Foundation for Innovation and

Technology Transfer (FITT)

Quar ter ly
NEWSLETTER
April–June 2024

Intellectual Property
R&D Projects & Incubation & Research &
& Technology
Partnerships Entrepreneurship Innovation Park
Transfers
Collaborative R&D | IP Analytics & Due Diligence | Infrastructure | Managed Facility for creating
Technology Development | IP Filings & Management | Lab/Office Space | a knowledge and innovation
Expert Consultancy IP Audits Specialized Equipment | ecosystem
Skill Development Programs | Technology Scouting | Access to IITD Labs Spaces for corporates in
Workshops & Conferences Match-making | Technical Mentoring | manufacturing, R&D, D&D,
Industry | Technology Transfers & Licensing Business Mentoring Process Engineering
Government | Academia | IP Awareness | Business & Market Connects | Auditorium | Meeting/
Multilateral Organizations | Techno-legal Support Investor Connects | Conference Rooms | Training
CSR Funding Networking | Funding Support Rooms | Service Apartments

R&D Projects & Partnerships

FITT actively engages with corporates, projects serve as catalysts for innova-
industry bodies, and academic institu- tion and knowledge exchange between
tions to expand its outreach and en- academia and industry.
hance technology commercialization
efforts. These partnerships facilitate col- From April to June 2024, FITT Facilitat-
laborative research, technology transfer, ed 73 R&D, technology development
and entrepreneurial support, driving and consultancy projects totalling INR
regional economic development. These 50Cr.

Notable projects initiated during this period

Project Title PI Department

Design and Development of Indigenous ELINT System Kirti Dhwaj Centre for Applied Research in
Electronics

Establish and operate Centre of Excellence for Learning (CoEL) in Government Brejesh Lall Electrical Engineering
Technical institutions in Odisha

To develop a comprehensive storm water drainage decision support system Kumar Neeraj Jha Civil Engineering
and early warning system for Patna Nagar Nigam

Design and development of light weight auxetic armours Kusum Meena Mechanical Engineering

Accelerating the acceptance of LC3 in structural applications Shashank Bishnoi Civil Engineering

1
 Q U A R T E R LY N E W S L E T T E R | A P R I L – J U N E 2 0 2 4

Project Title PI Department

Inspection of Grossly Polluting Industry(GPIs) Vivek Kumar Centre For Rural Development
And Technology

Development of Edge-AI Applications and Systems Manan Suri Electrical Engineering

Project ABHAY for Truck Driver vision, wellbeing and road safety Vivek Kumar Centre For Rural Development
And Technology

Developing Machine Learning Models for Air Quality Forecasting and decision Sri Harsha Kota Civil Engineering
support in non-attainment cities of India

A POC (Proof of Concept) of immersion cooling for a 2W EV battery pack, that Dibakar Rakshit Centre For Energy Studies
basically focuses on the Battery Thermal Management

Bio-energy projects in the state of Uttar Pradesh physical inspection and Virendra K. Vijay Centre For Rural Development
meeting And Technology

Development of repair methodology for structures affected by premature Shirole Deepanshu Civil Engineering
reinforcement corrosion

Performance of reconfigurable intelligent surfaces aided 6G communication Shankar Prakriya Electrical Engineering
systems

Geotechnical Peer review Ramana G.V. Civil Engineering

Design curriculum of Vocational Education in Digital Design and Development Jyoti Kumar Design
(D3)

Noteworthy R&D collaborations

• Total Energies One Tech • Cyran AI Solutions, Delhi • Ministry of Road Transport &
• EPFL, Switzerland • Uttar Pradesh New & Renewable Highways, Govt. of India
Energy Development Agency • Patna Smart City Limited
• Qualcomm Technologies Inc, USA
• iHub Anubhuti-IIITD Foundation
• DLF Limited • Central Pollution Control Board,
• Skill Development & Technical Govt. of India
• NBCC (India) Ltd.
Education Department, Govt. of
• Boston Consulting Group Odisha • Indian Army

Intellectual Property & Technology Transfer

As the intellectual property asset man- Technology Areas of IP Filed
agement arm of IIT DELHI, FITT filed 29 Healthcare
IP applications from April 2024 to June Textiles
2024 applications, apart from conduct-
Communication
ing IP awareness sessions at various
departments and one-on-one sessions Sensors and MEMS
with the faculty members. Material Science
Material Science
Electric Vehicles
Smart Technologies
Motors
Machines and Machinery Processes
Energy Management
Civil/Structural Engineering
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
No. of applications filed

2
 Q U A R T E R LY N E W S L E T T E R | A P R I L – J U N E 2 0 2 4

List of IP applications filed during April – June 2024:

Title Inventor Department
A method and a system for three-dimensional (3d) underwater acoustic imaging Arun Kumar Centre for Applied Research
in Electronics
Distal upper limb rehabilitative vr module Amit Centre for Biomedical
Mehndiratta Engineering
A 2d woven hybrid chiral auxetic structure and a method for manufacturing an auxetic Bijoya Kumar Department of Textile and
woven fabric Behera Fibre Engineering
Wool blended denim with low felting shrinkage and improved mechanical and comfort Bhupendra Department of Textile and
properties Singh Butola Fibre Engineering
A multifunctional fabrics based upon bio-derived molecule and process of preparation Syed Wazed Ali Department of Textile and
thereof Fibre Engineering
An annulative π-extension (apex) method for synthesis of 9-arylphenanthrene Sudipta Raha Department of Chemistry
Roy
A compressed gas driven double-stage shock tube and method of operation thereof Vikrant Tiwari Department of Applied
Mechanics
Method and system for evaluating a stereoacuity threshold of a user in ambient lighting Tapan Kumar Department of Electrical
Gandhi Engineering
An optical interferometric instrument for dynamic characterization of nanomechanical Ankur Goswami Department of Material
devices Science and Engineering
A bi-directional three-phase ac-dc converter for an electric vehicle charging Soumya Shubhra Department of Electrical
Nag Engineering
A process for forming a three dimensional (3d) woven basalt cellular structure Bijoya Kumar Department of Textile and
Behera Fibre Engineering
Nano curcumin treated fabric and methods for preparing the same Syed Wazed Ali Department of Textile and
Fibre Engineering
System and method for velocity detection of a radar target Amol Choudhary Department of Electrical
Engineering
Plant-based ready-to-eat transitional Jatundra Kumar Centre for Rural
food, compositions and the process of Sahu Development and
preparation thereof Technology
An additive- based electrolyte composition and method of preparation thereof Vipin Kumar Department of Energy
Science and Engineering
System and method for correcting orientation of an electronic travel aid device Rohan Paul Department of Computer
Science and Engineering
Bend-compensated optical fibers Deepak Jain Optics & Photonics Centre
Intensified co2 capture process with an ionic blend system and absorber Sreedevi Department of Chemical
Upadhyayula Engineering
An apparatus for knife-edge free schlieren imaging and a method thereo Manish Kumar Centre for Sensors,
Instrumentation and Cyber
Physical System Engineering
A footwear with replaceable heel pad and method of manufacturing thereof Pulak Mohan Department of Mechanical
Pandey Engineering
System for generation of entangled photon pairs for multi- user quantum communication Joyee Ghosh Department of Physics
System utilizing switched capacitor dc-dc converter to provide multiple programmable Ankesh Jain Department of Electrical
outputs and multiple conversion ratios Engineering
Enhancing the resolution of raman spectra Soumik Department of Chemistry
Siddhanta
A system for facial expression recognition using attention based vision transformer Lalan Kumar Department of Electrical
Engineering
Perovskite ink and a method of preparation thereof Supravat Karak Department of Energy
Science and Engineering
Method and system for speed control of a three-phase squirrel cage induction motor Amit Kumar Jain Department of Electrical
Engineering
A process for removing gas-phase trace metals, hydrides, and selenides from syngas Divesh Bhatia Department of Chemical
Engineering
Molybdenum disulphide with edge and basal sites for selective discrimination of amines Ritu Gupta Department of Chemistry
from mixture of vocs based on gas sensing kinetics
Composite annular sand-pile (casp) foundation system Ramanathan Department of Civil
Ayothiraman Engineering

3
 Q U A R T E R LY N E W S L E T T E R | A P R I L – J U N E 2 0 2 4

FITT facilitates the commercialization of valuable intellectual property through technology transfer and licensing agreements.
Notably, 2 technology licensing deals were signed during this period.

Estimation of State of Health on Lithium ion batteries

A solution has been engineered, boasting both affordability
and efficiency, with a cost effective prototype. This innovative Machine/
Data acquisition
Signal Feature
system enables real-time remote health monitoring through through MEMS
equipment processing extraction
sensors
a combination of dedicated hardware and software. Employ-
ing an integrated approach that harnesses signal processing
and artificial intelligence, the system maintains the essence of Information to Decisions to

For training
and testing
maintenance web-based
traditional diagnosis while enhancing it with robust predictive

Real-time process

Corrective action/
personal platform

replacement
analytics. Embracing an edge-centric Internet of Things (IoT)
framework, it circumvents the cybersecurity risks and time
Edge-centric
constraints often tied to cloud computing, ensuring swift and Decisions
platform for Developed
to in-house
secure data transmission. operators
continuous model
monitoring
Date of Licensing: 1st April, 2024
Company: Weedy Software Pvt. Ltd.

A modulation method and receiver for achieving high data rates in high mobility scenarios.
Zak-OTFS operates predictably under the crystallization con- Discrete DD Information signal
dition, ensuring non-fading input/output relations when de- M-1 N-1

lay and Doppler periods exceed channel spreads. Filter taps Σ Σx [k′, l′] δ [k - k′] δ [l - l′]
k′ = 0 l′ = 0

are directly extracted from a single Zak-OTFS point pulsone xs,dd [k, l]
*σ +
waveform, facilitating reconstruction under finite duration x0, dd [k, l] xd,dd [k, l] xdd [k, l]
and bandwidth constraints. The system’s predictability en-
ables model-free operation. A spread pulsone with reduced Point data
Channel
PAPR (6 dB) is constructed using discrete spreading filters, pulsones Spread
pilot
transforming its self-ambiguity function to a rotated lattice Λ*. ydd [k, l]
pulsone
This integration of communication and sensing within an OTFS
frame enhances effective throughput without time-sharing Channel Subtraction of
delay-Doppler resources. sensing spread pulsone
yd,dd [k, l]
Date of Licensing: 23rd May, 2024
ĥeff [k, l]
Company: Cohere Technologies Inc. Data
Delaware Corporation, USA detection
Channel
estimate
Detected
Information
symbols

Incubation and Entrepreneurship

The Institute’s incubation program aims ucts. Over the years, the Incubator has scale-up at the Research and Innovation
at converting technology-based innova- nurtured startups at a high success rate. Park of IIT Delhi, which has facilities to
tive ideas into commercially viable prod- It has evolved into an ecosystem with its house more than 125 startups.

Introducing Our Latest Portfolio Additions

1. Dr. Shruti Gurbaxani: The team is upcycling Category 7 plastic waste into high value product.
2. Neo Risers Pvt. Ltd: They are into development of skills, applied learning and innovator mindset through engaging
play-learning kits and learning models
3. Indigotex Pvt. Ltd.: Indigo dyed 100% wool blended denim garments for cold climates with low felting shrinkage and im-
proved mechanical and comfort properties
4. GB Texcoat Solution Pvt. Ltd.: The team is working on Multilayered UV Resistant Polymer Nanocomposite Coated and
Laminated Textile Structures”
5. HYKI Tech Pvt. Ltd: The team is working on Portable Hydrokinetic Turbine which can be installed at dams without any
construction requirement.
6. Grokalp H2CNT Pvt. Ltd.: The company plans to develop a reactor for decomposing Methane into Hydrogen and Carbon
Nano Tubes (CNT) under special parameters like temperature etc. and a catalyst. It will use domestic waste for generating
Methane. It will produce high quality CNT at low cost and high running time of the reactor.”

4
 Q U A R T E R LY N E W S L E T T E R | A P R I L – J U N E 2 0 2 4

Major Collaborations 4. ADITI-iDEX - FITT has been selected (SIDBI) to promote and accelerate
as a partner incubator for the ADITI innovation led MSMEs/start-ups in
1. FITT and NCIIPC (A unit of NTRO)
challenges of DIO. The ADITI scheme defence and related sectors select-
has collaborated to foster innova-
has been introduced to develop ad- ed and supported by IDEX under
tion and entrepreneurship in the
vanced defence technologies that re- various challenges. As a part of this
deep-tech domain.
quire a high amount of funding. The collaboration, SIDBI has provided
2. OIL Drift TECH program, a collab- selected startups will get a grant of up an initial seed fund of Rs. 5 crore.
oration between Oil India Limited to Rupees 25 Cr as a matching contri- This MoU lays the foundation for an
and FITT, has been launched to fos- bution to complete the research and institutional funding mechanism to
ter innovation and technology de- development of the project. encourage development and com-
velopment.
5. FITT signed an MoU with Small In- mercialization of new technologies
3. FITT signed an MoU with the Sher- dustries Development Bank of India and innovations.
e-Kashmir University of Agricultural
Sciences and Technology’s Innova-
tion and Entrepreneurship center.
The MoU will foster a fertile ground
for innovation and provide pro-
fessional growth opportunities for
faculty, researchers, and students
through joint programs, workshops
and training. FITT also organised a
half-day workshop on grant writing
and funding opportunities for start-
ups and innovators in the agricul-
ture sector. It also highlighted open
opportunities like BIRAC BIG and
Solve for Tomorrow.

Recent Highlights Panel Discussion on “Lab to Market: Bridging the gap for ef-
fective technology transfers”.
Delhi Innovation Summit (DIS)24
The Delhi Innovation Summit (DIS) 24 was an extraordi-
nary triumph, bringing together innovators, entrepreneurs,
investors, and thought leaders nationwide! The Summit
was inaugurated by Prof Rangan Banerjee, Director at the
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, followed by a keynote
address by Ms. Padmaja Ruparel, Co-Founder, Indian Angel
Network.

Startup Pitches and Launch of FIF: Witnessed the launch of

the FITT Investment Fund (FIF) and pitches from 8 promising
startups, opening doors to new opportunities and growth.
Tech Expo: Show-
cased 25 cutting-edge
technologies devel-
oped at IIT Delhi by
researchers and start-
ups to a group of In-
dustries, highlighting
the institution’s com-
mitment to innovation
and research.
Here’s a glimpse of what made DIS 24 truly special: Investment Nexus: 9 high potential startups pitched for a
seed to pre-series funding to a group of 25 Investors.
Insightful Fireside Chat: Moderated by Mr. Dipinder Sek-
hon, Founder, KITES AI and featuring Mr. Gaurav Agarwal, Networking and Collaboration: With over 350 stakeholders
Co-founder, Tata 1mg, offered invaluable perspectives on the in attendance, DIS 24 fostered connections that will drive in-
startup ecosystem and India’s vision for 2047. novation and progress in the years to come.

5
 Q U A R T E R LY N E W S L E T T E R | A P R I L – J U N E 2 0 2 4

FITT Investment Fund (FIF)

To encourage and boost the spirit of en-
trepreneurship, FITT has launched FITT
Investment Fund (FIF), a syndicated fund
that provides vital financial resources to
support early-stage deep-tech startups.
Early-stage finance is a key to fostering
ideas and innovation into successful
knowledge-based businesses. FITT has
been a part of several seed support pro-
grams from various government/public
agencies, private investors, CSR funds,
etc. However, there is still a wide gap in
the modes of financial support available
to technology driven start-ups especial-
ly to raise first angel/seed capital. The
aim of FIF is bridge this gap by support-
ing early-stage start-ups with promis-
ing ideas, innovations and technologies tee members selecting startups; FITT as short-listed based on criteria like rev-
and enable them to raise their initial in- enue generation, USP, product inno-
the lead investor, will share the details
vestment rounds, complete validations/ vation, business model, GTM strategy,
of the selected startups with high-net-
certifications and reach a stage to raise etc. Eight start-ups were selected for
worth individuals, venture capitalist’s
larger equity investments. the final round of pitching before the
firms and angel investors to co-invest
Under this scheme, FITT has created an and corporates in the selected/shortlist- investment committee which happened
investment committee with relevant ex- ed start-ups. in April 2024 during the DIS event. Fi-
perts which will conduct a thorough due nally, 4 start-ups have been selected for
diligence of the start-ups to take an in- The first round of FIF was opened investment and the fund disbursement
formed decision on the investment op- in January 2024 and 89 applications is under process. The second round of
portunity. Post the Investment commit- were received. Twenty start-ups were FIF will be opened in August 2024.

BIG-BIRAC
FITT has invited applications from the
Biotechnology Ignition Grant Scheme
24th Call. Program is designed to offer
innovators financial support and men-
torship, enabling them to develop and
refine their technologies into products.
The successful applicants can receive a
funding grant of up to INR 50 lakh. Till
now FITT has been a BIG partner and
helped nurture and support these in-
novators. FITT promotes outreach pro-
gram for organizations, universities, and
Incubators.

NTRO
Cython 2024 - an initiative by NCIIPC
(A unit of NTRO), in collaboration with
FITT is a premier platform aimed at fos-
tering innovation and entrepreneurship
in the deep-tech domain. Cython 2024 :
6th April 2024: brought solutions across
domains like:
1. 
Android Security: Development of
Android Security Framework based
on OWASP Mobile Top 10 2023 3. Authentication Security: Develop- tomated Web Pentesting & Vulnera-
Vulnerabilities, ment of Customisable browser ex- bility Discovery tool,
tension in Email & Web Login por-
2. Android Security: Development of 5. Fuzzing: Development of Depen-
tals,
tool for Android kernel Debugging dency Aware Linux Kernel based
enabling vulnerability analysis, 4. 
Web Security: Development of Au- Fuzzer

6
 Q U A R T E R LY N E W S L E T T E R | A P R I L – J U N E 2 0 2 4

DIO - iDEX
FITT in collaboration with iDEX - DIO, or-
ganised an informative session address-
ing DISC XI challenges and ADITI 1.0.
The session began with the keynote ad-
dress of Rear Admiral Iqbal Singh Grew-
al, ACM (Mod), followed by a discussion
on ADITI 1.0 and DISC XI. Dayanand
Sharma (Program Director, DIO) dis-
cussed the support system for startups
to participate in the challenges.
The event held a technical outreach IIT Delhi to him, exploring further oppor- mar, VSM, Directorate General of Infor-
where officers from the Indian Navy tunities in the combat areas. mation Systems, Indian Army, on 18th
briefed about the problem statements He visited the Indian Army cell at IIT April 2024.
of DISC XI, and startups got the oppor- Delhi and discussed the academic part- During his visit, he interacted with the
tunity to discuss the core technicalities nerships and projects between IITD and
of the challenges and get crucial insights startups working in the areas of In-
the Indian Army. formation systems/Cyber security,
to take ahead for innovation.
The event opened the door for inno- DGIS Visit FITT IIT Delhi – FITT had an AIML and Communication systems hav-
vators to discuss their innovations and opportunity to host Lt General Rajiv Ku- ing possible applications for Indian Army.
explore further opportunities, and pave
a path towards success in the Indian De-
fence Ecosystem.
DGCE Visit to IIT Delhi- FITT had an op-
portunity to host Major General Harpal
Singh, VSM, Director General of Combat
Engineers, Indian Army, on 26th April
2024.
During his visit, he interacted with the
startups working in the different areas
having possible combat applications. The
showcase was followed by a technology
briefing session where academicians and
scholars presented research projects of

Samsung SFT
FITT has partnered with Samsung India
for the third edition of “Solve for To-
morrow”. Its a global program and runs
in 63 countries. The Samsung Solve For
Tomorrow is a national education & in-
novation competition using STEM & De-
sign Thinking.
It has two distinct tracks – School Track
and Youth Track. The overarching theme
for school track is - community and in-
clusion and youth track is environment
and sustainability. In order to maximise
ots impact, the program reaches out to
students/early stage startups /grass root
innovators with innovative ideas and solu-
tions to the challenges related to environ-
ment and sustainability. For the youth
track, over 15 in-person outreach events
were conducted across India. For the
school track, more than 20 roadshows, in-
cluding design thinking workshops, were
held to expand the program’s reach. Ad-
ditionally, online sessions were hosted to
connect with potential participants.

7
 Q U A R T E R LY N E W S L E T T E R | A P R I L – J U N E 2 0 2 4

Symposium on ‘Women Mean Portfolio Updates Creatara Mobility: Creat-

Business’ ara Mobility, received a grant funding of
Cluix: CLUIX clinched the top
INR 3.9 Cr from the Ministry of Heavy
FICCI in collaboration with FICCI FLO spot in the “Innovation for Planet” cat-
Industries, GoI under the scheme of
and FITT, hosted an insightful sympo- egory at INSIDEOUT Summit in at Vien-
Capital Goods for the development of
sium titled ‘Women Mean Business’. naUP.
Indegenous Technology
The event aimed to spotlight the sig-
nificant influence of female entrepre-
neurs in shaping the future business
landscape. With a focus on addressing
challenges, celebrating triumphs, and
exploring opportunities, the sympo-
sium provided a platform for intellec-
tual exchange and inspiration from ac-
complished pioneers.
Nanosafe: Nanosafe, a material science
Team CREATARA showcased their cut-
technology startup has raised over INR
ting-edge technology to Hon’ble Lt. Gen.
3 crore in funding led by the IAN Group
Gurmit Singh, PVSM, UYSM, AVSM,
and the IIM Lucknow Enterprise Incuba-
VSM, Governor of Uttarakhand.
tion Centre (IIML EIC).

Eco Ratings: Eco Ratings, a cleantech

startup, has secured USD 1 million in
pre-seed funding from a consortium of
investors, including We Founder Circle,
Oil Drift Tech Program
888 VC, Vinners, Indigram Labs Founda-
The OIL Drift TECH program, a collab- tion, and Google, in a mix of equity and
oration between Oil India Limited and grants.
FITT, has been launched to foster inno-
TSAW Drones: TSAW Drones
vation and technology development. As
partnered with AIIMS, Raebareli, to start
part of this initiative, FITT has reached
futuristic drone delivery.
out to incubators and prestigious insti-
tutions across India to raise awareness
about the program. Outreach efforts
spanned Chandigarh and Dehradun in
the North, Kolkata and Bhubaneshwar
in the East, Pune and Mumbai in the
West, and Chennai and Bangalore in the
South. This extensive campaign attract-
ed over 200 distinguished applications.
Currently, the first round of screening
is underway, and the top 20 candidates
will be selected by the end of June. A MOTOR AMA: MOTOR AMA has won
bootcamp and final pitching session are Facility for Low Carbon Technology De-
scheduled for the end of July. ployment (FLCTD) innovation challenge
2023 supported by UNIDO, Bureau of
Energy Efficiency ( ) and
Delegation (Nepal & Sri Lanka) Global Environment Facility.
Exploratory visit by Social Media In- AHODS: AHODS Technologies emerged
fluencers of Nepal and Sri Lanka. The as the national winners of the ‘Uber Sus-
influencers were given a brief introduc- tainovate’ startup challenge.
tion about FITT’s offerings.

Student Excursion
Exploratory visit by the students of Ma-
haraj Surajmal Institute. The students
were apprised about FITT’s offerings
and how it is helping in bridging the gap
between industry and academia.

8
 Q U A R T E R LY N E W S L E T T E R | A P R I L – J U N E 2 0 2 4

Research & Innovation Park

Research and Innovation Park at IIT ● To accelerate research translation ● Amplify technological and societal
Delhi is a managed facility with focus impact of R&D at IIT Delhi
on innovation and product develop- ● Provide avenues for IIT Delhi stu-
dents and faculty to interact more ● Galvanize entrepreneurial aspira-
ment where IIT Delhi, industry, en-
closely with industry and bring tions
trepreneurs and government agencies
interact and enable the creation of ad- to market technological break-
vanced technological solutions. throughs through incubation

Event Brief
Delegation from Dominican A delegation led by Mr. José Ramón Holguín Brito, Deputy Minister of Monitoring and Government
Republic Coordination of the Presidency of the Dominican Republic. Deputy Minister Holguín visited the R&I Park
to explore the innovation ecosystem at IIT Delhi.
25th ATB meet 25th Army Technology Board (ATB) meet was conducted at R&I Park. The meeting was chaired by
Deputy Chief of Army Staff (CD&S) and 20 niche technology proposals were shortlisted.
NEDO-IITD Japanese Deep The New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), in collaboration with
Tech Collaboration IIT Delhi, held an interactive event where 5 Japanese startups made presentations for Indian students.
NEDO Director, General Takeshi Yoshida, shared his plans to partner with IIT Delhi`s students for
Japanese deep-tech startups. This collaboration aims to boost innovation and growth for both the
nations.

Facilities in Research & Innovation Park

• Auditorium (Capacity up to 110 People) • Cafeteria
• Board Room (Capacity up to 35 People) • Suite Rooms (Single & double occupancy)
• Mini Board Room (Capacity up to 14 People) • Electronic Laboratory
• Conference Halls (Capacity up to 10 People) • Mechanical Lab Laboratory
• Meeting Rooms (Capacity up to 5 People) • Bio-Nest Lab Laboratory
• Training Room (Capacity up to 26 People)
For booking R&I Park facilities for events, conferences, workshops, etc., please contact Facility Manager @ ripark.iitd@
gmail.com

List of Current Corporate Partners

National Center for Assistive Health Technology Novo Nordisk Foundation India

CoE Process Safety & Risk Management - Nayara Energy DS Centre for Entrepreneurship

INRM Consultants Pvt Ltd LetsVenture Technologies Pvt Ltd

Foundation for Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship BotLab Dynamics Pvt Ltd

DV2JS Innovation LLP Aftershoot Pvt Ltd

Tata Consultancy Services Mitsui Kinzoku Components India Pvt Ltd

Foundation for Innovation and Technology Transfer

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi | Hauz Khas, New Delhi-110016
www.fitt-iitd.in | E-mail: mdfitt@fitt.iitd.ac.in | mdfitt@gmail.com
Phone; +91 11 26857762, 26597167, 26597164, 26597289, 26597153