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Jarsh Safety expands from helmet to 30 products

By Startup Enthusiast · 8 April 2026

What they do

Jarsh Safety makes air-conditioned helmets and smart safety tools for harsh industrial environments

The company grew from one product to nearly 30 SKUs in a year and plans to raise $2 million

It aims to replace traditional PPE with IoT and AI systems that predict and prevent accidents

Jarsh Safety was started as a college project by founder Kausthub Kaundinya Y along with co-founders Sreekanth and Anand.
The breakthrough product was an air-conditioned helmet, developed after observing worker discomfort in harsh industrial environments.
The COVID-19 pandemic served as a launchpad, increasing attention on safety solutions and helping the company gain visibility.
The company expanded from one product to nearly 30 SKUs within one year.
It moved from being a research-focused venture to a complete safety solutions company.
Jarsh Safety has collected about $15 million in total from backers such as Mumbai Angels, BITS Pilani, and Q Dots Financial Advisors.
It has served over 70,000 users and reports a 20-25% average productivity improvement for industries using its solutions.

The company focuses on engineering controls over traditional PPE, using an 'inverted safety triangle' to eliminate hazards.
Its products include devices that detect live electrical lines and smart harness systems.
The long-term aim is to cut down and eventually remove the need for PPE by using IoT, AI, and robotic automation.
Hardware challenges include longer development cycles, higher capital requirements, and need for customization.

Jarsh Safety provides technology-driven safety tools for industrial environments.
Its products include air-conditioned helmets, devices that detect live electrical lines, and smart harness systems.
The company follows a philosophy of focusing on engineering controls over traditional PPE.
It uses an 'inverted safety triangle' approach to eliminate hazards at the source.
Industries using its solutions report an average 20-25% productivity improvement.
The company works with clients to find problems on the ground, builds prototypes, and turns them into sellable products within 6-8 months.
Its long-term goal is to build systems that spot safety violations in real time, forecast accidents, and remove risks before they happen.

The company plans to spend ₹15 crores this year to build an integrated manufacturing unit and testing lab.
It is preparing to raise $2 million to support expansion and innovation.
It has a five-year roadmap to invest heavily in advancing India's engineering controls segment for safety.
It plans to enter the Middle East within the next four to five months.