In this issue

India’s startup environment today is more realistic, compared with a few years ago when new-age enterprises commanded unjustified, sky-high valuations. Me-too ventures are giving way to new technology enterprises and action is hectic in the ‘deep tech’ segment—Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Forbes India’s Startups Special issue examines these trends in detail. We also bring you the popular Forbes listing of America’s Richest Self-Made Women.

There's Incredible Interest in Using Voice to Interact with Computers

Werner Vogels, 58, Amazon’s chief technology officer, on how AI and machine learning will change the way businesses use data.

4 mins

By The Book

The newly listed S Chand is staying future-ready by balancing its core strength of publishing with investments in edutech startups.

6 mins

A Shot At The Moon

Rahul Narayan’s TeamIndus is in the fray to launch India’s first private moonshot. Besides the $20 million-prize money from Google, success could mean heralding a new age of space entrepreneurship in India.

8 mins

The Future is Al-ready

The founders of Fluid AI, brothers Abhinav and Raghav Aggarwal, are deploying Artificial Intelligence to make, among other things, banking fun for customers. Of course, they have a more serious intent: They want to be the plug-and-play AI engine for the world.

10+ mins

Prescription For The Future

Bengaluru-based Osteo3d makes 3D-printed medical models and guides to help surgeons better plan and execute surgeries

5 mins

Robo-in-the-Box

Chennai-based SP Robotic Works teaches youngsters to build their own robots through DIY kits and online tutorials.

4 mins

I Truly Believe that the BSE 30 is Under Threat

Sudhir Sethi, founder and chairman of IDG Ventures India, on how innovation and technology are changing the entrepreneurial ecosystem in India and why new-tech companies are the gamechangers.

6 mins

I'm Always Thinking of Ways to Make the Journey Easier

Globe-Trotter designer Charlotte Seddon speaks about the process of design, her inspirations and the brand’s 120-year-old heritage.

5 mins

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