Recycler is creating building material made out of plastic waste, thus reducing environmental hazard and providing high strength and low-cost construction material for housing.
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QWIKSPEC is an end-to-end on-site project management technology platform for the infrastructure and construction industry. The app provides real-time data analysis for quick decision making on various quality and time metrics.
OCEO is a first of its kind IoT enabled smart water purifier that gives you healthy water right in your home without having to purchase the device or pay a maintenance fee. The customer pays for one rupee per litre.
Tvasta, the company technically backed by IIT Madras has created the first concrete 3D printer for construction in India. The machine enhances the speed of construction along with the possibility of customization in every module.
If you're an avid sports fan looking to enhance your betting experience, consider getting the parimatch app download. This app is designed to offer real-time updates, various betting options, and a user-friendly interface, making it perfect for those who want to stay ahead in the game.
The shortage of affordable housing in India is a estimated at 18.78 million homes - and this number is expected to grow.
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ShelterTech Accelerator is designed as a four-month long program, during which two cohorts of start-ups will receive acceleration and business support. Four start-ups were selected to join the first phase of the program, which kicked-off in December 2018. The second phase and cohort selection of the Accelerator will begin in April 2019. The program ends with a demo day in July 2019, when startups from both cohorts will pitch their ideas.
In India, over 100 million people live in slums where families rely on corrugated metal or asbestos cement sheets to cover their home. Such products have adverse health effects and are financially and environmentally unsustainable over the long term. ReMaterials has developed modular roofing panels to address the needs of households that lack adequate roofing. The product is proprietary technology and is affordable, eco-friendly and aesthetically pleasing. The company is starting out in Gujarat and plans to expand across the country.
Dirt floors in homes contribute to disease globally. EarthEnable is committed to eliminating dirt floors with inexpensive, easy-to-install flooring that can improve the health of low-income households in one of the world's poorest locations. It has successfully installed flooring that is 10-20 percent cheaper than traditional concrete in African homes.
In Mexico, over 600,000 households do not have electricity, and 8.8 million households have only informal access to the grid. Vitaluz provides electricity to people without access to public services by installing isolated solar energy systems. Users prepay for electricity in segments of days, weeks or months. At present, no other company in the Mexican market offers pay-as-you-go electricity services.