Innovation
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Chara Technologies: Building motors sans rare earth metals
Three entrepreneurs are developing a class of synchronous reluctance motors that can power EVs to tillers
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Newtrace Energy: Building deeptech for green hydrogen
The deep-science duo of Prasanta Sarkar and Rochan Sinha is developing a technology offered by only three other companies in the world
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Ethereal Machines: Creating machining-as-a-service for the world
A problem became an opportunity, and an award-winning CNC machine is at the heart of a manufacturing service that the startup is pioneering from India
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How Oorja is mixing physics and data for predictive analysis
Combining physics-based modelling and machine learning, the startup has garnered customers in India, the US and Europe
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From Aerostrovilos to Bellatrix Aerospace: Deeptech startups, one year on
We asked the startups whose work we spotlighted in our inaugural deeptech issue last year to give us a quick update. Their milestones reflect the growing interest in deeptech in India and validate our argument that they're closer to commercialisation
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Inside Agnikul, the Indian space launch vehicle startup making global history
Agnikul recently launched its first technology demonstrator rocket with its one-piece 3D printed engine. Now, co-founders Srinath Ravichandran and Moin SPM are a step closer to their dream of building a private space exploration company from India
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India's deeptech sector is on the cusp of commercialisation
India's deeptech sector is about a decade away from becoming mainstream, but several promising startups, from robotics to space exploration to biotech, are ready to do business
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Building India's deeptech infra not a choice but a critical necessity: Zinnov's Vikalp Sharma
Building a deeptech infrastructure in India will be crucial to secure the country's trajectory as a dynamic, innovation-driven powerhouse on the global stage, Sharma, an engagement management manager at Zinnov, Bengaluru, writes
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Prioritise 'build in India for India' model for deeptech: Vinayak Narasimhan
There's a prevalent VC expectation for deeptech to be made in India for the world; however, what succeeds in India may not necessarily thrive in the US, the writer, a staff scientist at Samsung Semiconductor and an investor with the India-based venture builder platform GrowthStory, writes
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Three VCs on how they are changing India's deeptech landscape
Endiya Partners on the importance of celebrating small wins; Arali Ventures on spotting early opportunities; MFV Partners on enabling startups with proprietary tech
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How Speciale Invest is building a real deeptech portfolio
Chennai-based Speciale Invest has built a portfolio of nearly 40 companies and manages over $70 million in assets, with a focus on deep science and enterprise tech—Saas and AI, health and biotech, space, industry and manufacturing, clean energy and climate tech