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A Bengaluru engineering couple created a rotating car seat that makes travel possible for people with mobility challenges. Their invention has already helped over 1,000 families across India travel safely and independently.
A new AI video creation tool from Bengaluru is cutting production costs by 50-60%, finally letting talented storytellers compete without Hollywood budgets. Users created 15,000 videos in just eight days.
Two young trainers in Bengaluru stripped a Maruti Eeco van and filled it with weights, creating a mobile gym that drives to apartment doorsteps. Now seniors in their seventies are doing push-ups and lifting weights for the first time in their lives.
A Bengaluru team is designing a satellite system that could guide drones and autonomous vehicles with centimeter-level accuracy, solving problems GPS can't handle. Their low-orbit approach promises stronger signals that work indoors and resist jamming.
A Bengaluru startup just opened Asia's biggest quantum computing chip factory, bringing cutting-edge technology manufacturing to India. The facility aims to build processors 100 times more powerful than today's within three years.
A new Bengaluru company has created a parachute system that automatically deploys in under two seconds when a drone fails, making city flights safer. The technology could unlock drone deliveries over populated areas by solving aviation's biggest safety concern.
A Bengaluru biotech company is converting agricultural waste into biodegradable alternatives to the petroleum-based plastics hiding in your shampoo and toothpaste. Their breakthrough could help India shift from importing specialty ingredients to exporting them worldwide.
A small Bengaluru company that builds the steering systems for rockets just raised its first major funding after a decade of steady growth. AADYAH Aerospace proves patient innovation can reach orbit.
A Bengaluru company is developing one of the world's most difficult rocket engines, aiming to make space launches faster and cheaper for India. With government backing and successful early tests, Astrobase could help India meet rising demand for satellite launches by 2029.
Two engineers from Bengaluru found a way to extract valuable metals from dead batteries without using harsh chemicals. Their company now transforms battery waste into pure lithium, cobalt, and nickel sold to industries across India.
After 50 failed recipes and 11 months of testing, two Bengaluru entrepreneurs created ice cream without a single chemical additive. Their brand ELVN-ELVN uses only real ingredients you can pronounce, and customers are traveling hundreds of miles to get it.
Two Indian researchers have built technology that creates personalized 3D brain maps in 60 minutes, helping doctors diagnose mental health conditions with unprecedented precision. BrainSightAI is already being used in operating rooms across India.