India is transitioning from being the world's IT services hub to a global powerhouse in deep technology innovation. DeepTech startups—rooted in advanced scientific breakthroughs across space technology, AI, biotechnology, and advanced materials—are solving complex problems with cutting-edge engineering. With $1.06 billion raised in the first seven months of 2025 alone (doubling year-over-year), supported by government initiatives like the ₹10,000 crore Deep Tech Fund of Funds, Indian entrepreneurs are commercializing technologies that were once confined to research labs. From launching satellites to developing AI-powered industrial solutions, these pioneers are redefining India's technological capabilities.

1. Netradyne: $308 million
   AI-powered fleet safety and video telematics solutions provider using edge computing to analyze 100% of drive-time data for commercial vehicle safety
2. String Bio: $82 million
   Biotechnology startup producing sustainable proteins and chemicals from methane using proprietary fermentation technology
3. Pixxel: $71 million
   Space data company building constellation of earth imaging satellites with hyperspectral imaging capabilities for agriculture, climate, and urban monitoring
4. Skyroot Aerospace: $68 million
   Space launch vehicle manufacturer developing India's first privately developed rockets for small satellite launches into low earth orbit
5. SpotDraft: $54 million
   AI-powered contract lifecycle management platform helping legal teams draft, review, and manage contracts efficiently using automation
6. Infinite Uptime: $35 million
   Industrial AI platform providing predictive maintenance solutions using IoT sensors and machine learning for manufacturing and industrial equipment
7. SatSure: $26 million
   Spacetech startup using satellite data to offer decision intelligence across BFSI, agriculture, and infrastructure sectors, improving credit access for farmers
8. Niramai: $17 million
   AI-based cancer screening solution using thermal imaging and machine learning for early, affordable, and non-invasive breast cancer detection
9. Agnikul Cosmos: $11 million
   Space technology startup building customizable small satellite launch vehicles with 3D-printed rocket engines for affordable access to space
10. Bellatrix Aerospace: $11 million
    Aerospace propulsion systems company developing electric propulsion technologies and orbital transfer vehicles for satellites and spacecraft