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Developing technologies for better healthcare delivery Shantanu, CEO Anurag, CTO Shruti, CMO Everyday 800 women dies due to pregnancy complications Allow hospitals to cover 70% Hospitals and Doctors 1 million Presence in trained health-


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Developing technologies for better healthcare delivery Shantanu, CEO Anurag, CTO Shruti, CMO

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CareNx Innovations Pvt. Ltd 2 Increased competition among hospitals need better reach in rural areas 1 million trained health- workers in rural areas earning very less 70% Hospitals and Doctors Presence in Urban Areas

Everyday 800 women dies due to pregnancy complications Rural population (70% of India) need to travel at least 20km for expert healthcare access and 58% of rural population visit private hospitals

  • Allow hospitals to cover

untapped market

  • Reduce Operational Cost
  • Empower Health workers

with smart technology for better reach

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Clinic-on-Mobile

Digital Identity HealthCare Access for Primary Care Affordable Point of Care Diagnosis Connectivity With Experts Early Intervention

CareNx Innovations Pvt. Ltd 3

Change Photos and Add LabMo: Mobile Assay Reader mStetho: Digital Stethoscope with mobile App

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Opportunity and Value for Money!

  • 30 million pregnancies every year

in India and 50% of them deliver at home .We can help to increase institutional deliveries

  • India the capital of Diabetic and

Cardiac Problems with no proper facilities for major population, we can connect this population to mainstream

  • More than 150,000 rural health

centers by government and more than 70% doctors practice in urban areas, both needs reduced cost and increased reach

  • Replicable in Southeast Asia,

Latin America and Africa

4 CareNx Innovations Pvt. Ltd

CareNx Clinic-on- Mobile

Data Analytics for: Insurance, Pharma, Consumer Products

Doctors/Hospi tals with per patient model

End User- Consumer Product Government

Priority1 Why our customer will pay?

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SoilSenS Technologies Private Limited

IIT Bombay

creating wealth through sustainability……

Team

  • Prof. Maryam Shojaei Baghini

Professor, Richard Feynman Prize for the best paper, ICE (UK) Winner of Cadence Design Contest-India IIT Bombay Industry Impact Award

Rajul S Patkar (PhD) Jobish John (PhD) Mangesh Gurav (PhD) Vinay S Palaparthy (PhD)

  • Prof. V Ramgopal Rao

Chair Professor, Infosys Prize Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize IIT Bombay Excellence in Research award

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Wha hat t is is the the Prob roblem wit ith Indian Ag Agriculture?

21 March 2016 SoilSenS 11

Israel USA 14% GDP 51%

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Agri Agricult lture – Prof

  • fit

itable le ?

21 March 2016 SoilSenS 12

Assessment of Potential Markets for Soil Market Sensors, UC Davis study, 2015

80% 130% 30%

A low cost soil moisture sensor which will:  improve the efficiency of water-use  profitable for the farmer  sustainability of agriculture

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Product market fit

21 March 2016 SoilSenS 13

Civil Engineering Land irrigated by other resources is 64 million hectare

  • Rs. 6000 crores

10% of currently irrigated area

Total agri land

rain

  • ther

resources

Validation of proof of concept and product through agricultural institutes and farmers Government agencies Agricultural product distributors Strategic partner

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Peace Yo! Technologies

Hemanth Manchella: CEO & CMO Prashanth Dharawath : CFO Ashish Charan Tandi: CTO

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Problem/Need

Need for solutions to operate in non-conducive work environment to: –Remove Life risk –Reduce Cost –Improve efficiency –Consistence in Quality over prolonged usage

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Solution : Robots to aid humans

Defense Sector Customer

  • 1. Internal Security Agencies
  • 2. BSF/ITBP/Army
  • 3. Tier-1 Companies:Mahindra, L&T etc

Product/Solution

  • 1. Troop Leader Robot
  • 2. Explosive disposal robot

Uniqueness

  • 1. Bag pack Carryable
  • 2. Remote Bomb detonation
  • 3. Cross Country Vehicle

Civilian/Industrial Sector Customer

  • 1. Manufacturing Companies: HSL, Kirby
  • 2. Oil & Gas, Paint : Asian Paints, HPCL
  • 3. Infrastructure Companies: JP Infra

Product/Solution

  • 1. All Contour Robots for Painting, Welding,

cleaning/maintenance Uniqueness

  • 1. Customized robotic solutions
  • 2. Simultaneous Quality Assurance
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Value Addition

We develop robotic solutions as per Industry/Customer defined requirements. The product gets validated by the end user. Adaptability is addressed as a design constraint in the process of development of the product. –Social Impact: Restoring the dignity of humans –Financial Impact: Reduced Costs & Increased Efficiency –Global Impact: Consistence in Quality over prolonged periods. –Environmental Impact: Reduce the wastage of raw materials.

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Devyesh Tandon CTO Tushar Sharma CMO Kunal Tyagi CEO Yash Agarwal CFO Hover micro-AUV for Underwater Hull Inspection In-Lieu of Dry Docking

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PROBLEM

Ship Hull Inspection Process

1. Business Policy and Strategy: An Action Guide, Sixth Edition :: Dry docking is done early for inspection, cleaning, painting and routine repairs.

Ship enters WET DOCK

1.

Equipment testing in WET DOCK

2.

Water drained (now dock is dry)

4.

Manual inspection Manpower intensive, time consuming and dangerous

5.

Repairs & re-painting

6.

Ship Ready to go

7.

Ship enters DRY DOCK which has a very tight waitlist Duration: 2 weeks1 Cost: Approx. ₹ 6 cr. ($1 Million)

3.

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PROBLEM

Ship Hull Inspection Process

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SOLUTION

The Hovering Class AUV will scan the Hull for any flaws and biofouling by using 3D Multi- beam Imaging Sonar while the vessel is in the wet dock which will save significant amount of time in the dry dock.

Our Prototype

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SOLUTION

Dimen ension

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s (in mm mm) 1070 x 1000 x 410 1100X 700 X 730 Weigh ght (Dry) ry) 79 kg 42 kg Depth Ra Rating 30 m 50 m Endu ndurance Up to 3.5 hours Up to 4 hours Spee peed 0.25 m/s 0.6 m/s Total Ener nergy 1.5 kWh 0.75 kWh

HAUV BLUEFIN ROBOTICS OUR PROTOTYPE

Competitive Analysis

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  • Target Customers: Shipyards and Port Management Companies
  • Ours is a B2C market
  • There is a surplus of demand for dry docking (thus waitlist

exists)

  • Our AUV reduces the time consumed for Dry Dock operations by

20%

  • Per Unit Life-cycle-cost of ₹ 10 crores ($1.4 Million) charged to

the customer for 3 years will be recovered within the first 3 months of usage.

CUSTOMER VALIDATION

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  • Estimated Per Unit Cost: ₹ 80 Lacs ($128K)
  • Estimated selling price: ₹6 crores ($ 1 M)
  • Gross Profit Margin: 750%

MONETIZATION

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Thank You

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Shubham Chauhan: CTO Shivam Kumar: CMO & CEO Sri Harsha Gangisetty: CFO

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BUBBLE- APP

Bubble enables the users to interact with their Circles – Global or Local, during a sports match, by viewing their sentiments as the match progresses, providing them a sense of connectivity and awareness akin to what we call, A Living Room Experience!

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Solution Connectivity that revolves around Sentiments Data efficient stream of match data A Personalized and Engaging Sports Viewership Experience Enhanced Social Media Experience on a Second Screen

NLP, Sentiment Analysis, Real-time rendering

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Monetization

  • App Monetization

Value of Ads on sports platform– 7.8 Billion $ Paid of IOS users– 1 $/year

  • B2B Sales

Insights for broadcasters*

  • Secondary Platform Monetization

Language services – 13.4 Billion $ by 2020

*No numbers yet

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Ankith M S CEO

Task: Exploring new business

  • pportunity

Kurien Zacharia CTO

Task: Exploring features to be included to make user experience better

Vivek Poonia CMO

Task: Revenue Model and go to market strategy

News for the curious

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The Problem

Web article on Apple releasing iOS 8.4

Typical news article

  • 600-1200 words
  • 40-60% content irrelevant
  • Already aware
  • Not interested

Typical news article

  • Not satisfied with completeness
  • f current article
  • Cannot go in depth on particular

topic

  • Do not understand some part of

the article Not interested in this part Interested part Not interested in this part Interested part

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Our Solution (on a Desktop)

Web article on Apple releasing iOS 8.4

Page 1 Page 2

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Revenue Model

Sponsored Articles Analytics

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Thank You

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Providing accessibility to affordable power derived from renewable resources free from geographic and transmission constraints

  • By Visat Patel (CTO) & Monika Tiwari (Chief R&D)
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TEAM USHVA

Visat Patel (CTO) Previously worked as Sr. Design Engineer at IIT Bombay Racing

Pursuing Dual Degree in Mechanical Engineering from IIT BOMBAY

Ashutosh Kumar (CEO) Previously worked with Saathi (Co founder ), Won Harvard

Business School venture competition 2014 and crowd favourite award in the Social Enterprise Track Graduated from IIT Bombay (Mechanical Engineering)

Nilesh Parasad (CMO) Pursuing MBA in Marketing from ITM Kharghar | Electrical

Engineering (Nagpur University)

Monika Tiwari (Energy Science and Engineering | IIT Bombay) (Chief R&D) Paritosh Gupta (Mechanical Engineering | IIT Bombay) Shrinidhi Torbi (Electronics and Communications Engineering | BITS Dubai) Deenanath Gupta (Electronics and Communications Engineering | KJ Somaiya) Tejas Vobhate (Electronics and Communications Engineering | Mumbai University) Monil Desai (Electronics Engineering | RKNEC ) Rehan Poonawala (Mechanical Engineering | University of Michigan) Sachi Sapre (Bachelors of Science, Management| Purdue University)

  • Prof. Dinesh Kabra (Engineering Physics Dept. | IIT Bombay)

Subodh Patel (Director | Metaforge Industries)

MANAGEMENT & FOUNDING TEAM CORE TEAM MENTORS

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Current Problems faced in Market

  • Price of conventional energy is increasing day by day.
  • Indian made solar inverters are unreliable with poor after sales services and the foreign made are 5x

the cost.

  • The Solar Inverters currently available in the market are like black box for the costumers
  • No data is available about the qualitative and quantitative working of Solar PV systems installed by

private and government entities

  • Lack of energy generation data by the Solar PV systems which has led to major disturbance in the

grid.

  • Lot of unnecessary consumption of energy take place in home and industrial appliances due to lack
  • f real time energy usage monitoring for individual appliances

What if all these issues could be solved using a Single System!

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BEACON – Ushva’s Smart Solar PV System

Smart Solar Inverter + Wireless Hubs + Smart Plugs + Real-time Data Monitoring Application

  • Immunity from rising electricity cost

with added comfort

  • Customers(Government facilities,

Industries & Households) get option of buying Only smart solar inverter OR Beacon - Complete Smart System

  • Real-time

power monitoring for individual appliances through a mobile phone application

  • Transparent

Functioning: Real-time renewable energy generation data for the customers as well as for the utility companies for power scheduling

  • Modular Design of the system for

fastest error rectification and most efficient after sales servicing

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Designing at Ushva Manufacturing and Testing Ushva Warehouse B2B B2C Solar Panel Manufacturers Builders Government Projects Households Industries Outsourcing Expenditure Revenue

BEACON MARKET EVALUATION & BUSINESS PLAN

MONETIZATION

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THANK YOU

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Tripie

Re innovate your vacations

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Team

  • Deepak Miglani
  • Chief Growth Officer
  • Past : Idea Rise ; Airbus

Bhoumik Shah

Chief Executive Officer Past : IdeaRise; IITB Racing

Deepak Sharma

Chief Technology Officer Past : PSTakeCare

Rohit

Chief Product Developer Past : Microsoft

Naman

Chief App Developer

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Problems

❏Making an itinerary takes a lot of effort ❏Difficult to keep in mind various constraints ❏Rescheduling is needed even for a pre planned itinerary

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Our Product

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 A lot of players in the market  Landing Page  150 + downloads in a campaign

To Do :  100 + Interviews from different customer segment  Getting background knowledge of partners

Customer Validation

Foreigners coming to India Indians going to Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, etc. Indians travelling in multiple cities in India

Hotels, Flights, Local transportation, spas, any other booking Restaurants, Bars Makemytrip, Goibibo

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Thank You

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soundsurround

by ColorString

“Welcome to the era of 3D sound” CTO(Software) CEO CFO CMO CTO(Hardware) Pritam Baral Ashray Malhotra Pratik Lodha Ankush Thakkar Kush Motwani

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Confidential

Patent Pending

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Concerts

  • People pay a lot of

money for concerts!

  • But they only get a

louder musical experience than they can get at home.

  • Concert technology

hasn’t changed since

  • long. Speakers just

keep getting louder.

  • Even best audio

technologies today are stuck at 5.1 systems.

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Reinventing audio!

  • We have built a system that

connects upto 1000s of wearable speakers to give a highly immersive experience!

  • A revolutionary take on how

people experience audio.

  • The best audio experience ever!
  • Opens up a new dimension of

creativity for artists.

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market size/revenue model

  • In our market research, people are ready to pay around 20-40%

premium over current market prices.

  • An average concert ticket costs 3k and on an average 5k people

attend a concert.

  • Even a conservative estimate projects a revenue of 30 lakhs per

concert!

  • Providing a new experience, something that can’t be enjoyed at

home will pull more viewers to concerts, leading to potential revenue source from concert organisers.

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Thank you