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A white semi-truck driving on a highway during sunset with a blurred background, emphasizing motion. The company logo, "STARKENN," is displayed in the upper right corner of the image.

Starkenn Technologies Brings Advanced Vehicle Safety with ADAS Solutions

Starkenn Technologies, founded in 2022 by brothers Sumedh Badve and Swastid Badve, is revolutionizing vehicle safety in India with its Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). The Pune-based startup offers solutions like Brake-Safe, Attention, and Stark-I, which enhance driver safety and reduce accidents. Recognized by the DPIIT, Starkenn has deployed its technology in over 2,500 vehicles, serving industries such as mining and logistics. The company plans to expand its reach in the commercial fleet and logistics sectors, aiming to become a leading indigenous ADAS provider.

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Anurag Trivedi
The image shows several small, LED tea light candles with warm yellow-orange flames, creating a cozy, glowing effect against a dark background. The candles have a realistic flame design with some featuring textured surfaces that mimic melted wax. In the upper right corner, the logo "Ted Tech" is displayed in a black rectangle, with "Ted" in a red box and "Tech" in white text.

TedTech Traders Disrupts LED Market with Innovative Water-Activated Diyas

TedTech Traders, founded in 2019 in Vasai, Mumbai, has rapidly transformed from an online LED seller to a pioneer in LED home decor, merging technology with traditional designs. After observing customers’ desire for authentic diya experiences, TedTech introduced the Water Sensor Diya, which activates when filled with water. With patented products like the LED Lotus Reflection Diya and 3D Reflection Water Sensor Diya, TedTech has expanded to seven countries and recently launched app-controlled LED panels. As a certified ISO 9001:2015 company, TedTech continues to deliver innovative, affordable lighting solutions, staying committed to quality and local manufacturing.

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Anurag Trivedi
The image shows the logos of GalaxEye and SpaceX with a handshake icon between them, above a satellite orbiting Earth. The satellite is depicted with extended solar panels, hovering over a view of Earth's atmosphere and surface from space.

GalaxEye Partners with SpaceX for 2024 Earth Observation Satellite Launch

Indian spacetech startup GalaxEye has teamed up with SpaceX to launch its first multi-sensor Earth observation satellite, Drishti, in 2024. The satellite will use Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and Optical/Multispectral Imaging (MSI) to capture high-resolution images in all weather conditions. This marks the beginning of a five-satellite constellation, aiming to offer daily revisits and sub-1 meter resolution by 2025. The collaboration highlights India's growing presence in the global spacetech industry, aligning with the “Make in India for the World” initiative​.

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ES
The image features Deepinder Goyal, CEO of Zomato, smiling with arms crossed. In the background is a mobile phone screen displaying the Zomato app, showcasing food delivery deals like "Epic Deals" and "40% Off." Beside him, a graphic illustration shows a delivery person on a blue scooter carrying a package, representing Zomato Xtreme’s logistics service. The logos of "Xtreme by Zomato" and "Zomato" appear prominently in the backdrop against a red and green design.

Zomato’s Revamp of Xtreme: A Bold Experiment to Recalibrate Logistics

Zomato is once again venturing into logistics with the revamped launch of Xtreme, its parcel delivery service. After suspending the service in July due to low demand, the food delivery giant is now refocusing Xtreme to align with its core strength—last-mile food delivery. Initially aimed at a broad logistics market, Xtreme 2.0 will now serve restaurants that manage their own orders but need high-quality delivery solutions. This move is part of Zomato’s ongoing strategy of experimentation, testing new business lines while staying anchored in its food delivery expertise. Will this pivot lead to lasting success? Only time will tell.

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ES
On the left, the GalaxEye logo is displayed above the tagline 'Sensing Beyond Vision' with an illustration of a satellite against a backdrop of space. On the right, five men, including GalaxEye CEO Suyash Singh and his team, pose in a modern office setting next to a scale model of a satellite.

Infosys Invests in GalaxEye to Boost Indian Earth Observation Technology

Infosys has announced a $2 million investment in Indian Earth-observation startup GalaxEye Space as part of its Series A round. This partnership aims to enhance satellite data fusion, AI-driven analytics, and next-gen space technologies. GalaxEye, founded by Suyash Singh and his IIT Madras colleagues, is set to launch the world’s first multi-sensor Earth-observation satellite in 2025. The satellite, equipped with synthetic aperture radar and multispectral sensors, will offer unique capabilities for the Indian Armed Forces, including low-light surveillance and camouflage detection. The Infosys investment follows GalaxEye’s recent $6.5 million Series A funding.

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Anurag Trivedi
The image features the AWS logo on the left, with a large number "7" in the center, accompanied by the text "Indian Startups" below. On the right, a person with a magnifying glass observes a webpage, symbolizing research or innovation. The orange and dark blue color scheme enhances the visual appeal, highlighting AWS’s selection of seven Indian startups for their generative AI accelerator program.

AWS Selects 7 Indian Generative AI Startups for Global Accelerator Program

AWS has selected seven Indian generative AI startups for its Global Generative AI Accelerator program, the largest group from any Asia-Pacific country. Startups like Convrse, House of Models, and Neural Garage will receive up to $1 million in AWS credits, technical support, and mentorship. This initiative will help them scale globally using AWS's AI infrastructure, including tools like Amazon SageMaker and AWS Trainium. These startups will also present their innovations at the re event in Las Vegas, providing opportunities for global exposure and investor connections.

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Anurag Trivedi
Promotional banner for YourStory's TechSparks Bengaluru 2024 event, featuring Tech30. The banner has a dark red gradient background with binary code patterns on the right. The text reads "YourStory TechSparks Bengaluru 2024" at the top, and "Tech30" in large white and gold letters in the center. The design is modern and tech-oriented, highlighting the significance of the Tech30 showcase at the event.

Tech30 2024: Apply Now to Join India’s Top 30 Promising Startups

YourStory’s Tech30, a highlight of the TechSparks event, is calling for applications for its 2024 cohort. This initiative identifies and showcases India’s top 30 most promising tech startups, offering them a platform to demonstrate their innovation and potential. Past Tech30 alumni include industry disruptors and unicorns such as Freshworks and Chargebee, reflecting the high caliber of startups recognized through this program. Selected startups will benefit from exclusive exposure at TechSparks Bengaluru 2024, taking place from September 26 to 28. They will have the opportunity to present their ideas, connect with potential investors, and network with industry experts and mentors. Applying for Tech30 offers a chance to join a prestigious group of emerging leaders and gain significant traction in the tech ecosystem.

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Anurag Trivedi
The image features a horizontal banner divided into two distinct sections. On the left, there's a stylized depiction of the Earth with trees and bushes under a bright sun, symbolizing environmental sustainability and the planet. The right section displays a logo labeled "INDUS DC" accompanied by an atom-like design and a graphic of stacked money bills with a hand placing or holding a bill, illustrating the concept of investment or financial support in the context of environmental and technological ventures.

IndusDC Pledges ₹100Cr to Launch Tech Startups for Climate Goals

IndusDC, committed to reducing 1 giga tonne of CO2 emissions by 2035, has earmarked Rs 100 crore for supporting tech startups in the industrial and energy sectors for FY25 and FY26. Aiming to launch five startups within two years and over 50 globally in a decade, each will receive up to Rs 20 crore from a mix of grants, equity, and debt. Founded by Kushant Uppal, Satyanarayanan Seshadri, and Kaustubh Hanmantgad, IndusDC has secured an investment from Mirik Gogri of Spectrum Impact. They're collaborating with IIT Madras on three hard-tech startups and planning to partner with other research institutes to harness intellectual properties for scalable ventures.

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Anurag Trivedi
Logos of the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IIT Kanpur) and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) with a handshake icon between them, symbolizing a collaboration. The background is divided into two shades of blue, enhancing the partnership theme.

IIT-Kanpur and ASEAN Forum Partner to Boost Startup Growth in SE Asia

In a significant move to strengthen the startup landscape across ASEAN nations, the Foundation for Innovation and Research Support (F.I.R.S.T) at IIT-Kanpur signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the ASEAN Economic Forum. The signing ceremony occurred at the India-ASEAN ScaleHub Programme 2024 in Bali, Indonesia. This collaboration aims to enhance technology access, market opportunities, and business connections for startups in ASEAN countries. Funded by the Indian government through the ASEAN-India Science and Technology Development Fund, the India-ASEAN ScaleHub Programme is supported by the Department of Science and Technology and Ministry of External Affairs. It promotes India-ASEAN partnerships through innovation-driven activities, fostering economic ties, and sustainable development. The event gathered senior stakeholders and 40 startups, providing resources, mentorship, and opportunities for business expansion across ASEAN markets.

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Anurag Trivedi
A man wearing a blue cap and black sweater smiles warmly against a brown background. The text "Glean" is prominently displayed in large blue and white letters to the left of the man.

Glean Technologies Opens 26,000 Sq Ft Bengaluru Office to Boost AI Innovation

California-based Glean Technologies has opened its first office in Bengaluru, India, spanning 26,000 square feet. This new hub will centralize the company’s finance, sales, research and development, and business operations in India. Founded in 2019 by Arvind Jain, Vishwanath T R, Tony Gentilcore, and Piyush Prahladka, Glean Technologies is known for its enterprise search and knowledge management solutions that integrate company data across various platforms. Headquartered in Palo Alto, Glean has raised $350 million from top investors, achieving a valuation of over $2.2 billion. The company plans to expand its workforce from 150 to over 450 employees by next year, focusing on R&D in Bengaluru. Glean is also growing its APAC customer base through strategic partnerships with major enterprise firms.

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Anurag Trivedi
A scientist wearing a mask and protective gear holds a microchip, with the iVP Semi logo displayed prominently on the right side. The background features a circuit board design, highlighting the focus on semiconductor technology.

iVP Semi Secures $5M to Boost India's Fabless Semiconductor Market

Raja Manickam, CEO of Tessolve, has launched iVP Semi, a fabless semiconductor startup, securing $5 million in Pre-Series A funding from undisclosed investors. The funds will be used to establish testing facilities and expand operations in India, with plans for chip design centers in Chennai and Bengaluru. iVP Semi aims to localize semiconductor chip production, enhancing technological autonomy for Indian companies. iVP Semi is collaborating with the Tamil Nadu government to set up a 20,000 sq. ft. “production test” facility in Chennai by October 2024 and plans a second unit in South India. The launch aligns with rising semiconductor demand, supported by government incentives, and aims to bolster India's position in the global semiconductor market.

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Anurag Trivedi
Illustrated banner for Bengaluru India Nano 2024, featuring a river flowing through a forest of trees on a hexagonal patterned ground. Text labels 'Climate,' 'Energy,' and 'Healthcare' appear at the top, while event details 'August 1st-3rd, The Lalit, Bengaluru' are displayed on the right side alongside the event logo.

Innovative Nanotech Startups to Pitch at Bengaluru India Nano 2024

Bengaluru India Nano aims to highlight the most innovative startups in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology. During the 13th event, these startups will present pioneering concepts, emphasizing Nanotechnology's crucial role in their products or services. This platform allows startups to showcase their ideas to industry leaders, research experts, policymakers, venture capitalists, and global startups. With over 700 delegates representing international organizations, the event offers invaluable exposure. The BIN-2024 Conference committee manages the selection process. Startups will connect with leading experts, mentors, top corporations, and investors. Eligible startups must be registered in India and less than 10 years old. Applications close on July 10, 2024.

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Anurag Trivedi
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