IHFC supported young innovators in showcasing robotics solutions designed to address public health emergency challenges. The winning teams demonstrated the potential of student-led innovation to create meaningful societal impact and represent India on the global stage.
IHFC’s efforts to nurture robotics innovation contribute to India’s ambition to develop homegrown technologies with global relevance. By supporting emerging innovators, IHFC promotes technology development that can drive economic growth and deliver societal benefits.
IHFC’s involvement in the Robotics for Good Youth Challenge highlighted the growing role of robotics in solving real-world problems. The initiative aligned with IMC 2026’s broader focus on AI, autonomous technologies and India’s innovation potential.
IHFC supported a national platform where students demonstrated their robotics capabilities by developing solutions for public health emergency response. The winning teams will represent India at the global finale in Geneva in 2027.
The Robotics for Good Youth Challenge India 2026–2027 showcased the talent and creativity of young innovators from across the country. Supported by IHFC, the initiative encouraged students to apply robotics to public health emergency response and societal needs.
Through its support for the Robotics for Good Youth Challenge, IHFC encouraged young innovators to explore robotics and develop socially impactful solutions. The initiative reflected the importance of nurturing future-ready talent in India’s technology ecosystem.
IHFC’s support for youth robotics innovation featured as part of IMC 2026’s focus on emerging technologies. The event highlighted the role of robotics, AI and indigenous innovation in addressing real-world challenges.
IHFC supported the Robotics for Good Youth Challenge India 2026–2027, encouraging students to develop innovative robotic solutions for public health emergencies. The winning teams earned the opportunity to represent India at the global finale in Geneva in 2027.
IHFC, IIT Delhi, supported the national challenge that brought together young innovators to develop robotics solutions for societal challenges. The initiative highlighted the potential of youth-led innovation in advancing robotics for public good.
The primary objective of this global call is to bridge the final mile between academic research and commercial deployment. By transferring validated lab technologies to capable ecosystem partners, IHFC aims to minimize engineering development bottlenecks, optimize manufacturing supply chains, and quickly scale deep-tech solutions into functional products that solve real-world industry challenges.
IHFC, Technology Innovation Hub of IIT Delhi, in collaboration with our Collaborating Partners – SET Facility, AIIMS New Delhi and Design Partner – Tata Elxsi invites researchers and innovators working on product and solutions in MedTech to apply for SwasthyaTech Synapse 2026, a unique platform designed to accelerate deep-tech innovation in Healthcare through industry collaboration and funding.
An IHFC (TIH of IIT Delhi)-incubated startup, DTE4Calamity&Humanity Pvt Ltd showcased its COBRA Snake Robot at Drone Manthan, hosted by the PHD Chamber of Commerce and inaugurated by Air Chief Marshal A P Singh, PVSM, AVSM — Chief of the Air Staff, Indian Air Force.
Meet Smart Eye —an AI-powered assistive device designed to support greater mobility, independence, and confidence for visually impaired and mobility-challenged individuals.
An IHFC (TIH of IIT Delhi)-incubated startup, 8OL Robotics showcased its innovative F8C Flight Controller
An IHFC (TIH of IIT Delhi) READY Program innovator, Verham Robotics showcased its intelligent hybrid robotic systems
Our Founder & CEO, Saurya Mishra, was recognised as Entrepreneur of the Year – Medical Robotics
IHFC (TIH of IIT Delhi) continues to drive India’s deep-tech startup ecosystem forward — and its latest milestone comes through incubated startup Jet Aerospace. Jet Aerospace has officially received its DGCA Remote Pilot Training Organisation (RPTO) approval, marking a significant leap in India’s drone skilling landscape.
Organized by IHFC, in collaboration with AMTZ, RoboMed Pvt. Ltd., and AIC-AMTZ Medivalley Incubation Council, this sprint is your chance to build indigenous medical robotics solutions — from surgical systems and telesurgery to rehab robotics and hospital automation.
IHFC’s flagship monthly seminar series held on the second Wednesday of every month. In this month’s edition, we are featuring Kanika Sharma, Founder and CEO of Smarteye3i Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
Organized by IHFC and US Embassy : read more . . . .
Bridging the “Valley of Death” between laboratory research and commercialization takes more than great ideas. It takes real market strategy, IP protection, and business execution.
RFGYC’26 – Key Highlights
Theme: Robotics for Public Health Emergency Response
In this month’s edition, we are featuring Prof. Sanjeev Bedi, Professor and Chair in Immersive Design Engineering Activities in the Department of Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering at the University of Waterloo.
Calling all early-stage startups and social enterprises: Schaeffler with IHFC India Accelerator, IIMA Ventures and H.O.P.E., seeks high-potential innovators building scalable solutions to India’s biggest development challenges.
Medical Cobotics Centre (MCC) — Coming soon, stay tuned . . . .
IHFC’s flagship monthly seminar series held on the second Wednesday of every month. In this month’s edition, we are featuring Ashwani Yadav, Founder of NeuroDrishti, IHFC incubated startup, who is redefining accessibility through AI-powered smart glasses.
Lab 2 Market the most in buzz workshop nowadays has completed its Delhi edition and now off to Jaipur!
IHFC launches its first collaborative L2M with the US Embassy kicked off in Delhi, continuing with other cities before heading to Jaipur for the grand finale in July. Watch this space for updates.
The objective of the membership programme is to:
Support growth-stage technology ventures in scaling innovations.
Facilitate collaboration among startups, academia, industry, investors, and government stakeholders.
IHFC, Technology Innovation Hub of IIT Delhi, in collaboration with industry partners: Tech Mahindra, CMTI, ColorJet, invites researchers and innovators to apply for UdyogTech Synapse 2026 , a unique platform designed to accelerate deep-tech innovation through industry collaboration and funding.
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