Skill-Lync, an engineering edtech startup, officially confirmed that it has developed an in-house electric vehicle to help its students learn about the automotive industry’s future. The vehicle was developed by a team of six Skill-Lync in-house experts in partnership with professionals from the country’s leading OEMs. The EV, which was built over nine months at a cost of around Rs 5 lakh, will provide students with real knowledge of what goes into making an electric vehicle. The EV has a top speed of 45 kmph and a range of 40…

Uniphore, a conversational automation platform, announced on Wednesday that it has acquired Colabo, an AI-powered knowledge automation solution, for an undisclosed amount. Colabo, according to the business, specialises in extracting and exploiting information from structured and unstructured documents in real time. Colabo’s AI solution, according to Chennai-based Uniphore, enhances consumer interaction solutions by combining knowledge from any digital and physical assets into a seamless, tailored omni-channel experience. “This acquisition brings together unique capabilities to arm enterprises with new tools that provide a quick resolution to consumer queries and empower agents…

Spyne, a deep-tech Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company, has secured $7 million in a round headed by US venture capital firm Accel, with existing investors Storm Ventures, Smile Group, Pentathlon Ventures, and Core91 also participating. Spyne intends to utilise the funds to hire more people, expand globally, especially in the United States, and establish a computer vision lab for more in-depth research and development (R&D). “We are looking to build a strong deep-tech computer vision team and for our new computer vision lab, we will be hiring from IITs and other institutions,”…

Ultrahuman, a health-tech business, revealed on Tuesday that it has acquired LazyCo, a consumer-focused wearables company, for an unknown sum. To improve the user experience and raise metabolic health standards around the world, LazyCo will collaborate with Ultrahuman’s global in-house hardware development team. Ultrahuman, based in Bengaluru, will employ the LazyCo team’s expertise to give consumers with more detailed metabolic information and better overall health information. Ultrahuman’s wearable technology, founded by Mohit Kumar and Vatsal Singhal, helps people optimise their activity and nutrition based on glucose indicators. Kumar and Singhal…