Indra Water ↗

Electrochemical wastewater-treatment systems use electricity-driven reactions to remove contaminants. Modular equipment treats industrial water near its source so it can be reused, reducing reliance on conventional chemical-heavy processes.

TESSOL ↗

Thermal-storage technology keeps food and medicines at controlled temperatures during transport. Rechargeable thermal batteries store cooling energy, reducing the fuel and refrigeration burden of last-mile cold chains.

Flo Mobility ↗

Autonomous construction robots move materials around building sites. The Flo Hauler combines physical carts with navigation, perception and fleet-control software, reducing repetitive manual hauling.

General Aeronautics ↗

Designs agricultural drones and aerial systems. Its spray drones automate crop treatment, combining aircraft design, flight control and application hardware for farm operations.

Optimized Electrotech ↗

Builds electro-optic surveillance systems that combine cameras, sensors, AI and specialized hardware for long-range detection. Products serve border, perimeter, aerospace and other security applications.

Solinas ↗

Robots inspect and clean buried water and sewer pipes. Endobot handles inspection, HomoSEP mechanizes sanitation work, and SWASTH AI turns inspection results into maps and maintenance records.

Mindgrove ↗

Designs Indian RISC-V systems-on-chips: processors with computing, memory interfaces and security functions on one chip. Secure IoT targets connected devices; Vision SoC targets cameras and other edge-vision hardware.

GalaxEye ↗

Builds Earth-observation satellites combining radar and optical sensors. Radar can see through clouds and darkness, while optical images are easier to interpret; the combined data serves agriculture, infrastructure and security applications.

Doppelio ↗

Tests connected products using virtual copies of devices rather than large physical fleets. Teams can reproduce network failures, device behavior and heavy traffic to check IoT applications before release.

FirstHive ↗

A customer-data platform combines first-party information from online and offline sources. Marketers use unified customer profiles to run campaigns and measure response; this is enterprise software rather than a physical deep-tech product.

Infilect ↗

Image-recognition software measures retail shelves from store photos. Consumer brands and retailers use it to check stock, product placement and display compliance without manually reviewing every shelf.

Intugine ↗

Supply-chain software brings tracking information across road, rail, air and ocean transport into one view. Enterprises use it to monitor shipments, detect exceptions and coordinate logistics operations.

iTuring.ai ↗

An AI platform for banks, insurers and other regulated businesses manages data, model development, deployment and model risk. It helps teams apply machine learning to credit, fraud and other business decisions.

KNOLSKAPE ↗

Enterprise learning software uses simulations and AI-supported exercises to develop leadership, digital and business skills. It serves workforce training and performance readiness, not physical deep-tech manufacturing.

SimYog ↗

Simulation software helps hardware engineers find electromagnetic interference before building prototypes. It checks whether electronic devices emit too much unwanted electrical noise or fail when exposed to it; this is engineering software, not a chip maker.

Voiro ↗

Revenue and advertising-management software for media, retail and financial businesses. Its tools connect ad sales, campaign operations, billing and reporting so teams can reconcile revenue.

VuNet ↗

Observability software follows business transactions across applications and infrastructure. Banks and other enterprises use vuSmartMaps to see where payment or service journeys slow down or fail.