Our Innovation Ecosystem
IIT Madras Research Park Advantage
- A strategic opportunity to set up your R&D facility at India’s first university-based research park.
- Proximity to IIT Madras lets you make the most out of industry academia collaboration – leveraging the expertise of world-renowned faculty and working with research scholars & students.
- Home to India’s leading deep-tech startup hub: IIT Madras Incubation Cell.
Success Stories
Titan
Titan Industries Innovation Hub’s partnership with IIT Madras on material characterisation and coating, etc., has resulted in the generation of 5 patents.
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Our Partners
Our Ecosystem thrives on the collaboration of the brightest minds from the industry and academia. Our state-of-the-art infrastructure creates the perfect ambience to promote this collaboration steered by its quest for innovation.
News
National Startups Awards 2020 Winners Two Startups From IITMIC
Oct 07, 2020Delighted to share that two IITMIC incubated startups, Planys and Fabheads have emerged winners in the National Startup Awards 2020 for ‘Industry 4.0’, constituted by Startup India, DIPPT, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, GoI
IITM-IC Incubated Startup, AgniKul Cosmos ties up with a global space port to test its Launch Vehicle from the Pacific Spaceport Complex
Oct 01, 2020Chennai-based space startup Agnikul Cosmos has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Alaska Aerospace Corporation to test launch its launch vehicle — Agnibaan — from the Pacific Spaceport Complex – Alaska on Kodiak Island in the US.
IIT Madras Develops ‘MOUSHIK’ Microprocessor For IoT Devices
Sep 28, 2020Indian Institute of Technology Madras Researchers have successfully booted up MOUSHIK, an indigenously-made Microprocessor. MOUSHIK is a processor cum system on chip that can cater to the rapidly-growing IoT devices, an integral part of Smart Cities of a Digital India.
INNOVATION: IIT-M develops alternatives to conventional Li-ion batteries
Sep 14, 2020Such advances are crucial as India is aiming to achieve 40 percent of its total electricity generation from non-fossil fuel sources such as solar and wind by the year 2030, the Institute said.