Nasscom Launches InnoTrek 2025 to Take 27 Indian Deeptech Start-Ups to the USA

Nasscom is set to roll out its InnoTrek 2025 – USA edition, designed to arm Indian deeptech start-ups with the market insights, strategic networks, and resources needed to break into and scale across the United States. 

This year’s cohort brings together 27 companies spanning AI/ML, cybersecurity, semiconductors, industrial IoT, agentic AI, quantum-inspired optimisation, autonomous systems, regtech, legaltech, climate tech, and health tech. The line-up ranges from early-stage ventures to mature firms with diverse funding profiles, all united by a sharp focus on the U.S. market.

Scheduled for September 8–19, 2025, the program will cover two key hubs — San Francisco, California (Sept 8–12) and New York (Sept 17–19) — offering in-depth market knowledge tailored to the USA, networking with key stakeholders and industry leaders.

Over the years, Nasscom’s InnoTrek programme has hosted several editions across the USA and Middle East. The 2025 “Funding Insights” data shows a spread across pre-revenue companies to those that have raised under $500K, $500K–$1M, and $1M–$5M. Nine of the start-ups in this year’s cohort have registered intellectual property.

Among the featured start-ups is Beagle Security, which delivers AI-powered automated penetration testing that simulates real-world cyberattacks to uncover vulnerabilities early. Beagle Security operates in the $100,000–$1,000,000 revenue band, with undisclosed funding but a growing roster of enterprise customers.

BluCursor is an AI-first company specialising in computer vision, automation, and analytics. Its flagship product, Vidyam.ai, provides AI-powered video analytics for real-time surveillance, safety, and operational efficiency—covering defect detection, intrusion alerts, people tracking, and SOP adherence.

DaveAI offers a vertical AI platform combining SLM-powered agents, virtual avatars, and microbots to automate sales, service, and customer interactions—particularly for U.S. auto dealerships, OEMs, and EV brands. It deploys AI agents via web, kiosks, or mobile to support vehicle discovery, trade-ins, servicing, and financing. Customers include Maruti Suzuki, BYD, Hero MotoCorp, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and Karnataka Bank.

LiaPlus AI positions itself as a generative AI “employee” for customer support and sales in BFSI and e-commerce. Capable of speaking 18+ languages and integrating with 6,000+ apps including Cisco and Genesys, it offers secure on-premise deployments, proprietary datasets, and real-time automation. The platform serves banks in South Africa, the Middle East, and India, and is now targeting the US market to help BFSI and e-commerce players scale multilingual support cost-effectively.

VITT is a GenAI-based companion for sales teams, delivering real-time, in-meeting guidance and automating post-meeting workflows. Unlike post-meeting analytics tools, VITT claims to provide live intelligence during voice, video, and in-person interactions, boosting conversions, productivity, and compliance. Built on open-source models, it claims to support both SaaS and on-premise deployments to give clients flexibility and control.

Several India-origin programs and cohorts explicitly help Indian start-ups access, enter, and scale in the United States including, Nexus Startup Hub, Expert Dojo’s India-dedicated accelerator cohort, T-Hub’s T-Bridge and soft-landing programs (Hyderabad) that run US market-access tracks and more.