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Airbus nurturing cutting-edge Indian start-ups to build super aircraft

The world's largest planemaker is using its accelerator programme BizLab to support start-ups in areas such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, drones and cybersecurity

Engineers at Airbus Bizlab in Bengaluru. The plane maker's accelerator programme supports cutting-edge Indian start-ups to speed up transformation of innovative ideas into valuable businesses and even use their technologies in their own organisations
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Engineers at Airbus Bizlab in Bengaluru. The plane maker's accelerator programme supports cutting-edge Indian start-ups to speed up transformation of innovative ideas into valuable businesses and even use their technologies in their own organisations

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Ranjita Ravi is passionate about riding high-performance superbikes. In fact, it is a criteria for recruitment at her start-up Orxa Energies to be able to ride bikes. This level of

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First Published: May 21 2019 | 9:57 AM IST

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