Emergent Ventures India, 19th cohort
Asit Singh, founder of Syngi, received his grant to develop sub-angstrom optical MEMS sensors for next-generation semiconductor lithography. Rishabh received his grant to build a platform for real-time updates from Delhi courts, making judicial activity easier to track and understand. Hari and Naveen received their grant for Archgen AI, an agentic ecosystem connecting legacy EDA […] The post…
Emergent Ventures India announced the 19th cohort of its startup accelerator program, awarding grants to a diverse group of innovators across various fields. Among the recipients is 18-year-old Shubh, who will develop scalable robotics using world models, and 16-year-old Avyukt Jindal, who will pursue research in condensed matter physics.
Other notable grants include Michaela Talwar's platform for tracking Indian court activities, Avi Mohan Kumar Shuklaa's solar-powered AI elephant deterrent, and Arnav's development of a $200 diagnostic pen for Parkinson's scans.
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