Deep Tech Musings

Vishesh is the co-founder of SkyServe.ai which is on a mission to democratize earth observation by providing easily accessible real-time insights at a cost that's more affordable for customers. In this episode Vishesh walks us through his startup story, the major use cases & insights that it delivers on, its technology behind those insights, the business model and future ambitions.  If you want to learn more about earth observation industry in general then be sure to also check out episode 20.  LinkedIn

Vishesh is the co-founder of SkyServe.ai which is on a mission to democratize earth observation by providing easily accessible real-time insights at a cost that's more affordable for customers. In this episode he will give us an overview of the earth observation industry, its current state at world level and in India specifically. He highlights what challenges exist in the industry and also what opportunities lie ahead, especially in terms of AI/ML application. LinkedIn

Gagandeep is an AI researcher and the co-founder of Minus Zero, an Indian startup that aims to build the world's first level 5 autonomous passenger vehicle. In this episode, Gagandeep walks us through his startup story, its patent-pending technology, business model, and future ambitions. LinkedIn: gagandeepreehal

Gagandeep is an AI researcher and the co-founder of Minus Zero, a startup that aims to build worlds first level 5 autonomous passenger vehicle. In this episode Gagandeep will gives us an overview of the autonomous vehicle industry, its current state at world level and in India specifically. He highlights what challenges exist in the industry and also what opportunities lie ahead.  LinkedIn: gagandeepreehal

Mark is an industry veteran of more than 2 decades and is currently working at ServiceNow, one of the largest digital workflow management organizations. Mark has developed a training course recommender which establishes a direct association with the topline of the business. On the show he will help us to deconstruct the problem and his methodology and in doing so provide a primer to data science practitioners in approaching and solving analytical problems.  Mark's LinkedIn Profile

Vikram has had an illustrious analytics career till now, will roles ranging from being the Analytics Lead at Fractal to being the Head of Analytics of two of the most well-known Indian startups - Delhivery (which is one of India’s largest e-commerce supply chain player) and Gaana (which is India's largest commercial music streaming service with over 200 million monthly users). Not surprisingly then he was awarded the 40 under 40 Data Scientist in India by Analytics India magazine recently. In this second part of the discussion, Vikram discusses about culture at Gaana, unique aspects of Gaana, his most fulfilling project till date, whats in future for analytics at Gaana and some sage advise for young practitioners. Part 1 of the discussion : Link LinkedIn Profile Though leaders to follow in analytics: Srikanth Velamakanni

Vikram has had an illustrious analytics career till now, will roles ranging from being the Analytics Lead at Fractal to being the Head of Analytics of two of the most well-known Indian startups - Delhivery (which is one of India’s largest e-commerce supply chain player) and Gaana (which is India's largest commercial music streaming service with over 200 million monthly users). Not surprisingly then he was awarded the 40 under 40 Data Scientist in India by Analytics India magazine recently. On the show, Vikram will be letting us know about his journey in analytics till now, how he faced & overcame certain challenges, what he looks for in data scientists along with certain other fun facts, and what's in store in the future for Gaana and AI in general. LinkedIn Profile  Though leaders to follow in analytics: Srikanth Velamakanni

Alex is a machine learning engineer and a serial entrepreneur. His latest startup Nansen.ai aims to combine two of the most hottest deep tech - Blockchain & Analytics. In this second part of a 2 part series, Alex outlays how Nansen.ai helps in the end-to-end crypto investor lifecycle and his future roadmap. He also shares his views on the current & future state of crypto markets and some personal musings. Links to few mentions in the episode is given below. Part 1 of the discussion : Link LinkedIn Profile Thought leaders to follow in Blockchain Andrew Kang (@rewkang) Arthur Chung (@arthur_0x)

Alex is a machine learning engineer and a serial entrepreneur. His latest startup Nansen.ai aims to combine two of the most hottest deep tech - Blockchain & Analytics. In this first part of a 2 part series, Alex discussed what motivated him to start Nansen, how does Nansen help crypto-investors make better decisions and protects them and many other aspects of the blockchain ecosystem. Links to few mentions in the episode is given below.  LinkedIn Profile Thought leaders to follow in Blockchain Andrew Kang (@rewkang) Arthur Chung (@arthur_0x)

Patents protect the inverter by granting them exclusive rights of an invention for a designated period in exchange for disclosure of the invention. However their applicability to AI lends some consideration. I am excited to have Santhosh with us today to shed more light on this. Santosh is an industry professional with experiences across caterpillar, Lennox Industries and now Philips. Recently he was awarded a patent for using an AI method to operate a HVAC system so as to save energy costs based on predicted temperatures. Santhosh will be drawing from his experiences to demystify the AI patent landscape for us. LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/santhoshselvam/ Patent examples: https://iptse.com/famous-patent-invention-examples/ Patent application process in India: http://www.ipindia.nic.in/; https://razorpay.com/learn/apply-for-patent-in-india/ Research existing patents: https://patents.google.com/; https://ipindiaservices.gov.in/publicsearch Patent ROI:  1 https://gigaom.com/2014/01/30/google-paid-4b-for-patents-why-the-motorola-deal-worked-out-just-fine/ 2 https://edition.cnn.com/2013/12/11/tech/gallery/absurd-inventions-mental-floss/index.html