Campaign Story

Synaptech AI was founded to push artificial intelligence beyond software—into silicon itself. While most AI models depend on huge data centers and internet connectivity, Synaptech designed a neuromorphic chip that mimics how human neurons fire, allowing devices to learn and adapt locally without external servers.

This technology could power autonomous drones, smart vehicles, and edge devices that think independently—reducing latency, power consumption, and privacy risks. The first prototype, Syn-1, was tested on a small surveillance drone that successfully learned object recognition in real time without internet access. It performed 40% faster and consumed 60% less power than standard chips.

But today, Synaptech AI is bleeding cash. Chip fabrication costs are high, lab rentals overdue, and component suppliers are demanding upfront payments. The small six-member engineering team is now down to three, working nights in borrowed lab space just to finish the next prototype.

If funded, Synaptech could become a national leader in neuromorphic computing, aligning perfectly with India’s semiconductor mission. Without help, the project will vanish—taking with it one of the country’s boldest steps toward true machine intelligence.