Archive · 13 Jan 2026
IIT Bombay's ATMAN 3.0 Accelerator Concludes with Six HealthTech Startups
IIT Bombay's Technology Innovation Hub, which is part of the Indian government, just finished a special program called ATMAN 3.0.
This program helps new health technology companies grow and get ready for investments.
Many companies applied, but only 13 were chosen to join.
After eight weeks of learning and improving, six of these companies were picked to get money to help them grow.
The program ended with a big event where these companies showed off their ideas to investors and experts.
The goal is to use technology to solve health problems and make these companies successful.
IIT Bombay's Technology Innovation Hub concluded ATMAN 3.0, an eight-week accelerator programme for HealthTech startups.
173 startups applied, with 13 shortlisted for acceleration and six recommended for seed funding of up to ₹6 crore.
The programme focused on product validation, technology refinement, regulatory understanding, business strategy, and investor readiness.
ATMAN 3.0 concluded with a Demo Day at IIT Bombay, featuring presentations from the startups to investors and healthcare leaders.
Each of the six selected startups is eligible for up to ₹1 crore in seed funding, subject to evaluation.
- Who
- Technology Innovation Hub (TIH) at IIT Bombay, under the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India
- What
- Conclusion of ATMAN 3.0, an accelerator programme for HealthTech startups
- When
- After an eight-week duration
- Where
- IIT Bombay
- Why
- To strengthen early-stage HealthTech startups and prepare them for scale and investment
- Organizer
- Technology Innovation Hub (TIH) at IIT Bombay, under the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India
- Programme Name
- ATMAN 3.0
- Duration
- Eight weeks
- Total Applicants
- 173 HealthTech startups
- Shortlisted Startups
- 13
- Selected Startups for Funding
- 6
- Total Seed Funding
- Up to ₹6 crore
- Maximum Funding per Startup
- Up to ₹1 crore
