When pitcher Trivikram’s automated micro tractors are shown to Vineeta Singh, she is reminded of Jugaadu Kamlesh from season one in Shark Tank India 3
The Sharks, Aman Gupta, Vineeta Singh, Namita Thapar, Anupam Mittal, and Ritesh Agarwal, open the most recent episode of Shark Tank India 3.
Siripurapu Monish Kumar, the inventor of CoolAnt, a technology based on nature, makes the first presentation. In addition to being an artist, he is an architect. It is a cooling method that is both biomimetic and natural. It functions as a natural cooling system and may be mounted on building facades.
His request for 1% equity is Rs. 90 lakh.
If this cooling method has been installed, have the sharks noticed a drop in temperature? In addition, the founder practices architecture.
Namita discovers that the founder overvalued the company by Rs 90 crore while having just Rs 3 crore in the order book. Anupam advises him to combine CoolAnt with his architectural firm in order to create a distinctive persona.
Aman promises to contact him to arrange for the equipment to be installed in his workplace, but as an investor, he is unable to assist him. Ritesh gives him another opportunity to persuade him, but as his retribution kicks in, he instructs him to get in touch with him.
Trivikram Kumar Dogga, the creator of XMachines, makes the second pitch. It’s an AI and robotics business. The device may be used for duties such as planting and harvesting; it can be used as a versatile agricultural robot that can do many chores or as a mini tractor with interchangeable accessories. By using AI technology, it also increases agricultural yield and the use of chemicals.
His request for 4% equity is Rs 72 lakh.
Reminiscent of Jugaadu Kamlesh from season one, Vineeta remarks, “He was an incredible entrepreneur.” You created an automated variant of the mechanical item he manufactured.
“That’s a very good product,” remarks Trivikram.
After talking about the founder’s business ability, Ritesh and Namita accept his offer, and the sale is finalised.
