Technology

Built in labs, hospitals and schools — not boardrooms — these AI tools are improving accessibility, healthcare, education and public safety across India.

From spotting methane build-up inside dumps to mapping urban heat islands in real time, SatLeo Labs is helping cities move from reactive firefighting to climate-smart foresight.

For 17 years, Bengaluru-based Dr Parag Gad worked on ‘xStep’, a non-surgical device designed to support movement in paralysis and cerebral palsy.

From generating 8.5 million reports to serving 3,000+ centres across 24 states, this healthtech startup is using AI to eliminate diagnostic delays and bring faster, equitable radiology care to India.

Agrograde turned personal farming experience into AI-powered machines that bring efficiency, precision, and fairness to post-harvest processes, reducing losses and empowering thousands of farmers across India with technology designed for their needs.

As demand for real-time Earth data grows, EON Space Labs is coming up with compact, home-grown optics and integrated engineering, reshaping India’s satellite imaging ecosystem.

Facing fragmented health data systems, Assam launched Swasthya Sewa Dapoon — an in-house MIS-GIS platform that integrates HR, finance, ASHA services, and infrastructure to deliver data-driven public healthcare.

Indian cities are adopting AI-powered surveillance to detect threats, manage crowds, and optimize policing in real time—reshaping urban safety beyond traditional CCTV.

Small changes in farming practices can have a big impact on rice fields. By focusing on efficient use of resources and thoughtful crop management, farmers are seeing healthier plants, stronger growth, and the potential for more productive harvests season after season.

From remote villages to crowded city neighbourhoods, India’s youth are stepping into tech careers with confidence and purpose. Anudip Foundation shows how access to skills can change futures — one learner at a time.