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Forbes India - Tech ConversationsDeep Tech India: Aditya Bhatia on passion for furniture design to robotics for SMBsAs India readies its own deep tech startups policy, this is episode seven in a short series of conversations with some of the entrepreneurs and VC investors who are building this ecosystem in the country. In today’s episode, Aditya Bhatia, an NID alumnus and co-founder of Orangewood Labs, a US-based venture backed by investors including Y Combinator, with its R&D in India, talks about how he and his co-founders, Akash Bansal and Abhinav Das want to make robotics-based automation much more accessible to small and medium sized businesses.2023-09-0529 min
The Humans of Cinema PodcastHarsh Varrdhan Kapoor On The Current State Of Indian Cinema, Stardom, & Favourite FilmsThe Humans of Cinema Podcast is a show where we hope to engage in meaningful conversations about films and the impact of cinema with the people who make the movies. In the new episode of the podcast, we had the pleasure to interact with actor Harsh Varrdhan Kapoor about all things cinema - from Sofia Coppola to Aditya Vikram Sengupta. There’s nothing quite like discussing films with someone who watches and engages with such diverse cinema from across the world, someone who has such clarity about their opinions on it.2023-08-061h 02
Insights by OSXSurviving The Heat: 45 Days in Urmul, Rajasthan | Episode 3 | Aditya Bansal | Insights by OutsightX | IPM@DoMSNALSARRajasthan, the vibrant desert destination of spicy food, colorful and large turbans, maharajas and magnificent palaces, has a myriad of faces that only a few people are aware of. Aiming to empower village communities toward self-reliance, the Urmul Seemant Samiti has been operating in the geographically sensitive district of Bikaner in Rajasthan since 1994. Aditya shares his experience interning with Urmul Seemant Samiti across India’s hottest, driest and most arid state over the summer. Tune in to listen to how he and his friends spent the unforgiving summer of Rajasthan, experiencing rural Rajasthan's simplistic and rustic life. 2022-09-0914 min
Confused Aathmaಬನ್ಸಾಲ್ರ ಜೀವನಗಾಥೆ - Biography of BansalSecond season - Fifth Episode2022-07-2812 min
Don't really know yetSmall businesses Part - 2The Boat is now afloat and the adventure has now begun. The conversation is further set in stone but who says that a new stone with a new inscription cant be carved again. The art is made a little further as the brush of conversation continues. Listen to Don't Really Know Yet to think about more than today as we bring on two guests: Aditya Bansal and Jaiditya Sharma and talk all about Small Businesses.2022-01-2922 minDon't really know yetSmall Businesses Ft. Aditya & JaidityaThe Boat is now afloat and the adventure has now begun. The conversation is further set in stone but who says that a new stone with a new inscription cant be carved again. The art is made a little further as the brush of conversation continues. Listen to Don't Really Know Yet to think about more than today as we bring on two guests: Aditya Bansal and Jaiditya Sharma and talk all about Small Businesses2022-01-2616 min
All Things PolicyEp. 616: India, the Moon and the Artemis AccordsHumans have always been fascinated by the Moon, but have never managed to agree on a common set of rules governing our activities on the lunar surface. As outer space becomes increasingly commercialized, competitive, and contested, the US is pushing for the Artemis Accords, a series of bilateral agreements, meant to lay down rules for lunar activity. While Russia and China have publicly expressed their skepticism, India is yet to take a stand on signing the Accords.Nitansha Bansal, Aditya Ramanathan and Aditya Pareek discuss the advantages and drawbacks of the Accords and examine the choices that...2021-07-1328 min
PCCI Podcast 🏏Our favorite test match knocks - Gilchrist at Hobart, Dravid at Adelaide and KP's Oval clasicJoin our hosts Raj and Aditya along with guest host Nishant to talk about all things cricket but more so of the most memorable test innings (1996-2011) that they have witnessed and what they remember of them as well as how they look at them now.
Along the way, they discuss cricket graphics, TV coverage, commentary, Aakash Chopra, Deep Dasgupta, Doda Ganesh, Jimmy Adams, the unfulfilled potential of Mark Waugh and the over fulfilled potential of SK Bansal and a lot more of cricket things.
The innings discussed in this segment (Part 2 of 3) are:
2019-12-0648 minPCCI Podcast 🏏Our favorite test match innings - Dravid's lone effort, Azhar's mad artistry and a Lara classicPod of Control for Cricket in India - [PCCI]
Join our hosts Raj and Aditya along with guest host Nishant to talk about all things cricket but more so of the most memorable test innings (1996-2011) that they have witnessed and what they remember of them as well as how they look at them now.
Along the way, they discuss cricket graphics, TV coverage, commentary, Aakash Chopra, Deep Dasgupta, Doda Ganesh, Jimmy Adams, the unfullfilled potential of Mark Waugh and the over fulfilled potential of SK Bansal and a lot more of cricket things.
2019-12-0655 min
Circuit Break - A MacroFab PodcastEP#53: Aditya and Mijael of Kinetic with “The Device”Podcast NotesAditya BansalCo-founder and CTO of KineticGraduated Purdue University with a PhD in Electrical and Computer EngineeringWorked at IBM Research Center before KineticDeveloped a motion tracker to move text on a display so the text stays still while running on a treadmill Mijael Damian Head of Data Analysis and Supply Chain at KineticGraduated New York Columbia University as a Mechanical EngineerUsed to work with key.me which is a "physical key" in the cloud, key cut is stored into the cloud and can be made at a kiosk so you are never locked outKinetics is a company de...2017-02-0342 min
The Indicast ShowIndicast #7Rashmi Bansal and Vikram Nanivadekar (Nani) shared the mic with me for this episode. I wanted to be a bit adventurous and record this episode at CCD (my cousin who is in SYJC says calling it Cafe Coffe Day is being unhip) but it was just too noisy so we recorded it at JAMs office.2005-11-1500 min