• Selected under the IndiaAI–HEC Paris initiative, Staqu will join Station F to explore European market opportunities for its flagship AI platform, JARVIS.
• The program, spearheaded by IndiaAI and backed by MeitY and HEC Paris, strengthens Indo-French collaboration in deep-tech and positions Indian startups on the global innovation map.
Staqu, a pioneering Indian deep-tech startup, has been selected for the prestigious IndiaAI–HEC Paris partnership, marking a significant milestone in Indo-French technological collaboration. This initiative, spearheaded by IndiaAI, the national AI mission of the Government of India under the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY), in collaboration with HEC Paris and Station F,aims to propel Indian AI startups onto the global stage.
The IndiaAI Startups Global Acceleration Program is a four-month immersive initiative designed to provide Indian AI startups with unparalleled access to European markets, mentorship from industry leaders, and opportunities for international collaboration. Station F, located in Paris, is the world’s largest startup campus, housing over 1,000 startups and offering a vibrant ecosystem for innovation. HEC Paris, one of Europe’s premier business schools, brings its extensive network and expertise to support this initiative.
Staqu’s inclusion in this program accentuates its innovative prowess in AI-driven video analytics. Its flagship product, JARVIS, is a versatile platform delivering impact across a spectrum of sectors—from public safety and infrastructure monitoring to retail intelligence, industrial automation, and enterprise operations. While it has played a critical role in supporting law enforcement agencies and high-profile national events like the G20 Summit and the Ayodhya Ram Mandir ceremony, JARVIS also empowers businesses and urban systems with real-time insights, process efficiencies, and regulatory compliance.
The European Union’s growing emphasis on AI for compliance, sustainability, and infrastructure resilience aligns seamlessly with Staqu’s core competencies and the adaptable architecture of JARVIS.
“We are incredibly proud to represent India’s deep-tech capabilities on a global platform like Station F,” said Atul Rai, Co-founder & CEO of Staqu. “This selection reaffirms our belief that Indian innovation is ready for the world stage. JARVIS has already proven its value at scale in India, not only by enhancing public safety but also by driving measurable outcomes in enterprise productivity, smart city management, and industrial operations. We’re excited to bring that impact to Europe.”
This collaboration is part of a broader vision to foster innovation diplomacy between India and France. The Indo-French Tech Programme, jointly supported by IndiaAI, MeitY, and the French Government, aims to facilitate a rapid convergence of the French and Indian startup ecosystems, establishing strong linkages between incubators, innovators, and entrepreneurs from both countries. Such initiatives are pivotal in advancing cooperation in technological innovation and global deep-tech leadership.
As Staqu embarks on this new journey, it remains committed to its mission: making AI work for real-world safety, sustainability, and operational excellence, everywhere. This opportunity not only marks a proud moment for Staqu but also signifies a moment of pride for India’s tech ecosystem—showcasing the country’s capabilities on a global platform, powered by the IndiaAI.
