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Pruthvi, a chip developed by Saankhya Labs can be used to develop systems that work across the wireless spectrum for civilian and defence use cases.

Remember the scene from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone in which Ron Weasley plays chess on a giant board, …

Cron Systems is deploying Kavach, a laser and infrared tech-based weatherproof fencing system to protect India’s borders from intrusions.

Sanjeev Sharma of Swaayatt Robots is developing autonomous self-driving technology for Indian roads with their peculiar problems and chaotic traffic.

Haemorrhagic shock is one of the leading causes of death among soldiers in the Indian Army. It occurs when someone …

Developed by Endless Robotics, Walt can do around 60-70% of the repetitive work involved in a paint job all by itself or assist human painters.

Remember that time when you were at a meeting and just could not manage to get connected to the projector …

Arun Jaitley has increased the allocation for incentive schemes like M-SIPS and EDFs to Rs 745 crores in 2017-18. This will boost India’s hardware companies.

Bengaluru startup Invento Tech has developed humanoid robot Mitra to provide intelligent assistance to humans by interacting with them in various contexts.

The Indian Army was convinced to buy thermal imaging devices from Bengaluru-based startup Tonbo Imaging only after it saw the US Special Forces use them.

The maker movement is gathering momentum with startups offering DIY kits for young people sprouting across India. Maker kids are smiling all the way.

The Indian startup ecosystem has never been conducive to hardware startups. Getting investors and good talent onboard, hardware sourcing and prototyping are some of the problems plaguing such startups here. Finding early adopters for products has also been a problem

The wearable device, named TJAY, is a smart glove that enables remote tracking, monitoring and diagnosis of epileptic seizures, helping treatment of the disease.

A smartphone attachment to help monitor multiple medical tests strips.

SuperSuit is world’s first wearable gaming platform which will allow kids to play their favorite video games, but outdoors.

Built by Bengaluru-based startup Witworks. The Blink smartwatch comes at a starting price of Rs 12999 and will be available in two colours.

Meet the man behind cameras that can see around corners

Engineer’s Day is a tribute to M. Vishvewaraya considered one of the most influential engineers in the history of contemporary India.

Museinc, founded by Arvind Badrinarayanan and Sumukh Mysore, is finally close to launching its new age stethoscope called Taal.

A group of makers at Bengaluru makerspace Hacklab has developed a device to help blind and visually impaired individuals read better.