For Innovation Cells & IIC Conveners

Give your IIC an industry partner that actually shows up.

Real cloud and AI access for your students, practitioner-led sessions on your campus, and an innovation pipeline your Innovation Cell can point to — starting with a free MoU and a free first activation event.

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The activity is probably happening. The record of it isn't.

Your Innovation Cell is asked to show industry collaboration, student innovation activity, and real projects — evidence that survives being asked for, not a description of intent. Most of it exists in project groups and WhatsApp threads, not in a form anyone can file.

Underneath that is a harder problem: students have genuinely good ideas and no safe way to build them. A real project needs real cloud and AI access, and no institution can responsibly hand a nineteen-year-old an unmetered cloud account.

Neither is solved by another portal. Both are solved by a partner who takes on the infrastructure risk and puts working engineers in front of your students.

What your IIC gets

Governed access, not another portal

Students request cloud and AI resources, faculty approve, our engineers provision — with quotas, security, and cost controls built in from day one.

Practitioners on your campus

Guest lectures, workshops, and hackathons delivered by engineers currently building production systems — real activity your IIC calendar can point to.

An idea-to-startup pipeline

Eight recorded, gated stages from idea to incubation, with faculty review and mentor assignment built into the workflow — not a spreadsheet someone maintains by hand.

How it starts

Free through the point your IIC actually needs proof.

A two-year MoU, free, with a named faculty coordinator
One activation event on your campus within 90 days
Faculty demo access to the whole platform before you commit anything
A one-department, one-semester pilot with real cloud access — still free

The 90-day activation clause is deliberate.Indian colleges collect MoUs for accreditation and rarely activate them. We'd rather the MoU lapse than sit in a drawer as a claim neither of us can defend.

Questions IIC conveners ask

That's a call for your institution to make against its own IIC calendar, but the shape fits: a signed MoU, a named faculty coordinator, a delivered activation event (guest lecture, workshop, or hackathon) with attendance records, and an ongoing collaboration with a working cloud and AI engineering company. Every step generates a record you can file.

Start with fifteen minutes

We walk you through a live student project — idea, faculty review, an approved cloud request — and answer whatever your Innovation Cell wants to ask.

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