By Anjali Sharma
NEW YORK – NeuralGarage on Thursday exhibits India’s rising prominence in AI selected as one of only five Asian startups for the Startup Battlefield 200.
Bangalore-based startup NeuralGarage is making waves in the tech world by showcased its innovative technology at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 held from October 28-30 at Moscone West in San Francisco.
NeuralGarage is one of only five companies from Asia for the prestigious Startup Battlefield 200, a competition renowned for spotlighting breakthrough technologies across various sectors including AI, fintech, SaaS, and more.
The Startup Battlefield 200 is a sought-after platform for startups globally, with thousands of applicants vying for a spot. NeuralGarage’s inclusion highlights its pioneering work in the audio-visual field, underscoring its status as a key player in India’s burgeoning AI scene.
NeuralGarage has developed a game-changing technology called VisualDub, designed to revolutionize the dubbing process for films and videos. This advanced AI model ensures that dubbed content not only matches the original audio and visual elements seamlessly but also synchronizes jaw movements and facial expressions with subtitles in any language. This innovation promises a more immersive and authentic viewing experience, making it appear as if the content originally filmed in the target language.
Mandar Natekar, Co-Founder and CEO of NeuralGarage, expressed his enthusiasm about the recognition. “Being selected to present at TechCrunch Disrupt is a monumental achievement for us. It’s not only a milestone for NeuralGarage but also a proud moment for India’s rapidly evolving AI industry.”
Subhabrata Debnath, Co-Founder and CTO, further emphasized the significance of the selection. “Our technology ensures precise LipSync in high-quality videos while maintaining top-notch visual fidelity and timing. Being featured on a global stage like TechCrunch Disrupt aligns perfectly with our goal to deliver globally impactful technology and showcase the prowess of Indian innovation in Silicon Valley.”
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