Hyderabad: Two pioneering startups from the Venture Center, India’s largest technology incubator hosted by CSIR’s National Chemical Laboratory, including FastSense Innovations, shone at the ASME ISHOW India 2025 held recently at T-Hub, Hyderabad.
FastSense Innovations
FastSense Innovations, incubated at Venture Center, was announced as one of the winners for its groundbreaking solution, Sep-Scan — an AI-powered diagnostic device developed for the early detection of sepsis, particularly in resource-limited settings. This accolade underscores FastSense’s commitment to advancing affordable, accessible healthcare technologies.
In addition, RE4BILLION.AI, another Venture Center-supported startup, was selected as one of the seven finalists for its Smart Remote Monitoring System, aimed at improving performance and sustainability of off-grid solar energy systems.
At ASME ISHOW India 2025, seven innovative ventures — including Caruna Mobility, DARTML, FastSense Innovations, Kisan Rover, Neenva Innovations, Newrup Tech Solutions, and RE4BILLION.AI — presented scalable solutions tackling critical challenges across agriculture, healthcare, energy, and transportation sectors.
The selected winners will share a $30,000 grant pool, receive technical design mentorship, and gain access to ASME’s global innovation network, empowering them to refine their prototypes into market-ready solutions with lasting social and environmental impact.
The ASME Innovation Showcase (ISHOW) is a globally recognized accelerator program designed to bring hardware-led social innovations to market. Focused on solutions that address the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), ISHOW offers selected startups technical mentorship, seed funding, design services, and global networking opportunities.
Since its inception in 2015, ISHOW has enabled 231 startups from 36 countries to create impact-driven, scalable technologies that solve critical societal challenges.
FastSense Innovations’ recognition at ISHOW India 2025 highlights the vital role that deep-tech startups are playing in addressing health and sustainability challenges through innovative, hardware-based solutions.
