Geetha Manjunath's guest appearances

Geetha Manjunath

The Indian Startup Show

The Neon Show

The Vision-Nari Podcast

Evolution of Solutions

Naina Hiranandani

Shruti Gandhi

Vamsi Krishna

Anish Achuthan

Array Ventures

Ashwini Asokan

Daljit Singh

Yashika Shah

Gautam Baid

Tanmai Gopal

Ankur Bansal

Dheeraj Pandey

Karthik Reddy

Vishal Gupta

Rajesh Jain

OwlTail

I catch up with Dr Geetha Manjunath, CEO &amp; CTO of NIRAMAI, a deep-tech startup, offering a radiation-free, non-invasive, non-touch, breast cancer screening solution. I spoke to her back in Sept 2017 (Ep67) when they only had a handful of customers, now they are one of the top deep tech startups in India.  In this episode we talk about their core technology  called Thermalytix. How they have innovated during the pandemic. Talk about how they create AI/ML models and how they test them before production. Talk about scaling issues &amp; being part of Google Launchpad and Phillips accelerators. How they have shortened the B2C sales life cycle from 6 months to 6 weeks. Thoughts on selling to hospitals. A deep dive on how do they train the machine when there is little data.  She also talks about developing (AI)-based computer-aided software for controlling the spread of River Blindness with the help from Bill and Melinda Gates foundation. She takes a trip down memory lane and talks about  being a member of the C-DAC team which built the first commercial indian supercomputer. And finally she gives great advice for first time entrepreneurs.In this conversation we also talk about:Talk about patents &amp; IP.Being a thought leaderSupervised v Unsupervised learningLaunching a new B2C home screening serviceWorking with data augmentationThermal imagingTaking it to the villagesScaling from 1 to 10 then 10 to 100Using microservicesGetting in the shoes of the usersAre they still a startup?Major milestones reachedHealthcare startups take time!and much more!Linkshttps://www.niramai.com/P.Sif you need something to do during these challenging and difficult times and want some inspiration and need some creativity. check out Skillshare. Skillshare is an online learning community with thousands of classes in design, business, tech, and more. Anyone can join the millions of members in our community to learn cutting-edge skills, network with peers and discover new opportunities.Try Premium free for 2 months and access all my classes!https://www.skillshare.com/r/user/neilpatelmusic by Punch Deck. https://open.spotify.com/artist/7kdduxAVaFnbHJyNxl7FWV

I catch up with Dr Geetha Manjunath, CEO &amp; CTO of NIRAMAI, a deep-tech startup, offering a radiation-free, non-invasive, non-touch, breast cancer screening solution. I spoke to her back in Sept 2017 (Ep67) when they only had a handful of customers, now they are one of the top deep tech startups in India.  In this episode we talk about their core technology  called Thermalytix. How they have innovated during the pandemic. Talk about how they create AI/ML models and how they test them before production. Talk about scaling issues &amp; being part of Google Launchpad and Phillips accelerators. How they have shortened the B2C sales life cycle from 6 months to 6 weeks. Thoughts on selling to hospitals. A deep dive on how do they train the machine when there is little data.  She also talks about developing (AI)-based computer-aided software for controlling the spread of River Blindness with the help from Bill and Melinda Gates foundation. She takes a trip down memory lane and talks about  being a member of the C-DAC team which built the first commercial indian supercomputer. And finally she gives great advice for first time entrepreneurs.In this conversation we also talk about:<ul><li>Talk about patents &amp; IP.</li><li>Being a thought leader</li><li>Supervised v Unsupervised learning</li><li>Launching a new B2C home screening service</li><li>Working with data augmentation</li><li>Thermal imaging</li><li>Taking it to the villages</li><li>Scaling from 1 to 10 then 10 to 100</li><li>Using microservices</li><li>Getting in the shoes of the users</li><li>Are they still a startup?</li><li>Major milestones reached</li><li>Healthcare startups take time!</li></ul>and much more!Links<a href="https://www.niramai.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.niramai.com/</a>P.Sif you need something to do during these challenging and difficult times and want some inspiration and need some creativity. check out Skillshare. Skillshare is an online learning community with thousands of classes in design, business, tech, and more. Anyone can join the millions of members in our community to learn cutting-edge skills, network with peers and discover new opportunities.Try Premium free for 2 months and access all my classes!<a href="https://www.skillshare.com/r/user/neilpatel" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.skillshare.com/r/user/neilpatel</a>music by Punch Deck.<a href="https://open.spotify.com/artist/7kdduxAVaFnbHJyNxl7FWV" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://open.spotify.com/artist/7kdduxAVaFnbHJyNxl7FWV</a>

Dr. Geetha Manjunath CEO & CTO of NIRAMAI on  changing the way cancer is detected.

In this episode, we chat with Geetha Manjunath, Founder of NIRAMAI; one of India’s most awarded health tech startups using AI to solve the detection of early-stage breast cancer. Prior to NIRAMAI, Geetha has made her mark at CDAC, HP &amp; Xerox, with her 25+ years of research and innovation background.Set up in 2016, NIRAMAI is India’s only startup among CB Insights’ 100 most promising AI startups. For anyone exploring health tech, this conversation would be of great value. From identifying the problem statement to creating affordable solutions for the end-user, by leveraging AI &amp; technology, this podcast will guide you through it all.Notes - 01:33 - Her belief in “Karma Yoga”05:11 - Family background and upbringing06:20 - Getting into IISc, learned - “Enjoying the newness of something”07:36 - Joining CDAC -  Member of the team that developed the First Indian Supercomputer10:23 - NIRAMAI’s cause - Enabling early-stage detection of Breast Cancer15:16 - Identifying problem statements and creating solutions20:11 - Partnering with hospitals and health startups21:54 - Mammography vs NIRAMAI screening (in terms of OpEx &amp; CapEx)29:06 - Challenges while fundraising as a Healthcare startup34:33 - Opportunities for Healthcare startups in India36:10 - Challenges Healthcare startups should brace up for42:53 - Future plans at NIRAMAI

In this episode, we chat with Geetha Manjunath, Founder of NIRAMAI; one of India’s most awarded health tech startups using AI to solve the detection of early-stage breast cancer.  Prior to NIRAMAI, Geetha has made her mark at CDAC, HP &amp; Xerox, with her 25+ years of research and innovation background. Set up in 2016, NIRAMAI is India’s only startup among CB Insights’ 100 most promising AI startups.  For anyone exploring health tech, this conversation would be of great value. From identifying the problem statement to creating affordable solutions for the end-user, by leveraging AI &amp; technology, this podcast will guide you through it all. Notes - 01:33 - Her belief in “Karma Yoga”05:11 - Family background and upbringing06:20 - Getting into IISc, learned - “Enjoying the newness of something”07:36 - Joining CDAC -  Member of the team that developed the First Indian Supercomputer10:23 - NIRAMAI’s cause - Enabling early-stage detection of Breast Cancer15:16 - Identifying problem statements and creating solutions20:11 - Partnering with hospitals and health startups21:54 - Mammography vs NIRAMAI screening (in terms of OpEx &amp; CapEx)29:06 - Challenges while fundraising as a Healthcare startup34:33 - Opportunities for Healthcare startups in India36:10 - Challenges Healthcare startups should brace up for42:53 - Future plans at NIRAMAI

Dr. Geetha Manjunath on building Niramai, the most affordable product for breast cancer detection in the world

In episode 28, our Vision-Nari is Dr. Geetha Manjunath, CEO &amp; CTO of NIRAMAI, an AI-enabled health tech startup that offers non-invasive breast cancer screening. The idea to start NIRAMAI came when Dr. Geetha lost two of her young cousins due to late detection of breast cancer. That’s when she decided to find a solution to detect breast cancer at an early stage that may also encourage women to go for regular check-ups. Tune in as Dr. Geetha talks about her journey, her innovative spirit, and the multiple initiatives launched by NIRAMAI in the times of current crisis.  If you’d like to reach out to NIRAMAI, please visit https://www.niramai.com/.   --- Find me on Instagram @vision.nari and tell me what did you think of this episode. I'd love to hear your thoughts. If you liked the episode, please rate/review on Apple Podcasts. It'll help us amplify these stories. Know a Vision-Nari that I should feature on the podcast? Write to me at thevisionnaripodcast@gmail.com.

In episode 28, our Vision-Nari is Dr. Geetha Manjunath, CEO &amp; CTO of <a href="https://www.niramai.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NIRAMAI</a>, an AI-enabled health tech startup that offers non-invasive breast cancer screening. The idea to start NIRAMAI came when Dr. Geetha lost two of her young cousins due to late detection of breast cancer. That’s when she decided to find a solution to detect breast cancer at an early stage that may also encourage women to go for regular check-ups. Tune in as Dr. Geetha talks about her journey, her innovative spirit, and the multiple initiatives launched by NIRAMAI in the times of current crisis.  If you’d like to reach out to NIRAMAI, please visit <a href="https://www.niramai.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.niramai.com/</a>.  --- Find me on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/vision.nari/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@vision.nari</a> and tell me what did you think of this episode. I'd love to hear your thoughts. If you liked the episode, please rate/review on Apple Podcasts. It'll help us amplify these stories. Know a Vision-Nari that I should feature on the podcast? Write to me at <a href="https://thevisionnaripodcast@gmail.com/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">thevisionnaripodcast@gmail.com</a>.

How Dr. Geetha Manjunath, an innovator & engineer, founded an AI-based healthcare startup

Welcome to Evolution of Solutions, in which we take a closer look at emerging technologies and how they contribute to a better tomorrow. Brought to you by The Better India in association with Accenture. Today we focus on Artificial Intelligence. Joining us on this episode are:  Ashwini Asokan, Mad Street Den Geetha Manjunath, Niramai

Welcome to Evolution of Solutions, in which we take a closer look at emerging technologies and how they contribute to a better tomorrow. Brought to you by The Better India in association with Accenture. Today we focus on Artificial Intelligence. Joining us on this episode are: <ul> <li>Ashwini Asokan, Mad Street Den</li> <li>Geetha Manjunath, Niramai</li></ul>

Episode 1: Artificial Intelligence Ft. Ashwini Asokan, Mad Street Den & Geetha Manjunath, Niramai

Breast cancer is the largest killer for  women today. So today I speak to Dr. Geetha Manjunath , co-founder &amp; CEO of NIRAMAI a startup developing a novel breast cancer screening solution.  Geetha has over 25 years in Global Research labs and has created many innovative prototypes, patents, publications and new products. Till end of 2016, she was a Lab Director and head of Xerox Data Analytics Research in India. Before that, she was a Principal Research Scientist and Research Manager at Hewlett Packard Labs India for 17 years. So in this episode  we talk about what inspired her to do this, how it works, the business model , aims &amp; objectives , accuracy rates. Reaction of  the health industry. Geetha  shares thoughts on what first time founders should be focusing on &amp; dealing with sceptical doctors! and so much more so please enjoy the show!! In this conversation we also talk about:  What excites her most about this startup How are they trying to attract customers Her background - PHD in computer science &amp;  working at Xerox How the device works - The 5 step dance process! What would health care look like in 50 years time? How did she learn all this! Huge potential in making a difference to women in India Great advice for first time founders Getting your hands dirty! Life as a CEO How to get into machine learning (Go back to school and learn maths - but its not hard!)  Links http://www.niramai.com/ Thanks for listening and subscribing. If you like the show please leaving a comment in ITUNES.  Thank you for supporting the podcast since launching we have had over 200,000 Total Downloads

Breast cancer is the largest killer for women today. So today I speak to Dr. Geetha Manjunath , co-founder &amp; CEO of NIRAMAI a startup developing a novel breast cancer screening solution. Geetha has over 25 years in Global Research labs and has created many innovative prototypes, patents, publications and new products. Till end of 2016, she was a Lab Director and head of Xerox Data Analytics Research in India. Before that, she was a Principal Research Scientist and Research Manager at Hewlett Packard Labs India for 17 years. So in this episode we talk about what inspired her to do this, how it works, the business model , aims &amp; objectives , accuracy rates. Reaction of the health industry. Geetha shares thoughts on what first time founders should be focusing on &amp; dealing with sceptical doctors! and so much more so please enjoy the show!! In this conversation we also talk about: <ul> <li>What excites her most about this startup</li> <li>How are they trying to attract customers</li> <li>Her background - PHD in computer science &amp; working at Xerox</li> <li>How the device works - The 5 step dance process!</li> <li>What would health care look like in 50 years time?</li> <li>How did she learn all this!</li> <li>Huge potential in making a difference to women in India</li> <li>Great advice for first time founders</li> <li>Getting your hands dirty!</li> <li>Life as a CEO</li> <li>How to get into machine learning (Go back to school and learn maths - but its not hard!)</li> </ul> Links <a href="http://www.niramai.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.niramai.com/</a> Thanks for listening and subscribing. If you like the show please leaving a comment in ITUNES. Thank you for supporting the podcast since launching we have had over 200,000 Total Downloads