Bhopal-based @swaayatt is set to make affordable connected cars a reality in India. #Tech30 #tsparkshttps://t.co/lQuLUf770S pic.twitter.com/OJ92Mb9nJZ
— YourStory (@YourStoryCo) November 15, 2018
“I don’t think you can use technology existing elsewhere. For self driving to work in India, you will have to build a unique technology,” @sanjeevs_iitr of @swaayatt tells @lennyspeaks https://t.co/PogFtnH5ot pic.twitter.com/iLdBFyJYO2
— Open Magazine (@Openthemag) February 22, 2018
