Building Systems
That Endure

Built from India for the World.

OUR SYSTEMS

Built to last.
Applied across domains.

AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE

ARCORA

Precision crop disease diagnosis for Indian farmers. Upload a photo of any affected plant part — leaf, stem, fruit, flower, or root — and receive a full scientific diagnosis with treatment protocol in under two minutes. Deployed with 15+ FPOs across Karnataka. 6,000+ farmers. 13,500+ diagnoses delivered.

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DEFENCE & LAW ENFORCEMENT

CIPHER

India's only indigenous field forensic imaging and autonomous reconnaissance system. Multispectral imaging, autonomous quadruped deployment, biometric identification across six databases in under ten seconds. India currently imports 100% of forensic equipment. CIPHER ends that dependency.

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CIPHER ECHO autonomous quadruped prototype

HEALTHCARE · CLINICAL AI

SYNTAX

A voice-first AI clinical simulation platform built for Indian medical students. 600+ MD-reviewed cases across six specialties. Complete patient encounters — from chief complaint to management — built for the NMC NEXT curriculum.

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Precision. Permanence. Purpose.

Three words that govern every decision we make — from the first sketch to the last deployment.

ARCORA · Live in Karnataka ↗

Deployed

FPOs deployed

across Karnataka

Farmers in network

active users

Partner Organisations

Bilineru Chelume Sericulture and Horticulture FPCL

Shree Manjunathaswamy FPCL

Mandara FPCL

5 partner organisations · Karnataka

CSR Initiatives

Technology as responsibility,
not afterthought.

01Mobile Experiential Education

Wonders on Wheels™

A mobile science and technology experience lab that reaches schools in underserved districts — bringing hands-on STEM education to children who have never had access to a proper laboratory.

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02Agricultural Knowledge Infrastructure

One FPO · One Plant

For every manufacturing facility Truffaire operates, one farmer producer organisation receives full ARCORA access permanently, at no cost. The knowledge farmers generate belongs to them.

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