
India's Largest Prototyping Centre | A Government of Telangana initiative | CEO: @jogitanikella
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Every hardware breakthrough begins with access.
Applications are now open for the T-Works Access Programs.
Whether you're a student brainstorming on an idea, a maker building your first prototype, or a startup preparing to go to market, our access programs give you the infrastructure, technical guidance, and collaborative environment to build with confidence. From prototyping and testing to refining your MVP, you'll have the support to move from idea to product, faster.
If you've been waiting for the right place to build, this is it.
Apply today and start creating at T-Works.
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Industrial innovation moves faster when companies connect with hardware startups solving real-world challenges.
T-Works welcomed the Mitsubishi Electric delegation and the Beyond Next Ventures team for conversations on how industry and emerging hardware ventures can work together.
With prototyping and manufacturing capabilities under one roof, T-Works helps startups build, test and refine technologies that address industry needs.
The Mitsubishi Electric team expressed interest in startups working across:
🔹 Building management systems and HVAC
🔹 Electrical systems
🔹 Elevator management
🔹 Factory automation
🔹 IoT-based equipment management
Thank you to Takashi Uraguchi, Kazuhide Sugiyama and Sanghoon Sim of Mitsubishi Electric, and Jay Krishnan, Yuichiro Sano and Aravind Kannan of Beyond Next Ventures, for the engaging discussions.
Building in these areas? Connect with T-Works to explore how your technology can move closer to industrial application.
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Students build more when their teachers have built first.
T-Works delivered hands-on training for 100 Atal Tinkering Lab (ATL) facilitators from across Telangana, in a programme organised by UNICEF and Samagra Shiksha Telangana.
Participants worked with 3D printing, basic electronics and design thinking, and they’re now taking those skills back to their ATLs.
Glad to support this effort and to do more with our partners.
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You’ve built the solution. Now, can it solve a real industry problem?
Maruti Suzuki Incubation Program for Mobility Startups by NSRCEL
Outreach Partner: T-Works
Cohort 7 invites early-revenue to scale-up startups to pitch their solutions to Maruti Suzuki Innovation and explore a potential paid PoC.
⏳ 8 days left. Apply by 23 October 2026.
🎤 Shortlisted startups pitch in person at T-Works: 28 October 2026
👉 Apply now: forms.gle/ZRuJbpBQhp3ZDzWJ7
Know a founder building in mobility? Tag them below. 👇
@Min_SridharBabu @AnveshReddy_TG @DigitalMediaTG @TGRising2047 @CPRO_TGCM @jogitanikella @InnovationByMS @Maruti_Corp
From Technology Development to Real-World Implementation 🌍
What does it take to move a promising sanitation technology from prototype to a solution that works in the field, at scale?
On 2 October 2026, T-Works participated in the Upstream R&D Network Development Workshop, hosted by the Gates Foundation in Glasgow, UK.
🌐 The workshop brought together researchers, universities, sanitation innovators, industry partners, and market experts from across the global sanitation ecosystem. Through technical presentations, knowledge exchange, and collaborative discussions, participants explored emerging sanitation technologies, shared R&D progress, identified technical gaps, and examined pathways to bring innovations closer to real-world application.
🤝 The session “From Technology Development to Real-World Implementation,” connected international R&D teams with India's sanitation market context and indigenous technology capabilities.
The session focused on three key areas:
🇮🇳 Understanding India's sanitation market - exploring the needs of various market segments like public toilets, schools, residential developments, and institutions, including affordability, water reuse, space constraints, and operational requirements.
🔬Connecting technologies with real-world needs - Indian technology partners presented their solutions, available evidence, technical gaps, and areas where further R&D or collaboration could help address sanitation challenges.
⚙️Building pathways from R&D to implementation - T-Works outlined its capabilities in engineering, prototyping, system integration, and manufacturing, and how these can support technology development towards ISO 30500 readiness.
💡Across the workshop, a key message stood out: technical innovation alone is not enough. Understanding market needs, demonstrating performance under local conditions, ensuring manufacturability, and building the right partnerships are all essential to translating promising technologies into viable solutions at scale.
At T-Works, bridging the gap between R&D and implementation is central to our role in the WASH ecosystem. By bringing together technology developers, research institutions, and industry partners, we aim to help move sanitation innovations from development towards practical implementation and commercialisation.
🙏 Our sincere thanks to Dr. Marc Deshusses, Dr. Carl Hensman, Ms. Sakshi Gudwani, and the entire Gates Foundation team, along with all participating researchers, innovators, and industry partners, for making this valuable exchange possible.
The goal is not just to develop better technologies, but to make them work where they are needed most. 🌱
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One innovator’s idea could change everyday cooking for tribal families in Medak.
Many tribal households rely on wood fires for daily cooking. The smoke can affect health, while gathering firewood takes time and effort.
Er.Gvs Chakravarthy, a T-Works incubated innovator, developed the Natural Draft Rocket Stove. It uses less firewood to produce more heat, while helping reduce smoke and cooking time.
T-Works supported the journey with design guidance, engineering and fabrication support, and help establishing testing procedures to prepare the stove for practical use.
On Call to Earth Day, 25 stoves were distributed to tribal families at Sangayipeta (Bheemla Nayak Thanda), Narsapur mandal, under a pilot programme with ESRJC South Asia.
The goal is to help grassroots innovations move beyond prototypes and reach the communities they’re designed to serve.
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Thank you, Y.E. Maya Tissafi, Ambassador of Switzerland to India and Bhutan, for your kind words and encouragement. It was a pleasure to welcome you, Hon’ble Helene Budliger Artieda, Hon’ble Nik Gugger, Hon’ble Andrea Rauber Saxer and the Swiss delegation to T-Works.
We showcased how founders in aerospace, space tech, robotics and health tech turn ideas into working prototypes under one roof.
We look forward to strengthening 🇨🇭🇮🇳 innovation ties and exploring opportunities for Swiss innovators to build, test and scale in India.
@Min_SridharBabu @AnveshReddy_TG @DigitalMediaTG @TGRising2047 @CPRO_TGCM @jogitanikella @SwissEmbassyIND @SGE @SICCOFFICIAL
Ideas are everywhere. Ecosystems make them move.
At @THubHyd and @TWorksHyd in #Hyderabad alongside @SECO_StateSec Helene Budliger Artieda and the🇨🇭delegation, I saw the networks, infrastructure and entrepreneurial energy helping Indian startups turn ambitious ideas into globally relevant technologies, from #AI and #semiconductors to #robotics and advanced mobility.
Exciting possibilities ahead for 🇨🇭🇮🇳 #innovation links, with the 2027 #AI Summit in Geneva on the horizon.
#SwitzerlandIndia
@TelanganaCMO | @InvTGOfficial | @SwissEmbassyIND | @SGE | @SICCOFFICIAL
🚗 Calling Mobility & Automotive Startups!
Are you building the next big innovation in mobility, automotive technology, or sustainable manufacturing?
Here’s an opportunity to take your solution directly to Maruti Suzuki Innovation.
T-Works, in partnership with Maruti Suzuki Innovation and NSRCEL, IIM Bangalore, is inviting startups to apply for the 7th Cohort of the Maruti Suzuki Incubation Program for Mobility Startups.
We are particularly looking for startups working across:
🔹 Vehicle Technology
🔹 Mobility & Mobility Infrastructure
🔹 Green Manufacturing
🔹 Clean Technology
🔹 Digital Transformation & Industry 4.0
The program is designed for startups from PoC to Scale-up stage, with opportunities to:
→ Work on real industry use cases
→ Access domain experts and mentors
→ Connect with investors
→ Receive regulatory guidance
→ Explore opportunities for a paid PoC with Maruti Suzuki
And most importantly, shortlisted startups will get an opportunity to pitch directly to the Maruti Suzuki Innovation team, together with T-Works.
📅 Application Deadline: 23 October 2026
🎤 In-person pitch at T-Works: 28 October 2026
If you're building something that can shape the future of mobility, this is your chance to take it to the next level.
👉 Apply now: forms.gle/ZRuJbpBQhp3ZDzWJ7
Know a founder who should be here? Tag them below.
@Min_SridharBabu @AnveshReddy_TG @DigitalMediaTG @TGRising2047 @CPRO_TGCM @jogitanikella @InnovationByMS @Maruti_Corp
No template, no right answer. Just fabric and an evening to experiment.
At T-Works, we recently spent an evening exploring Kinusaiga, a Japanese fabric art technique where pieces of cloth are arranged to create a design.
Led by Madhuri Medisetti, the workshop gave everyone the freedom to work at their own pace, play with textures and patterns, and create something of their own.
Experimenting with unfamiliar materials is part of how we think about making.
Want a hands-on workshop like this for your team or institution? DM us
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Better public sanitation starts when innovators, communities, and the right ecosystem come together.
Now, it’s official.
T-Works and the Rotary Club of One Hyderabad have signed an MoU to collaborate on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) innovation and social impact, bringing together technology, circularity, and community awareness.
District Governor Uday Pilani and the Rotary Club of One Hyderabad team, led by President Neeraj Goenka, visited T-Works and met the ReFlow Toilets team, our partner in sustainable public sanitation and health, bringing three complementary strengths together:
Rotary Club of One Hyderabad brings the community network.
T-Works brings prototyping and technical depth.
ReFlow Toilets brings the model to serve the community.
Together, the goal is simple: make safe sanitation solutions accessible to the public and make water reuse sustainable.
A heartfelt thank you to Prof. Srinivas Chary Vedala and Abhishek Nath for driving this collaboration forward.
The MoU is signed. Now comes the real work - turning intent into action and innovation into impact.
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For innovators, a better idea needs the right facilities, the right people and the right expertise around it.
Carol Welch, Director, Economic Opportunity, India Office, Gates Foundation, describes T-Works as a one-stop place with facilities useful to a wide range of innovators and technologists.
That brings people together. Ideas get shared, challenged and improved.
She also stresses making good use of the resources T-Works has, while building a network beyond it and bringing in specialised expertise where it's needed.
The mindset that ties it together: "A collaborative spirit, a real problem-solving spirit, and maybe one where no problem is too big to be solved."
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Two states. One shared goal: creating stronger pathways for startups to build, prototype and scale in India.
T-Works hosted the Startup Punjab(GoP) delegation for the exchange of an MoU, bringing together key stakeholders from Punjab’s startup and industrial ecosystem and Telangana’s manufacturing innovation ecosystem.
The delegation included Mr. Amit Dhaka, IAS, CEO, Invest Punjab; and Mr. JASPREET SINGH, IAS, Director, Industries & Commerce-cum-State Startup Nodal Officer, along with the Invest Punjab team.
The collaboration will focus on knowledge sharing, stronger startup ecosystem linkages, and access to prototyping and manufacturing capabilities.
Looking forward to building stronger pathways for startups across both states.
@Min_SridharBabu @AnveshReddy_TG @DigitalMediaTG @TGRising2047 @CPRO_TGCM @jogitanikella @invest_punjab @Startup_Punjab @PbGovtIndia
What if technology could help a racing mind switch off at night?
In Episode 2 of Founder's Minute, P V Shyam Sunder and Kunal Jashnani of Aether Mindtech share how they built Evolv28. Their non-invasive wearable quiets the brain at bedtime by triggering alpha brainwaves, using a patented signal under 1 microTesla.
T-Works gave the team R&D workspace and rapid prototyping support. That access helped them move faster and connect with key government opportunities along the way.
New founder. New build. Every episode.
Building your next hardware prototype? T-Works is where it happens. Send us a message.
Catch Episode 2 on YouTube: youtu.be/Sx4Kr58bQs0
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Urban issues become easier to solve when the people working on them can build and test ideas in the field.
It was our privilege to welcome Srijana Gummalla, IAS, Commissioner, Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC), and senior CMC officials to T-Works for a discussion on how prototyping can help address municipal challenges.
During the visit, CMC and T-Works signed an MoU to collaborate on solutions for pothole repair, sanitation, vector control and public infrastructure. The team also explored work underway at T-Works on water hyacinth management, high-rise firefighting, recyclable materials, and liquid waste treatment.
The next step is to bring specific problems from the field into the workshop, build prototypes, test them in real conditions, and improve them with feedback from the teams who will use them.
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Hardware founders: what if the components you import today could be made in India?
In this video, Asheesh Raikar of Reflex Drive shares how they're building indigenised propulsion systems for drones. They’ve already supplied components to 80 companies.
At the T-Works National Defence Innovation Conclave 2026, the team picked up new leads and caught the interest of Indian Army personnel, who saw that the components were being made in India.
For hardware startups building alternatives to imported components, the right platform can create opportunities to showcase, connect and grow.
Building hardware in India? Bring it to T-Works.
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Deep-tech startups: what if a design change took seconds to test, not weeks?
In this video, Adriti Techno Engineering explains how its ML models predict how a design change affects performance in seconds, with up to 95% accuracy.
Explainable AI shows why a design behaves the way it does. Together, they cut manufacturing cycles from months to hours.
Through T-Works, Adriti also presented its digital tools to teams from the Indian Army and Indian Navy.
Building deep-tech for defence? Bring it to T-Works
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Eleven senior leaders from UK business schools spent their morning exploring how ideas move from concept to product and manufacturing in India.
The engagement was part of the India-UK Business School Dialogue, with the delegation led by Lord Karan Bilimoria of Chelsea, CBE DL, and including leaders from Aston Business School, Leeds University Business School, Newcastle University Business School, Birmingham City University, and others.
The group met T-Works leadership, interacted with startups exploring opportunities with the UK, and saw how T-Works supports entrepreneurs and companies through product development, engineering, manufacturing capabilities, and access to specialised infrastructure and expertise.
Conversations covered faculty exchange, joint research, startup collaboration, and ways in which UK business schools can engage more closely with India’s growing innovation and manufacturing ecosystem.
The next step is turning these conversations into opportunities for collaboration.
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There’s more than one way to learn. Sometimes, the best way is to make something yourself.
At T-Works, hands-on workshops bring people into the world of making, from 3D printing and ceramics to woodworking and more.
Whether you're a student exploring a new skill, a professional looking for hands-on learning, or simply someone curious about how things are made, there’s always something new to try.
Pick a workshop. Get your hands on the tools. And make something of your own.
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11 September 2026 marked an important milestone for sustainable public sanitation in Hyderabad and for India.
Hon’ble Ministers Sri Sridhar Babu Duddilla Garu and Sri Ponnam Prabhakar Garu inaugurated India’s first ReFlow Toilets at Lumbini Park - a solution designed to treat waste at source and reuse water at the same location, reducing dependence on fresh water. Its relocatable design allows it to be deployed wherever it is needed, creating a pathway for taking sustainable sanitation solutions to a wider scale.
The occasion was also graced by members of the Gates Foundation team - Ms. Archna Vyas, Ms. Carol Welch, Ms. Sakshi Gudwani, and Mr. Vivek Pandey.
A heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Abhishek Nath, Mr. Chakkaravarthi Rajamani, and the entire Reflow-LooCafe team for taking this innovative solution forward and working towards a more sustainable tomorrow.
As part of the visit, Ms. Archna Vyas, Director, India Office, Gates Foundation, joined us at T-Works, where she explored our WASH and sustainability initiatives, including the Sanitation Sandbox, and gained an overview of the capabilities supporting technology development, engineering, and innovation at T-Works.
T-Works and Reflow-LooCafe will continue to work together to advance and scale innovative solutions for public sanitation - made in India, for India and the world.
A day that brought together global partnership, local innovation, and a shared focus on the future of sanitation.
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