From Cogknit to Light: 8 deep tech Indian start-ups to watch out for

Each of them has unique capabilities that are relevant to global retailers, reports Tech in Asia

Target has worked with 22 Indian start-ups across four batches so far, and the reason why it has grown bullish now is the track record, says Rakesh Mishra, VP of marketing for Target.

These successes prompted Target to pick more start-ups – each of them with unique capabilities that are relevant to global retailers like Target. 

Cogknit

Cogknit applies machine learning to text, speech, and computer vision. 

Jumper.ai

You get to pick a unique hashtag for a product that can then be used across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter. As soon as users comment on the post, a Jumper.ai chatbot pops in and guides them