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    Arunoday Singh-headed O-Health secures strategic funding

    O-Health has received strategic funding from several investors to advance its healthcare technology solutions. The company aims to enhance its voice-first AI-enabled clinical pre-assessment platform for better patient information management. The investment will support the expansion into additional healthcare sectors and development of indigenous AI models and clinical hardware. O-Health plans to broaden its focus to include preventive health technologies and intelligent hospital workflows.

    Intel's former CEO Pat Gelsinger says this Georgia Tech memory chip could be the industry's biggest breakthrough in 30 years; what is it and how could it transform AI industry?

    Nagare Labs was founded by Georgia Institute of Technology professors and researchers Suman Datta and Shimeng Yu. They spent years working on next-generation memory technologies. Their work involves oxide semiconductors. The company is based on research conducted at Georgia Tech and is seeking to turn its laboratory developments into a commercially viable memory product.

    Unilever announces €35 million investment for R&D expansion in India’s Mumbai and Bengaluru hubs

    Unilever announced a plan to invest an additional €35 million in its Indian research and development operations. The investment aims to enhance product innovation and biotechnology capabilities at its Mumbai and Bengaluru centers. Unilever has already invested €20 million over the past five years towards developing various research facilities in India.

    Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train can travel at 249 kmph speed carrying up to 1,114 passengers with two 8-coach trains joined to form a 16-coach train; free Wi-Fi for passengers

    India's first indigenous bullet train to run between Mumbai and Ahmedabad. Named as B-28 or Bharat 28, the train is nearing a crucial manufacturing milestone at BEML's Bengaluru facility. The eight-coach train will carry 557 passengers, operate at 249 kmph and feature Wi-Fi, accessible toilets and regenerative braking. Test runs are planned for 2027, with commercial operations targeted for August.

    This startup is selling a Rs 94,835 mosquito trap that uses a powerful blue laser and sensors similar to those in self-driving cars to track and kill mosquitoes while detecting people, pets and nearby surfaces to prevent accidental firing

    Photon Matrix has introduced a laser device that identifies and eliminates mosquitoes effectively. The products are priced at around $1,000 each, with a delivery estimate of 120 days. Both the indoor and outdoor models utilize advanced A.I. for mosquito detection and targeting. The system is designed to be safe for humans and pets, although independent safety testing is pending. This technology aims to revolutionize traditional mosquito control methods.

    China’s 5,000-ton digging machines are a trade war risk to India

    China is tightening export controls on tunnel-boring machines and other specialised construction equipment, raising concerns that the restrictions could disrupt India's infrastructure projects, particularly along the disputed Himalayan border.

    • Fintechs fortify cyber defences; Logistics cos in the speed lane

      Happy Monday! Fintechs are stepping up security as AI-powered cyberattacks become more sophisticated. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

      Students going abroad must return to country to give back to nation: DRDO DG Binay Das

      Binay Kumar Das expressed the crucial importance for students studying abroad to keep their cultural roots and identity alive. At the Open House event held at the Indian Institute of Technology, he motivated students to return to India and make meaningful contributions.

      Google's 'Project Suncatcher' achieves first successful AI response from space

      In a groundbreaking achievement, Google has successfully implemented an artificial intelligence model aboard a prototype satellite, marking a significant milestone for Project Suncatcher. Once launched, the satellite underwent initial tests where it powered its TPU and creatively generated a haiku about the cosmos. Future objectives involve challenging the satellite's resilience through various thermal and radiation tests, pushing the boundaries of AI in space exploration.

      Google’s Space AI just wrote a Haiku from orbit; here’s how it did it

      Google launched its Project Suncatcher prototype satellite on October 1, 2026, aboard SpaceX's Transporter-18 mission. Following initial checks, the satellite completed early machine learning tests with its onboard Gemma AI model. During a ground-station pass, the satellite generated a haiku about life in space, showcasing its capabilities. Google plans to explore the reliability of this technology under space conditions in future tests.

      India aims to be globally competitive semiconductor powerhouse by 2047: MoD

      India is working towards becoming a globally competitive semiconductor powerhouse by 2047 and focuses on next-generation technologies. The Defence Research and Development Organisation participated in the Emerging Science, Technology and Innovation Conclave 2026 themed 'Creative Minds, Catalysing Science, Empowering Society'.

      In 2001, Indiana used shredded scrap tires beneath State Road 31; after a year of monitoring, the unusual road fill showed low settlement and minimal internal heating

      In Lakeville, Indiana, a fascinating project incorporated shredded car tires into highway embankments, proving beneficial for waste management while ensuring road integrity. Over the course of a year-long study, officials noted negligible subsidence and no major heating issues. However, prevailing regulations and contractor biases remain significant barriers to the broad application of this innovative recycling technique in construction, highlighting the ongoing struggle to adopt eco-friendly practices within infrastructure.

      The next AI advantage for India's developers: Turning code into companies

      In India's rapidly growing builder economy, AI is revolutionising software creation, allowing developers to generate code and build prototypes in minutes. But speed is only half the battle-code to deployment is the other half. Through tools like GoDaddy's Developer Platform, the real opportunity is achieving this next half of the challenge seamlessly and turning fast-built applications into viable, long-lasting products and thriving companies.

      China's secret reusable spaceship spotted in US intelligence report: What we know about this mysterious plane and its mission

      A recently declassified US intelligence report has revealed a satellite image that confirms China's reusable spaceplane is currently orbiting. This significant development has sparked concerns about China's expanding capabilities in space and the potential military implications. The spacecraft is noted for its ability to interact with smaller objects during missions, amplifying worries about the competitive landscape of space exploration, as tensions between nations continue to rise.

      US releases rare photo of China's secretive Shenlong space plane: What does it reveal?

      China's Shenlong space plane was recently photographed in orbit, showing its design and structure. The Defense Intelligence Agency included the photograph in a report assessing threats in space. This image revealed the spacecraft's delta-shaped wings and open payload bay doors while docked with another satellite. Shenlong's history includes missions in which it has released and interacted with objects in orbit.

      School Assembly Headlines for October 30: Top national, international, sports and business updates

      School Assembly News Headlines for October 30, 2026: The Centre will release the 24th instalment of the PM-Kisan scheme on October 30, benefiting eligible farmers. The Bombay High Court has denied Meta's request to relocate a lawsuit to California, affirming Indian jurisdiction. Jamia Millia Islamia has prolonged online classes until November 24 due to ongoing protests on campus. In Israel's 2026 elections, Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc is reportedly leading with a projected seat count near 54.

      Cabinet approves Khelo India Sports Goods Manufacturing Scheme with outlay of over Rs 1800 crore

      The Khelo India Sports Goods Manufacturing Scheme has been approved by the Union Cabinet to develop the sports goods industry. The initiative includes creating dedicated Sports Goods Manufacturing Zones to enhance production capabilities. Significant financial support is allocated to encourage innovation and research in sports equipment manufacturing. The scheme aims to generate new employment opportunities and reduce import dependency in this sector.

      Meet Scott Heimendinger, the Seattle inventor who spent six years developing a $399 ultrasonic kitchen knife; what it does and how it works

      Scott Heimendinger is a Seattle-based inventor and culinary technologist. He is the founder and CEO of Seattle Ultrasonics. He developed the C-200, an eight-inch ultrasonic chef's knife designed to make cutting food easier and reduce the amount of force required. The idea came after he watched engineering videos on YouTube and came across industrial ultrasonic food-cutting machines.

      Ixigo co-founder Rajnish Kumar launches Rs 1 cr fund for IIT Kanpur startups

      The fund will support 10 technology-led startups from each graduating batch, with Rs 10 lakh in non-dilutive prototype funding for every selected startup, Kumar said in a statement.

      17-year-old girl invents sound-powered fire extinguisher that douses flames without water or chemicals, wins gold at international event

      A 17-year-old Mexican student, Ángela Karime Venegas Hernández, won gold at the International Science and Invention Fair 2026 in Indonesia for developing Vortex Tech, a prototype that uses low-frequency sound waves to extinguish small flames. Developed over a year with her uncle’s guidance, the device went through five versions and remains experimental, not a replacement for certified fire extinguishers.

      Anduril and Qualcomm plan to build laptop with US supply chain

      The companies unveiled a new product line on Tuesday called BlueChip intended to supply “America’s most critical industries — including government, defense, first responders and public safety,” according to a statement. The eventual goal is to establish an “end-to-end American supply chain” for the laptops and, more broadly, to rebuild US computer manufacturing, the companies said.

      UP Cabinet approves robotics, AI park in Greater Noida

      The Uttar Pradesh Cabinet has approved the establishment of a robotics and AI park in Greater Noida. This park is expected to generate over one lakh jobs and significantly contribute to the state's economy. It will be developed in two zones, focusing on indigenous manufacturing and AI technology advancement. The first zone will operate under a public-private partnership model, aiming for commercial operations within 36 to 48 months.

      Chip startup Nova Spectral AI raises Rs 21 crore to build low-cost image sensors

      Founded by IIT Kanpur alumni Anish Priyadarshi and Sanjeev Kumar, the startup is developing a short-wave infrared (SWIR) sensor that can help cameras capture images in low light and through smoke, haze, and fog. It aims to make these sensors up to 100 times cheaper than existing technology, opening up potential applications in defence, robotics, cars, and smartphones, the founder said.

      Tesla India sees robust profit and revenue growth in FY26

      Tesla India Motors and Energy achieved revenue of ₹247.3 crore and a net profit of ₹5.2 crore in FY26. Vehicle sales constituted nearly 87% of total sales after launching retail operations in India. The company reported a significant increase in registrations, reaching 650 units in the first half of FY27. Furthermore, Tesla invested approximately ₹86 crore into its Indian operations, highlighting its commitment to the local market.

      "Success comes to those who wait": Gaganyaan astronaut designate Angad Pratap on human spaceflight mission timeline

      Gaganyaan astronaut designate Group Captain Angad Pratap on Saturday noted that the Gaganyaan human space flight mission is a prototype developmental program which is bound to take some time before it fructifies.

      Epic Games offers up to Rs 47 lakh for AI-powered games in four-day competition

      Epic Games’ 2026 AI Mega Jam will run from November 12 to 15, offering cash prizes and continuation grants of up to $50,000 for developers building games with Unreal Engine or Unreal Editor for Fortnite. Participants can use AI tools and agents throughout development, while an in-person event in San Francisco will feature teams from major technology companies.

      This new mom built a startup between breastfeeding sessions. It went on to make $90,000 in a month

      While juggling a full-time job and motherhood, Julia Holden, 34, successfully launched Sleepy Hat, overcoming various product development hurdles. Her first sale marked a pivotal point in her entrepreneurship journey. Transitioning from her advertising career, she dedicated herself to nurturing her brand. Despite skepticism about launching a business so soon after childbirth, Holden highlighted the need to trust her gut and embrace her entrepreneurial spirit.

      Karnataka plans AI, robotics innovation zone through ARTPARK

      IT/BT minister Priyank Kharge met the ARTPARK team to discuss the next phase of expansion, including the development of BRAINZ (Bengaluru Robotics and AI Innovation Zone) and plans to strengthen ArtGarage and ArtLabs, according to a government release on Thursday.

      BrahMos-NG prototype by 2027-28, 1,500-km range missile on future roadmap: BrahMos chief

      BrahMos Aerospace is developing the BrahMos-NG missile with a prototype expected by 2027 or 2028. The company has initiated a conceptual phase for a missile range extension to 1,500 km. Various foreign countries have shown interest in integrating BrahMos with the Sukhoi-30 platform. The CEO highlighted the need to enhance research and development for this next-generation system. BrahMos' performance has strengthened India's defensive capabilities and is considering expanding defense exports.

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