Industry : IT/ITeS, FinTech & Emerging Technologies
The startup’s mission is to bridge the gap between ancient wisdom and contemporary knowledge seekers by building Trinix, an AI?driven platform trained on about 1.2 million authenticated texts drawn from Ayurveda, mathematics, astronomy, aviation and other Vedic disciplines. Accessing traditional Indian literature is notoriously difficult: the texts are scattered across different sources, written in multiple languages and filled with arcane terminology. General?purpose AI models, such as ChatGPT, are trained on roughly 570 GB of generic web data and still generate biased or inaccurate responses when not fine?tuned for specialized domains. In contrast, Trinix is built from the ground up on verified sources, enabling students, researchers and practitioners to interact with a conversational agent that cites specific passages and provides context?aware explanations. The platform will roll out discipline?by?discipline. Its first product focuses on Ayurveda, providing clinically oriented information and references for practitioners. Subsequent modules will cover Vedic mathematics, astronomy, aviation and other fields, each supported by an integrated digital library that allows users to browse the underlying texts. This approach differentiates Trinix from the Ministry of Ayush’s Ayurvedic chatbot, which is designed to interpret Charak and Sushruta Samhitas for health queries , and from the Traditional Knowledge Digital Library, which digitizes millions of medical manuscripts but serves as a static archive rather than an interactive learning tool. Revenue will come from tiered subscriptions, institutional licensing, and API access, with a freemium tier supported by advertising. By combining rigorous source curation with modern conversational AI, Trinix aims to make Vedic knowledge accessible and reliable for a global audience.
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Year of Establishment2025