Pulkit Jaiswal | Source | Co-Founder at NWO.ai
Pulkit Jaiswal
As an MIT Tech Review Innovator Under 35, I've worked in a variety of roles:
- In my previous life (genesis-2017), I pioneered fully autonomous drone systems for the energy sector.
- I took a break from starting things (2017-2019) to look inward. Adventured through erstwhile Soviet territories and survived a marathon trek across the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone.
- I'm focusing the next 10 years (2019-?) on building technology that will help shape the post-COVID, American Fourth Turning.
- Currently, I dabble with several petabytes of data in order to look for hidden secrets within cultural shifts that are taking place in the world today.
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We’re committed to understanding human behaviour through data. Our proprietary machine learning and natural language processing algorithms continuously transform petabytes of unstructured narrative data into visual metrics that are easy to understand and act on.
5 February 2021
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3 February 2021article
Pulkit Jaiswal | MIT Innovators Under 35Our annual list of the young dreamers, tinkerers, and innovators that are creating technology’s future. -
3 February 2021article
Meet The Innovators Under 35 (2016) - Pulkit JaiswalAbout Pulkit Jaiswal: Pulkit Jaiswal, 22, is an entrepreneur, roboticist and Founder-CEO of SwarmX. He is best known for his work in the field of unmanned aerial vehicles. At the age of 18, Pulkit designed and implemented a medical device at Stanford University, that can recognize viral infection signatures in real-time from DNA samples. At 20, Pulkit founded Garuda Robotics, a company that is the regional leader in aerial drone fleet applications and services in Southeast Asia. Now 22, Pulkit is spearheading SwarmX, a startup building the world's first fully autonomous drone platform for governments around, tackling terrorism, disaster response and poaching. The Power of Full Drone Autonomy: The drone revolution is here. Farmers are using drones for automated crop health analysis. Logistics and delivery networks are increasingly using aerial delivery robots. However, there's still one missing element - autonomy. Currently, drones still require a human operation team for executing... -
5 February 2021article
NWO.ai completes $3.5m funding round | NewsPredictive artificial intelligence (AI) platform NWO.ai has announced a $3.5m seed round co-led by venture capital firms Hyperplane, Wavemaker and Colle Capital.
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