Location: Delhi-NCR being the hub of hundreds of global & domestic electronic manufacturing companies, and the government’s focus on Digital India and Make in India empowered MeitY to pilot the 1st CoE under the implementing agency STPI to start from Delhi for charting sure success.
Partners: The partners include MeitY, STPI, IESA and Delhi University.
Objective : To provide complete handholding & support to innovative startups & entrepreneurs working in FinTech. The services shall include access to all technical resources (including tools, technologies & technical mentorship) as well as marketing support and financial support.
Focus Areas : FinTech in Payment, Lending, Trading, Banking, Remittance, Insurance, Wealth advisory, Risk & Compliance and more.
Objective : To develop a holistic ecosystem for encouraging R&D, innovation, and entrepreneurship in ESDM in Bhubaneswar, Odisha and promote creation of IPRs within the country, particularly in Odisha, for maximizing domestic value addition.
Focus Areas : Energy, Process Control & Industrial Automation, Education, Agriculture, Healthcare, Disaster Management & Smart City
Objective: To incubate startups in new and emerging technologies in the areas of electronics and IT; provide a robust platform for startups, with single umbrella support services like mentorship services, seed capital assistance, marketing support (including IPR protection) etc.; create employment opportunities in new innovative startup units; develop a tinkering and innovation culture amongst students and professionals by es
Objective: To nurture and develop the ecosystem for innovation in Gaming, VFX, Computer Vision & AI Industry by providing domain-specific startups with the required infrastructure, lab facilities, mentoring, technology support, designing, prototyping, marketing, product launch, funding, and IP creation.
Shri KPP Nambiar was an Indian industrialist and technocrat, known for his work in the field of industrial development and technology. As the Secretary, Department of Electronics of the Government of India during 1986–89, Shri Nambiar was successful in initiating and implementing several new policy initiatives in research and development, specifically manufacturing and application of electronics throughout the country. He played a major role in developing the Indian electronics industry including the establishment of C-DAC, STPI, CEDTI and VLSI laboratories.
Shri MGK Menon, an Indian physicist and policy maker, had played a prominent role in the development of science and technology in India over four decades. One of his most important contributions was nurturing the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai. While he was the Scientific Advisor to the Prime Minister during 1986-89, he steered the vision for India’s progress through IT exports.
Shri Narasimhiah Seshagiri was an Indian computer scientist, writer and the founding Director General of the National Informatics Centre, an apex organisation of the Government of India, handling its e-governance applications. He played a key role in the formulation of computer and software policies and establishment of STPI. He is also credited with many publications including Information systems for economies in transition.
