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BluJ Aerospace: Conjuring hydrogen tech for India and the globe
BluJ Aerospace envisions hydrogen fuel cell-powered long-range passenger aircraft and autonomous drones for cargo
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Aerostrovilos Energy: Aiming to be the Tesla of micro gas turbines
Aerostrovilos Energy is building India's first indigenous micro gas turbines for commercial use
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How RoboGPT is making robotic arms affordable for SMEs
The company's subscription plans make its robotic arms affordable for small- and medium-sized businesses, and is getting a good response in the US
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Designed-in-India chips for the World
RISC-V open-source architecture for making chips is spawning a new chip design startup ecosystem in India, including ventures like Mindgrove Technologies
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Altigreen: Making EV impact for greener logistics
Focusing on the commercial segment, Altigreen is helping to usher in a greener logistics sector in India
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Unbox Robotics Labs: Overhauling warehouse automation
Tapping 'swarm intelligence', the robotics venture is overhauling warehouse automation
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Bellatrix Aerospace: Of making in-space thrusters and taxis for satellites
Bellatrix Aerospace is developing cost-efficient in-space thrusters and exploring a space-taxi market for small satellite operators
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Eyestem: A vision for the future
Medical entrepreneurs at the Bengaluru-based Eyestem are developing what they hope will be a platform that will bring cell therapy to the masses
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Making Bengaluru the Boston of India?
The venture's vision stack advances versatility of industrial robots and the shift towards micro and universal factories