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A wearable medical device and a portable drone are among the five in today’s list of rising startups in India.
Ten3T
Bangalore-based medical grade wearables maker Ten3T has raised seed funding from Pi Ventures and angel investors. Its first device Cicer uses multiple sensors to collect and analyze clinical data for cardiac health. Its cloud-based software supports doctors and patients with predictive analytics.
Ten3T co-founders. Photo credit: Ten3T
“Medical care continues to be traditionally managed. With technological advances, there is an urgent need to build more powerful diagnostic capabilities coupled with interpretative tools,” says Ten3T co-founder Dr. Sudhir Borgonha, a physician who later graduated from the Sloan School of Management, MIT.
Manish Singhal, founding partner of Pi Ventures, adds: “We are looking to support disruptive product companies in the applied AI, ML, and IoT spaces, and Ten3T presents a compelling case.”
See: How a medical device maker got $5 million seed funding
Ideaforge
Photo credit: James Strong.
Bangalore-based drone maker Ideaforge has raised an undisclosed amount of funding from Indian IT services giant Infosys.
Ideaforge’s flagship product Netra is an unmanned aerial vehicle that’s light enough for a person to carry and can be launched from a roadside. It observes all activity in an 8 km radius and sends real-time video. Infosys says it will deploy the drones and derive data insights for industrial clients.
See: McKinsey finds it’s all talk and little action with data analytics in most companies
Pocket Aces
MoEngage
1Mg
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