Wouldn't we rather discuss real startups that are not funded by conglomerates.<p>I came across this startup called Agatsa and here's their story.<p>It started off as a search for an easy to use ECG device, that required no help from a medical technician, led these two engineers to develop one themselves.<p>This led to the launch of a pocket-able heart monitoring device that is able to compute and provide an in depth analysis of ECG reports when a person places his/her thumbs on the device.
All it takes is 15 seconds!
This device is validated by more than 500 doctors and is known to be 98% accurate.<p>Pretty fascinating right? Watch the video to learn more!<p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIXFQaKL_F0?=hn" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIXFQaKL_F0?=hn</a><p>In case you would like to they have a fund raising link as well.
Mukesh Ambani really needs to go look at a dictionary and figure out the definition of a startup. You really cannot call one side project of a huge corporation like Reliance a startup.
Reliance Industries, one of the largest holding companies in India, starts a new venture to launch a new LTE mobile network. What makes this a startup?