The partnership will help NIF and other network members convert technological inventions conceived within the 'Honey Bee' network of like-minded individuals, innovators, farmers, scholars, academicians, policy makers, entrepreneurs, and NGOs into the mainstream business, it said in a statement.
NIF will emphasise complete product development, while STMicroelectronics will validate and develop electronic solutions for some of the innovative ideas and convert them into value-added technologies/products, it added.
"One of the challenges ahead of us is to democratise design thinking and innovation to generate interesting electronics applications from the grassroots levels and make them marketable," NIF founder and Executive Vice Chairperson Anil Gupta said.
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