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AI for Antibody Discovery & Screening
immunitoAI is developing an AI-powered platform for antibody discovery and screening. The platform screens and ranks the best antibody candidates for a given target/antigen. With this technology, the discovery process can be made 2x more efficient while improving the success rate.
Ai Palette predicts trends for F&B companies
Ai Palette's Foresight Engine uses sophisticated NLP models and image recognition trained on F&B datasets to deliver significant product innovation time and cost savings for clients.
Insane AI is an AI powered Fitness app
Insane AI is an AI powered fitness app which leverages computer vision on the mobile phone to create personalized workouts at home. It makes workouts fun and engaging using immersive gamification routines.
Already started investing out of the second fund
pi Ventures will continue to back companies, across a wide range of sectors, that solve large global problems on the back of technology.
Early-stage venture capital fund that backs AI and deep tech startups, has received approval from markets regulator to raise a $100m venture fund
"I firmly believe that in the next 10-15 years, India can become a DeepTech nation and we at pi will do our best to put India on the DeepTech innovation map of the world" - says Manish Singhal
LimeChat is an AI chatbot for Commerce
LimeChat was founded in 2020 amid a pandemic-induced surge in adoption of e-commerce in India. The chatbot offers conversational experiences to customers on platforms including WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger.
Wysa is an AI based mental wellness startup
Google, via its assistant investment program, has invested an undisclosed amount in Wysa, the AI-based Indian mental health startup, marking the fund’s first investment in Asia.
The Indian space startup has successfully fired its higher stage semi-cryogenic rocket engine called Agnilet
The rocket engine is capable of carrying up to 100 kilos to low earth orbit (LEO), which is around 700 kilometers above the Earth’s surface.
