The selection highlights Atsuya's shift from traditional IoT monitoring to advanced, agentic AI. The "AI for All" challenge, organized by the Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY), sought scalable solutions addressing global priorities like climate resilience and industrial efficiency.

Key Highlights of Atsuya’s Innovation:

• The AOne™ Platform: Unlike passive monitoring systems, AOne™ uses domain-trained AI agents that learn from real-time asset data. These agents can independently take corrective actions across workflows, such as adjusting HVAC systems for optimal efficiency or predicting equipment failure.

• Sustainability at Scale: The technology is currently deployed across 750+ sites, helping clients—ranging from manufacturing and retail to quick commerce (supporting 65% of the segment in India)—significantly reduce CO2 emissions and food waste.

• Sector-Agnostic Impact: Atsuya provides solutions for refrigeration, water, and energy monitoring in diverse sectors including Oil & Gas and the LPG supply chain, enhancing safety and traceability.

• Global Recognition: As a finalist, Atsuya will present its solution at the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi (Feb 16–20), where it competes for a share of the ₹5.85 crore prize pool and access to global investors.

Leadership Vision:

CEO Rahul Ganapathy emphasized that the company’s focus is on "responsible innovation," ensuring that as enterprises scale, they do so sustainably by balancing operational performance with environmental accountability. Previously, the company was also honored as a "Genesis Innovator" at the National Startup Awards.

The Competition Context:

The "AI for All" challenge is part of India’s broader strategy to position itself as a leader in the "Global South" for responsible AI. Finalists like Atsuya represent the cutting edge of application-led innovation that solves real-world problems rather than just pursuing model scale.