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Predulive Labs secures $125,000 grant from South Korea

What they do

Predulive Labs builds real-time infrastructure monitoring using vision-based edge AI and digital twins

It secured a $125,000 government grant from K-Startup Grand Challenge 2025 and set up a Seoul headquarters

The startup targets $1 million seed funding and has completed six paid pilots in architecture and infrastructure

Predulive Labs, founded by Shivanshu Dwivedi, provides real-time infrastructure monitoring using vision-based Edge AI, Digital Twins, and Physical Simulation.
The startup builds high-fidelity digital copies of physical assets to run continuous simulations.
It uses Edge AI boxes that process data on-site, giving full data security and no delay.
Predulive Labs focuses on industrial inspections, dense urban infrastructure, and defense assets.
The startup secured a $125,000 government grant from K-Startup Grand Challenge 2025.
It established a strategic headquarters in Seoul, South Korea.
The company completed six paid pilot projects with strategic partners in architectural and infrastructure sectors.
Predulive Labs is supported by India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) and South Korea's Ministry of SMEs and Startups.

The grant from K-Startup Grand Challenge 2025 provides early validation and funding for the startup's expansion into South Korea.
The Seoul headquarters positions Predulive Labs to access the South Korean market and government support.
The company aims to shift the global engineering paradigm from reactive to preventive infrastructure maintenance.
The startup is targeting a $1 million seed round in current VC discussions.

Predulive Labs provides real-time infrastructure monitoring using vision-based Edge AI, Digital Twins, and Physical Simulation.
It builds high-fidelity digital copies of physical assets to run continuous simulations.
It uses Edge AI boxes that process data on-site, giving full data security and no delay.
It targets high-stakes industrial inspections, dense urban infrastructure, and defense assets.
The startup has completed six paid pilot projects with strategic partners in architectural and infrastructure sectors.
It is scaling infrastructure monitoring systems for nationwide protection.

Predulive Labs is targeting a $1 million seed round in current VC discussions.
The company plans to scale infrastructure monitoring systems for nationwide protection.
It is transitioning from manual drone piloting to autonomous architectural leadership.
The startup will showcase at NextRise 2026 in South Korea.