Pakistani startup led by Nust graduate wins award at Silicon Valley summit
Pakistani startup RLabs has won the best startup award at the Silicon Valley November Summit in California, with the government on Saturday hailing the achievement as showcasing the “growing strength of our startup ecosystem”. RLabs, a Pakistani startup incubated at the National Incubation Centre for Aerospace Technologies (Nicat) and led by Harris Ahmed, won the ‘GOAL Startup Award’ at the…
Pakistani startup RLabs, led by Harris Ahmed, emerged victorious at the Silicon Valley November Summit in California, earning the prestigious 'GOAL Startup Award'. The event, organized by Plug and Play, brought together over 3,000 attendees from the tech industry, including founders, venture capitalists, and government partners.
RLabs, incubated at the National Incubation Centre for Aerospace Technologies, presented their innovative work on extended reality (XR) simulators, synthetic data, and machine learning training. Ahmed, a 2018 graduate of the National University of Sciences and Technology, expressed his excitement about using XR to train machine instincts.
The summit focused on artificial intelligence and deep tech, featuring live demonstrations and pitches from over 300 startups. The Pakistani government hailed the achievement as a testament to the "growing strength of our startup ecosystem" and the "extraordinary potential of Pakistani talent." IT Minister Shaza Fatima Khawaja emphasized the government's commitment to nurturing innovation and creating global opportunities for Pakistani entrepreneurs.
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