How former Microsoft, Accenture execs joined hands with Samarthanam Trust for an accelerator to help startups making solutions for the disabled
11 March 2019 9:00 PM GMT
The Assistive Technology Accelerator focusses on startups building tech-based solutions for the differently abled.
- In fact, people with disabilities are one section of the society that are the least exposed to technology when the fact is that they would be able to make the most from it,” says Prateek Madhav, CEO of Assistive Technology Accelerator (ATA).
- Why an accelerator for assistive technologyPrateek says technology and startups can transform the lives of the differently abled.
- However, the primary problem for startups looking to create and develop technologies to help these people is taking them to the market.
- This is the problem we set out to address with the Assistive Technology Accelerator,” says Prateek.
- He joined hands with Ravi Narayan, who is well-known in the venture capital and startup accelerator space.
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