ART Program:Eligibility, Benefits & Application Guide
Eligibility, benefits & application guide for translational research in Bio-Cyber Physical Systems (Bio-CPS).
What is the ART Program?
The ART Program is an initiative designed to help bridge the gap between academic research and its commercial application.
Focused on Bio-Cyber Physical Systems (Bio-CPS), the program provides financial support and resources to help researchers turn their ideas into market-ready products.
By providing funding for research at Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 5 or higher, the ART Program supports researchers and innovators taking solutions from concept to commercial viability.
Benefits of the ART Program
Funding Support (Up to ₹30 Lakhs)
Initial grants up to ₹30 Lakhs for R&D, with potential convertibility via instruments that facilitate commercialization.
Mentorship and Technical Guidance
Expert mentorship and business guidance to help bridge research and commercialization.
Networking and Market Access
Investor connections, corporate partnerships, and increased visibility through market access and endorsements.
Eligibility Criteria for the ART Program
To apply for the ART Program, the applicant must meet the following eligibility criteria:
Academic Institutes (e.g., universities, research organizations) or Startups focused on Bio-CPS innovations.
Must hold a regular position within an academic institute or research establishment (e.g., ISRO, DRDO, CSIR).
Projects must be at a TRL of 5 or higher, with proof of concept already developed.
Applicants must have a demonstrated proof of concept or prototype ready for further development.
Collaborations with industry partners, academia, or research establishments are preferred.
Documents Required for the ART Program Application
To apply for the ART Program, you will need to submit the following documents:
- Proof of Concept
- Project Proposal
- Proof of Employment (PI)
- Partnership Details
- Clinical Trial Evidence
- Product Certifications
- Licensing Deals
