1. AarogyaAI

AarogyaAI uses genomics and AI-powered precision diagnosis to track infectious diseases early and suggest the most effective drugs in each case. Its SaaS solution for precision diagnosis shows promising sensitivity and specificity outcomes after validation with 1,000 samples.

Although in the pre-revenue stage, the startup has been awarded $80,000 in grants by NITI Aayog, BIRAC, NASSCOM, and others. It was also part of GE Healthcare’s India Edison Accelerator Programme in April this year.

2. Binks 

Tailoring services, part of India’s tertiary/service sector, are hugely unorganized and urgently need an upgrade. So, Bengaluru-based Binks was set up in 2019 to refurbish custom-stitched fashion space with the help of digital-age technology.

The startup plans to enter six more cities and set up three more tailoring hubs. It is set to go live with the first pan-India B2B2C tie-up for bulk orders and pilot an international tailoring service for the Indian diaspora.

3. Charzer

Bengaluru-based Charzer entered the EV charging space in 2020 to ensure that the lack of charging stations would not halt the growth of the fledgling industry in India. The startup provides an asset-light, affordable setup and creates a network for easy access to public charging stations. In the process, it has converted neighborhood cafeterias, restaurants, malls, and mom-and-pop stores into EV charging stations by installing a compact, zero-maintenance, and IoT-enabled charging system.

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