Company portfolio · 2026

Chatake Innoworks Private Limited

Where learning
becomes visible work.

We bring applied AI, research, software engineering and technical education into the same working practice—so learners can move from fundamentals to systems they can explain, test and show.

Students working together in a technology learning studio
Applied learning studio
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DPIIT-recognised startup
Building a connected practice across research, product systems and technical education.

01 / Our practice

Applied work, not just exposure

Technology is most useful when it gives people a way to make, test and communicate something real.

Chatake Innoworks is a DPIIT-recognised technology and applied-research company. Its work is organised through distinct operating divisions, while a shared method holds them together: learn deeply, build in teams, document evidence, publish usable records and mature selected work into products or institutional programmes.

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MindforgeAI

Applied AI/ML learning, student project systems and the public project archive.

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CodeSmith

Product engineering, software systems and technical implementation practice.

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GreenWorks

Systems and technology inquiry around energy, sustainability and field application.

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Students presenting a technology project
02 / Student pathways

From study to public evidence

Students do not need another certificate-only experience.

They need a demanding, well-scaffolded route into contemporary work: reasoning with data, engineering systems, collaborating in teams and presenting an honest record of what has been made.

  1. 01FoundationsAI/ML, data, Python, research habits and technical communication.
  2. 02Build in teamsMentored problem work, reviews, demonstrations and documented decisions.
  3. 03Publish evidenceProject records, portfolios, prototypes and appropriate public-facing artefacts.
  4. 04Move forwardClearer readiness for internships, higher studies, products and research collaborations.
Explore the ongoing AI/ML internship programme
03 / Current 12-week coverage

What the present cohort has covered

The twelve AI/ML blocks taught to the current cohort.

Across the current 12-week learning cycle, degree and diploma learners have worked through this sequence: computational discipline and Python, data and statistics, machine learning, deep learning, computer vision, NLP and generative AI, responsible AI, MLOps and cloud foundations, then a focused specialisation and reviewed capstone.

01Computational thinking02Python foundations03Data science04Statistical intuition 05Machine-learning pipelines06Neural networks & deep learning07Computer vision08NLP & generative AI 09Responsible AI & reproducibility10MLOps, APIs, Docker & cloud11Specialisation sprint12Capstone & professional defence
04 / Learning programmes

Long enough to build
something substantial.

The 100-day MindforgeAI AI/ML Internship 1.0 is designed for degree and diploma learners who are ready to connect AI/ML study with guided project practice. The present cohort brings together 50 learners in an ongoing learning and build cycle.

MindforgeAIInternship 1.0

100 days of guided AI/ML practice.

The 12 covered blocks move from Python, data and statistical thinking into machine learning, deep learning, computer vision, NLP and generative AI, responsible AI, MLOps, cloud, specialisation and capstone defence. A project-coordination layer, led by Vijayalaxmi Sundalam with student coordinators Laiba Mulani, Sunaina Gaikwad and Aashna Shaikh, supports review rhythms, documentation and team continuity across 13 project records. The outcome is evidence of learning—not a promise of placement.

Degree & diploma learnersCurrent cohort: 5013 project recordsProgramme details ↗
05 / Research & publishing ecosystem

Properties with different responsibilities

Research needs places to be developed, published and discussed.

Chatake Innoworks does not treat institutional research, journal publishing and technical publication as a single undifferentiated claim. CIAT, IJAIE and Innoworks Press are distinct public properties with complementary roles.

Institutional horizon

CIAT Research Institute

CIAT is the proposed institutional platform for rigorous technical learning, applied research, publishing and product practice. It is the long-term expansion vision—not a claim that every future institutional capability already exists.

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Journal ecosystem

IJAIE

A public journal environment for applied intelligence and engineering conversations across AI, technology, agriculture, education, robotics, materials, environment and responsible research.

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Publishing imprint

Innoworks Press

The company publishing imprint for technical books, learning libraries, reports, proceedings and research communication—where teaching and engineering work can become durable public knowledge.

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GFIS team receiving first-prize recognition at DIPEX 2026

GFIS team receiving DIPEX first-prize recognition.

06 / GFIS research journey

Recognition, research and responsible IP

A first-prize project can become a longer research system.

GFIS — GreenFuel Intelligence System — received first-prize recognition at DIPEX during its early project journey. It now continues as a carefully bounded research demonstrator and digital-twin-ready decision-support direction for anaerobic digestion and bioenergy intelligence.

DIPEXFirst-prize recognition
IP recordGFIS copyright filing, LD-12628/2026-CO
Patent pathwayFuture work under assessment; no public claim of a granted or filed patent
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07 / Learning in context

The people around the work

Serious technical learning gets stronger when students can meet the field.

Alongside structured teaching and project work, the MindforgeAI ecosystem brings students into conversation with academic leaders and founders. These moments help turn a syllabus into a more grounded understanding of work, responsibility and direction.

Hon. Gajanan Dharane addressing students at the MindforgeAI workspace
Workspace visit

Hon. Gajanan Dharane Sir at the MindforgeAI workspace.

A direct conversation with the cohort around the learning environment and student practice.

Bengaluru fintech founders visiting the MindforgeAI internship cohort
Industry visit · 11 June 2026

Bengaluru fintech founders at the Innovation Center.

Students met startup perspectives on engineering discipline, product thinking and applied technology careers.

An AI and machine-learning practitioner from the finance sector speaking with MindforgeAI students
Industry practice

An AI/ML practitioner in conversation with the cohort.

A working perspective on applying machine learning in the finance sector, shared directly with students.

Read the wider MindforgeAI internship story
Vijayalaxmi Sundalam presenting the Apollo Intel project during the MindforgeAI programme
08 / Leadership development

Coordination is part of the learning model

Students learn not only to build projects, but to coordinate serious work.

The current 13-project programme includes a deliberate coordination layer. Vijayalaxmi Sundalam serves as Project Coordinator, supporting project-group monitoring, enrolment review, title and abstract tracking, weekly progress, reporting and final-evaluation workflow. She works with student coordinators Laiba Mulani (Civil Engineering), Sunaina Gaikwad (Information Technology) and Aashna Shaikh (Computer Engineering), who help maintain task checkpoints, evidence completeness, team communication and review hand-offs.

13active project records held within one visible programme structure
01project coordinator supporting planning, review and team continuity
03student coordinators supporting their departments’ task and evidence checkpoints
Explore the 13-project archive
09 / Project archive

Systems at different stages

Independent product tracks,
connected by a larger inquiry.

MindforgeAI’s public archive currently presents 13 engineering project records: ten independent product-track efforts and three interconnected Apollo Continuum systems. Each record states its scope and maturity honestly.

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10 / Evidence & archive

Make the work legible

Good work should leave behind a record that people can inspect.

Research, publishing and institutional infrastructure are not decorative additions. They help give projects a history, set boundaries around claims and make collaboration more credible.

Learners collaborating in a technology session
11 / College partnerships

A practical conversation

Build a serious technical experience around your students.

We are open to thoughtful conversations with colleges and academic groups about AI/ML workshops, Future Tech Clubs, student mentoring, project review, faculty engagement, structured internships and applied research programmes.

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