Startups
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Why innovation is needed to battle wild wild waste
It has been 150 years since plastics came into being, today plastics refuse is a towering problem confronting India, but recycling solutions are few and underfunded
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How valuable companies are driving change with innovative approach
From Moglix to Purplle, some of India's bestknown unicorns are becoming dynamos of innovation by harnessing it to what their customers need
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FibroHeal Woundcare: Silken touch for healthcare
That the silkworm can breathe and stay alive inside the cocoon, a "fully closed system", fascinated Vivek Mishra, triggering the germ of an idea that eventually became FibroHeal Woundcare
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e-Trnl Energy: Cells that keep their cool
At e-Trnl Energy, Apoorv Shaligram and Uttam Sen are building a tech that will achieve superior economics for cell manufacturing and allow them to create fast charging battery packs with lower levels of heating and longer lives
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Suresh Sambandam's long march to success at SaaS company Kissflow
After almost 20 years, this entrepreneur has set himself up for the bigger leagues
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QNu Labs: Solving complex problems with quantum computing
In a hyperconnected digital world, trust is critical and QNu Labs is enhancing that trust with its flagship products—a quantum key distribution and a post-quantum cryptography software.
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Skyroot Aerospace: Creating spacefaring history with Vikram-S
Skyroot Aerospace launched Vikram-S, India's first privately built space rocket in November 2022. Founders Pawan Kumar Chandana and Naga Bharath Daka now hold the aspiration of one launch a day
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StepChange: Helping entreprises go net-zero
The company's ESG management tool, product cycle impact analysis tool, and mobile app solutions help companies reduce their Scope 3 emissions and puts them on the path of net-zero
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Zipy.ai: Debug in a jiffy
Zipy.ai automates the process of finding bugs in code that are throwing up errors. It makes debugging faster, and more efficient, reducing downtime and improving operations
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Newtrace: Putting India on the green hydrogen map
Newtrace to develop a new class of "membraneless" electrolysers to make a dent in the "green hydrogen" market, which currently is a miniscule portion of the 6 to 7 million tonnes of hydrogen produced in the country annually, all from fossil fuels
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Peer Robotics: Making robots doing what you want
Most robots are programmed to do a particular task and teaching it new tasks often requires a map application or more. Peer Robotics' robots can be given force-feedback to change its direction and make them perform tasks on demand