Very often technology is used for both, good and bad things. There is a constant flux between these two which can cause you to lose faith in technology. Tech for change will aim to restore that faith. Radio One radio host, Kay will introduce you to some innovative companies and go-getters who have used technology for the social good, social change and impact. Tune in to this podcast to find out how tech is changing the world for the better. This is a Radio One production, brought to you by HT Smartcast.
S1 E6 · Mon, July 22, 2024
Ramayan के इस Episode में हम जानेंगे एक नई कथा, एक नया रहस्य| Nitish Bharadwaj की आवाज में, यह भाग हमें बताएगा, श्री राम के बाल लीलाओं के रूप में उनकी दैवयी शकितयों की कहानी। नटखट लीलाएं करके नन्हे राम का मन ही नहीं भरता था। सुइये कैसे अपना लीलाओं से अपनी माँ को ब्रह्माण्ड नायक श्री विष्णु की माता होने का एहसास दिलाया।जानने के लिए “रामायण” के इस नए एपिसोड को सुने।
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S1 E39 · Tue, October 25, 2022
Founded in 2021, ed tech startup FunctionUp operates a pay-after-placement model and trains students in backend engineering, coding, and programming subjects. In 2021, serial entrepreneurs Bharat Gupta and Pritesh Kumar founded FunctionUp to bridge the gap between college education and the skills required for a job. Y-Combinator-backed FunctionUp is a placement boot camp-focused backend engineering learning platform, which trains candidates from any background in software development courses.
S1 E38 · Tue, October 18, 2022
Bengaluru-based watertech startup Uravu Labs uses solar energy and non-polluting chemical desiccants like Silica to adsorb water from the air, sterilise it, and prepare for consumption. Founded in 2019 by Pardeep Garg, Swapnil Shrivastav, Venkatesh R and Govinda Balaji, Uravu Labs is dedicated to building an ‘atmospheric water generator’ that runs on 100% renewable energy. The water-from-air concept is not new, though, as many startups already operate in the space. But unlike Uravu, most of them use refrigeration as a method to condense air in the atmosphere, which is an expensive process with high energy requirements. Uravu’s method which uses a desiccant is relatively less capital-intensive and energy-intensive and also requires much less maintenance. The desiccant used in the machine has a shelf life of around ten years, and the rest of the components are mostly conventional electronic components like fans and pipes.
S1 E37 · Tue, October 11, 2022
An ecopreneur by passion and a professional engineer, Surabhi Shah is responsible for Carragreen's marketing, finances, and product manufacturing. She is passionate about yoga and design. The mother-in-law and daughter-in-law team are known for shattering social norms and are on a mission to offer customised, biodegradable, non-toxic, and eco-friendly products at reasonable prices. She established Carragreen in 2018, an eco-friendly startup based in Indore that specialises in biodegradable stationery and packaging options. Pens, pencils, seed paper diaries, and monthly calendars are all part of the product line. Additionally, it offers perforated biodegradable boxes that can be used to pack and transport food items and change into plates and spoons as needed. Wooden spoons called Carraspoons are a popular item. They work to make the planet Earth greener, cleaner, and healthier with their products.
S1 E36 · Tue, October 04, 2022
13-year-old Anoushka Jolly, the founder, and CEO of InnerArk Blocktech Private Limited, Anti Bullying Squad (ABS), and Kavach, The Mobile App, is from Gurugram. She defines herself as an 8th grader who loves writing, entrepreneurship, and psychology. When she presented her idea on Shark Tank India, she was the youngest contestant. She has gained attention for her concept for the Kavach app, a tool to assist kids her age in combat bullying in schools and colleges. The awareness-building social initiative called the Anti-Bullying Squad seeks to reduce bullying in real life. This online community serves as a hub for experts who collaborate to plan one-on-one counselling sessions against bullying in schools. The platform was created with the intention of drastically reducing instances of the problem, and according to Jolly, with the assistance of schools, NGOs, and professionals, over 2,000 students from more than 100 schools and universities have benefited from ABS.
S1 E35 · Wed, September 21, 2022
What did you do when you were 16? Goofed around, played, and joked? A child prodigy and two-time entrepreneur Krishna Maggo manages an online platform for startups to raise money. When his board exams were postponed to 2021, Krishna founded his first business and used the free time to launch "GrowwVenture," a platform for angel investing. He then concentrated on retail investors and built his second business, "Sateeq," which enables regular people to become investors by contributing as little as Rs. 5000 to startups across India. Sateeq uses an invitation-only method to enroll startups. Krishna's ten-person business goes through a three-step verification process before registering businesses. This entails a startup being scouted and verified by Sateeq investors, followed by a review of investment possibilities. The final step is to hire an outside company to perform a startup's due diligence. Sateeq has registered more than a dozen startups and added more than 5,000 investors to its network in less than a month since the platform's beta launch. Investors like Mumbai Angels, Ivy Capital, Shraddha Sharma, Vaibhav Vardhan, Kiran Mani, Deshpande Startups, and Shark Tank India have already supported these startups.
S1 E34 · Tue, September 13, 2022
OPEN is a neo-banking startup based in Bengaluru that is focused on small businesses, enabling them to manage cash flows, automate accounting and get easy access to credit lines. The account has all the tools that are required by a small business to send and receive payments, combined with an AI-based accounting engine that automates bookkeeping and expense management. Apart from enabling businesses to run their finances effectively, the platform also offers APIs for developers to integrate banking and payments into their business workflows. Tune in to the conversation with Anish Achuthan and Kay to get an insight into the world of neo-banking.
S1 E33 · Wed, September 07, 2022
Meta (formerly Facebook) organised a creator meet-up in Bangalore, to celebrate creators from Karnataka, and the way they are using Reels as a global stage to grow and be discovered. In this episode of Tech for Change, host Kay Machado is in conversation with Mr Manish Chopra, Director and Head of Partnerships, Meta to talk about how Reels are changing the way content is created on Instagram and how reels are giving regional players a global stage.
S1 E32 · Tue, August 30, 2022
Global warming is real and sustainable development is the only way around it and CCAMP is on a mission to bring it to life. The Bengaluru-based research foundation bagged the National Technology Business Incubator Award. The sustainable development-focused firm ‘Sea6Energy’, which uses seaweed to create plant health bioactives, was incubated by C-CAMP as well as ‘Bugworks’ in the healthcare sector that focuses on next-generation broad-spectrum antibiotics to combat antimicrobial resistance.
S1 E31 · Tue, August 23, 2022
So, you have decided to establish a start-up. You have presented your ideas to investors, you have the groundwork ready, as well as a list of potential employees. But where do you go from there? How do you navigate the messy world of taxes and paperwork and laws surrounding businesses? Udita Pal and Ankit Parasher realised that there is a great need among early-stage startups to manage their finances, and set up the neo-banking platform SALT to cater to this specific gap in the market. Tune in to the conversation with Udita, Ankit and RJ Kay as the founders break down how SALT helps MSMEs find their footing and the future of this venture.
S1 E30 · Tue, August 16, 2022
Soraj Dhanai and A Vijayarajan founded Innaccel. The company uses Biodesign to identify and validate critical unmet needs in India through a 3-4 month clinical immersion at a partner hospital. They have designed products like an AI-powered fetal heart rate monitor for mothers in labor or after 36 weeks of gestation. It claims to be more accurate, reliable and easier to use than conventional heart rate monitors. In addition to this, they have also introduced a portable device that can provide breathing support to infants with breathing difficulties at a very low cost. Tune into the conversation between RJ Kay and A Vijayarajan, to find out more about this company that makes healthcare devices accessible and affordable for the general public.
S1 E29 · Tue, August 09, 2022
Waste is the biggest problem that India is facing right now, and there are about 1.4 lakh tonnes of solid waste generated every day. Recykal, hopes to solve that problem by unlocking a circular economy, where waste is also used as raw material for more products. The Hyderabad-based firm has a hyperlocal infrastructure to connect waste collectors in the most effective way possible using technology. It was also recognised as Tech Pioneer 2022 by the World Economic Forum. Tune into the conversation between Chetan, Vikram and Kay to find out the reasons Recykal was started, and the responsibilities of both the government and the public in waste generation and recycling.
S1 E28 · Tue, August 02, 2022
With global warming and climate change being the most pressing issues today, businesses are hurrying up to reduce their carbon footprint. With this in mind, Saurabh Saraf and Ankit Mathur founded OffsetFarm, which is building on the Polygon blockchain, enabling investors to pre-finance climate projects that are listed on the platform. The investments are represented by NFTs called SPROUT, along with a token called OFFSET that is equivalent to one tonne of CO2 saved. The Singapore-registered startup has a seven-member team, including the founders, and it aims to help developers and investors in the carbon market by leveraging the use of blockchain. Join in on the conversation between the founders and Kay as they share their experiences, and their plans for the company. Ankit Mathur and Saurabh Saraf are co-founders of the OffsetFarm. They are both alumni of the Delhi College of Engineering, and founded the company to offer a platform for both project developers and investors.
S1 E27 · Wed, July 27, 2022
In the past, there have been several accidents at places like construction sites and mines, which have all been caused by lack of safety infrastructure. These accidents cost people their lives, and families their only sources of income. Blue-collar workers are sent into dangerous places, sometimes armed with only a helmet. But what if there is a way to improve the safety helmet, by enabling it with technology and making it easier for the wearer and the supervisors to better look out for their wellbeing? This train of thought was what inspired Pulkit Ahuja to found Proxgy Technologies , a B2B and B2G startup that makes custom safety helmets. Based in Gurugram, Proxgy has been in touch with the Government and several private organisations for IoT enabled smart helmets. Their idea was appreciated for its innovativeness, and even received funding when they went on the show, Shark Tank India. Tune into the podcast as Pulkit explains how to helmet improves the lives of blue-collar workers, by making a dumb plastic helmet so much safer, and how he thinks technology can be used for the good of people. Pulkit Ahuja is the founder and CEO of Gurugram-based startup Proxgy. He is also the author of two books, Googled by God and Risk Management in Basel. He completed his bachelor’s in computer science engineering from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University and received a post graduate diploma in management and finance from Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management, and is currently building new things everyday at Proxgy.
S1 E26 · Tue, July 19, 2022
Legal processes in India can seem long, daunting and hopelessly complicated for the average person. 23-year-old lawyer Shreya Sharma took this on as a challenge and set out to simplify all things legal by launching her own start-up, Rest the Case. The Pune-based company provides a media platform that serves two purposes: one, it simplifies complex legal jargon, and two, it provides templates for legal agreements and contracts that are customisable to the person’s needs. The primary aim of the platform, however, is to connect their clients with a lawyer that will be able to solve their specific problem, be it divorce, copyright, or property disputes. Tune in to the conversation between Shreya Sharma and RJ Kay as she shares her journey and how she thinks technology and the legal world can be integrated to better serve people. Shreya Sharma is the founder of Pune-based legal startup Rest the Case. She completed her Bachelor’s in Law from Cardiff University in the UK. She founded the company to provide a unified legal platform for the benefit of lawyers, clients and law students. India's growing legal services market was valued at $1.3 billion in 2018.
S1 E25 · Tue, July 12, 2022
Across the world, companies are working on building electric planes or flying taxis, either to carry goods or passengers. In India, Ubifly Technologies Private Limited, better known as The ePlane Company (TEC), is at the forefront of this sector. The company was founded in 2016 by Pranjal Mehta and Satyanarayanan Chakravarthy to provide aerial delivery services. A hybrid of drone and electric airplane technology, the startup is focused on building electric planes and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) for short-range intracity travels and is aimed at redefining urban mobility. Join in on the conversation between Professor Satyanarayanan and RJ Kay as they break down the future of drone and electric airplane technology. Professor Satyanarayanan has been teaching Aerospace Engineering at IIT Madras since 1998. He is also the head of the National Centre for Combustion Research & Development Lab (NCCRD) and the Centre of Propulsion Technology at IIT Madras. His study on propulsion was one of the reasons that led to the launch of TEC.
S1 E24 · Tue, July 05, 2022
Entrepreneur Vaishnavi Murali is bridging the access gap between artists and art buyers through Eikowa, India’s first online art gallery to obtain blockchain certification. Know more about the first platform to introduce blockchain technology for provenance in art in India. It has gone beyond catering to B2C buyers online and has ventured into B2B business as well. At present, Eikowa features paintings, serigraphs, and sculptures by over 80 artists including MF Hussain, Jatin Das, Raja Ravi Verma, and Manish Sharma, among others. The platform also makes suggestions if certain work looks under or overpriced, however, showcasing the democratic foundation the platform is built on, artists take the final call on pricing. Join in with RJ Kay and Vaishnavi Murali as they dive into all things art and NFTs
S1 E23 · Wed, June 29, 2022
Noida-based Jobsgaar is a career-tech platform aimed at connecting job seekers and employers from Tier II and III towns of India through a hassle-free process. Jobsgaar is a career-tech venture that is disrupting decade-old marketplaces or search-and-browse models for recruiters and job seekers. With its omnichannel approach and proprietary technology, Jobsgaar helps employers find well-matched and verified talent in Tier II and III towns in less than two minutes. The brand enables access to various digital inclusions for recruiters and job seekers through its innovative tech solutions that include the world’s first chatbot at WhatsApp. Jobsgaar is also the first Indian startup to have an Indo-Israeli founding team.
S1 E22 · Tue, June 21, 2022
PlayVerse, a technology-enabled entertainment company built on Web 3, has raised $1.5 million as seed funding from Japanese gaming company Akatsuki Inc. PlayVerse plans to launch its own D2C brand, which will be focused on an interconnected universe of content and “play”. It aims to unlock the full potential of an IP with a 360-degree approach to content and merchandise. This merchandise would include both physical products such as toys as well as digital assets like avatars, emojis, and skins creating more interest among users. They will be actively focusing on enabling content owners to maximize the monetization potential of their IPs. Jaineel Aga is a serial entrepreneur who recently sold his first venture, Planet Superheroes, to Nodwin Gaming, an esports company, and a subsidiary of NSE-listed Nazara Technologies. He is an alumnus of Duke University and has worked in strategy consulting and in private equity before pursuing entrepreneurship.
S1 E21 · Tue, June 14, 2022
Imprezz is the Indian vertical of Germany-based data service company Buhl Group, which was founded in 1995 by Waldemar Buhl. Imprezz was launched in 2019 and provides various services such as generating invoices, accounting solutions, payments, and more. According to Amit, the core of Imprezz is to become a “backbone for MSMEs” and build a platform that caters to all their needs. Apart from financing, MSMEs also face the challenge of finding a single solution for their different needs such as accounting, generating GST reports, and more. This is something Bengaluru-based Imprezz is trying to solve.
S1 E20 · Tue, May 31, 2022
Suneeth Tatineni and Chaitanya Ayinapudi from Hyderabad quit their IT jobs to start Caro Water, a one-of-a-kind startup delivering drinking water in paper boxes. Caro water is pure water that needs no description but the priority is the sustainable packaging that won’t harm nature, animals, and seashores. They believe in the customer base who are influenced by a green lifestyle, consciousness of health and the planet. India, a country home to over 1.3 billion people, equivalent to 17.7% of the world’s population has been struggling to reduce plastic usage for several years. The growing population and the plastic problem are getting worse day by day. However, the majority of it is emerging from plastic water bottles that people consume daily. This brought about a realization that a change needed to be made in the usage of water bottles, that’s when Caro Water began.
S1 E19 · Tue, May 24, 2022
In this episode of Tech For Change, our host @offairwithkay speaks with Mansoor Rahimat Khan and Siddharth Bhardwaj, co-founders of Bengaluru-based Beatoven.ai uses artificial intelligence (AI) to take the hassle out of composing and licensing music. Launched in 2021, Beatoven.ai is an AI-powered music tech startup that helps YouTubers, advertising agencies, and wedding film production houses create original soundtracks. The platform also solves music acquisition and licensing problems faced by creators.
S1 E18 · Tue, May 17, 2022
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISERB), Bhopal, have developed organic polymers, which they claim can remove toxic micropollutants from water, thus making it safer for human consumption. The research team led by Dr. Abhijit Patra, Associate Professor at the Department of Chemistry, IISER Bhopal, has tested these polymers in powder form for the removal of polar organic micropollutants removal at a laboratory scale. He believes large-scale fabrication of these materials in collaboration with industrial partners will open up avenues for real-time scavenging of toxic polar organic micropollutants from water. Called hypercrosslinked porous organic polymers’ (HPOPs), researchers claim that a teaspoon of the powder of these polymers will cover a significantly large area
S1 E17 · Tue, May 10, 2022
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S1 E16 · Mon, May 02, 2022
Prasanth is the co-founder of Upepo, a playful, project-based learning platform for kids 5-12. He leads the product, focused on creating delightful learning experiences for families that add true value to their lives. Nithish is an experienced entrepreneur with a history of working in the education management & healthcare industry. He is passionate about Innovation, Problem-Solving & Strategy. Just like a game, children can experiment with new projects, try, fail, improve and learn. Upepo encourages fun, creative spirals that set children up for life-long success. Their curriculum is designed by educators from Harvard & MIT to ensure students pick up critical learning, innovation, life, career, and global skills, aligned to the world-class p21 framework. Every project at Upepo is carefully designed to encourage children to get up from their seats and create, build and invent something incredible!
S1 E15 · Tue, April 26, 2022
Mingout is built around the idea that the business will make money when you are happy. Because even though you may match just once, you go on dates more often. And that’s the revenue – your happiness is the business’s incentive, not your loneliness. Because with Mingout, you are not just finding ‘matches’. You are experiencing ‘dates’. And with added layers for safety and self-discovery, Mingout wants to make sure that you go on nice, happy dates. Doing things you love, with a hint of romance. And that’s the value proposition – no complications, no over-the-top promises of finding your soulmate or forever after. Mingout offers something simple but the most important ingredient of any romantic journey- A better first date.
S1 E14 · Fri, April 22, 2022
Making the planet a better place begins with making your surroundings clean. Much has been said in campaigns across the world about single use plastic and its's ill effects. The little conscious choices we make in the products we use and the packaging we choose adds to the change we all need to bring in eliminating plastic waste. This episode Ashutosh Manohar, Chairman of Action Alliance for Recycling Beverage Cartons (AARC), carton industry veteran, and currently the Managing Director of Tetra Pak South Asia, speaks about what big and small steps the packaging industry is taking in the materials they choose, so that we as consumers can make the right decisions about the products we buy.
S1 E13 · Tue, April 19, 2022
While studying engineering around 2011 at BITS Pilani, which is located in a small city in North-eastern part of Rajasthan, Vaibhav Singh lived through the problem of limited healthcare access in rural towns. Vaibhav and his friends decided to start working on a database, which would list students’ parents who were doctors. The students could contact a toll-free number, which would connect them to the doctors in the database, who could help them out by understanding their symptoms. This formed the basis of Visit Health, a healthcare startup based in Delhi. Awarded as the "Youth of the Year" in the field of Healthcare Services and recognised as Forbes 30 under 30, Asia in the field of Healthcare & Science, Vaibhav Singh and his team at Visit Health are striving passionately towards their goal of making healthcare simpler and accessible.
S1 E12 · Tue, April 12, 2022
Vikram Singh Meena is the founder of drone delivery startup TechEagle. Growing up in Kishanganj in the Tonk district of Rajasthan, a village with poor road connectivity, he saw his family and the larger community suffer due to want of access to better medical facilities. Losing loved ones to snake bites and accidents, Vikram was determined that this is a problem he would solve one day. This vision became a reality when he founded Gurugram-based TechEagle in 2015, which manufactures long-range, high speed, heavy payload delivery Drone solutions. In this episode of tech for change listen to our host @offairwithkay speak with Vikram about how he tackled this problem of connectivity by exploring drone solutions through his company TechEagle.
S1 E11 · Tue, April 05, 2022
In this episode of tech for change listen to our host @offairwithkay speak with Uzair Merchant who explains- “Stardust is a tussle between two worlds where the character is desperate for an escape to find answers, only to learn life has a flow of its own. It is to be observed, not fought with - the idea that we all come from Stardust and to Stardust we shall return.”
S1 E10 · Wed, March 30, 2022
In this episode of Tech for Change, host Kay Machado talks about the latest advancements in the phone world. The world has a number of options to choose but people still prefer Samsung for their own convenient reasons. The host talks about the newly launched Samsung S22. How was the hands-on review and how the new phone can make your daily life easy? Tune in to know more! This episode is sponsored by Samsung.
S1 E9 · Tue, March 22, 2022
Not knowing the quality of water and appropriate purification methods is a major challenge compared to accessibility to different types of purifiers. “Since approximately half, of the world’s population is still dependent on groundwater, there is a genuine need for a system that regularly monitors and pre-warns about anomalies or degradation in groundwater not just to the authorities but to the entire community around it. This is where saltwater comes in. The Saaf water platform comprises hardware and the dashboard both connected via a backend on IBM Cloud. The hardware is a cellular-enabled, low-powered, plug-and-play unit that checks for different water parameters and sends it to the IBM Watson IoT Platform. In this episode of tech for change listen to our host @offairwithkay speak with Satyam Prakash about how this AI-IoT platform is designed to regularly monitor the groundwater and effectively communicate that information — not just to the authorities, but to the community as well. To know more about Saafwater visit: Saaf water
S1 E8 · Tue, March 15, 2022
Dr. Judy Jeevarajan is the Vice President and Executive Director of the Electrochemical Safety Research Institute at Underwriters Laboratories Inc. She has worked in the area of batteries for more than 25 years with a primary focus on lithium-ion chemistry. Before joining UL, she worked at NASA-Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston for 12 years. She was the Group Lead for Battery Safety and Advanced Technology at NASA-JSC. Before becoming a civil servant at NASA in 2003, she worked on-site at NASA-JSC for Lockheed Martin Space Operations for five and a half years. Over the years, the battery industry has evolved on a huge scale. From using lithium-ion cells in portable and small electronic equipment to massive power and energy systems used in aviation, automotive, space, etc. In this episode of Tech for Change, listen to our host @offairwithkay speak with Judy about how she is working to bridge the gap that calls for greater safety measures due to exponential growth in the battery industry To know more about visit: Judy Jeevarajan | Underwriters Laboratories (www.UL.org)
S1 E7 · Tue, March 08, 2022
Jayant Singh, professor at IIT-Kanpur’s chemical engineering department, belongs to a family that has professionally worked in the agriculture sector for two generations. He notes that talks at home always opened discussions on how their knowledge and skills could benefit the farmer fraternity. In 2013-14, the Central government began laying emphasis on improving the soil quality in agriculture. This move motivated Jayant to conceive a convenient and easy technological tool for farmers to check soil health. In this episode of Tech for Change, listen to host @offairwithkay speak with Prof. Jayant Singh about his device the “Bhu Parikshak” (soil tester), which is a portable soil testing device that is accessible with a smartphone and helps understand the nutrient value of the soil. To know more about Bhu Parikshak visit: Bhu Parikshak (cnislab.com)
S1 E6 · Tue, February 22, 2022
In this episode of Tech for Change, listen to our host @offairwithkay speak with Ayush Jain the co-founder of Xane AI which is an award-winning B2B SaaS AI platform aimed at revolutionizing user experience using Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing to help organizations in creating personalized user experiences. It uses AI, computer vision, and NLP to help organisations create personalised user experiences. Xane is essentially an AI platform that helps businesses reduce their cost to service, and increase user retention through DIY (do-it-yourself) diagnostics, using computer vision and natural language processing (NLP). A person working in a factory can quickly run diagnostics on a stalled or broken-down machine, or even use Xane’s platform to carry out a standard operating procedure.
S1 E5 · Tue, February 15, 2022
There are only a few profiles that come to our mind and when we talk about the medical field like doctors and nurses, this is because of lack of awareness and because it's supply-driven and not demand. Virohan aims to bridge the gap between industry demand and the skills of the workforce by using its ‘technology skill stack’ through which Virohan predicts job demand for each job role across India, builds out the curriculum needed and delivers standardized training through blended learning across training centres. In this episode of Tech for Change, host @offairwithkay speaks with Nalin Saluja, Co-founder, Virohan talk about how they are working on reducing this gap and the role Virohan is playing in aggregating the fragmented training ecosystem in India through a plug & play installation of its technology stack at training centres to provide affordable, accessible, quality training.
S1 E4 · Tue, February 08, 2022
In this episode of Tech for Change, host @offairwithkay speaks with Anirudh Sharma, Co-founder, Digantara who shares how their start-up has developed India’s first In-orbit Space Debris Monitoring and tracking system, which will provide global real-time earth coverage by deploying a constellation of cost-efficient nanosatellites in LEO (Low Earth Orbit) and a space-based air surveillance payload for accurate tracking of both aircraft and space objects. Digantara was also selected as one of the top eight startups of the world, and the only startup idea from India at the International Astronautical Congress in Washington DC, the US in 2019.
S1 E3 · Tue, February 01, 2022
In this episode of Tech For Change, listen to host @offairwithkay speak with Dr K Chandrasekar who tells us about one such device -3nethra. Where it screens the anterior (cornea) and posterior (retina) for four eye diseases — cataracts, diabetic retina, glaucoma and cornea issues within five minutes. Unlike any other device, it works without dilating the eyes.
S1 E2 · Tue, January 25, 2022
We often talk about the rural-urban gaps and that has only increased with the world turning towards a digital era. Is this even possible to bridge this gap? And this is where Vamsi Udaygiri comes in, who is highly passionate with strong execution experience in rural value chains and founded Hesa. Hesa, is a start-up that enables connectivity and door-step access in rural India, redefining rural commerce.
S1 E1 · Tue, January 18, 2022
Do you know the process of how the walls are built around you? Though most of us wish to make an eco-friendly shift in our lives. This is what we might ignore or least think about while doing so. Cement extracted from the earth and mixed together with water have created a recipe for disaster. Half of the CO2 emissions from cement happen during the process. If cement were considered a country, it would become the third-largest CO2 emitter in the world, surpassing a massive country like India. Didn’t expect that right? What’s the alternative then? Don’t worry we have got you covered.
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