Kranthi Kiran Vistakula is a next-generation entrepreneur, the founder and CEO of an innovative technology venture called Dhama Innovations Pvt. Ltd. Kranthi is the creator of the revolutionary patented ClimaCon technology. ClimaCon is the only technology, in the whole world, that can be seamlessly embedded into the clothing of the wearer to provide cooling/heating (within a range of 4oC-44oC) on demand, irrespective of ambient weather. While pursuing masters at MIT Boston, Kranthi‘s own thermal discomfort inspired him to create ClimaCon, for the benefit numerous military men, industrial personnel and sports enthusiasts who deal with harsh weather in course of their duty. Kranthi has also been the Co-Founder and Co-Managing Director of Intact Labs, Cambridge. In the capacity of this position, he was the Co-Principal Investigator leading a research team in a NASA project to create a mechanism to generate electricity using proteins for space applications. Kranthi’s innovations have won him the title of Business World ‘Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2010’ and ‘Innovator of the Year 2010’ by Massachusetts Institute of Technology published “Technology Review Magazine.” Kranthi has also been a gold medalist Lockheed Martin Innovators’ Competition in 2008.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Kranthi Kiran Vistakula is a next-generation entrepreneur, the founder and CEO of an innovative technology venture called Dhama Innovations Pvt. Ltd. Kranthi is the creator of the revolutionary patented ClimaCon technology. ClimaCon is the only technology, in the whole world, that can be seamlessly embedded into the clothing of the wearer to provide cooling/heating (within a range of 4oC-44oC) on demand, irrespective of ambient weather. While pursuing masters at MIT Boston, Kranthi‘s own thermal discomfort inspired him to create ClimaCon, for the benefit numerous military men, industrial personnel and sports enthusiasts who deal with harsh weather in course of their duty. Kranthi has also been the Co-Founder and Co-Managing Director of Intact Labs, Cambridge. In the capacity of this position, he was the Co-Principal Investigator leading a research team in a NASA project to create a mechanism to generate electricity using proteins for space applications. Kranthi’s innovations have won him the title of Business World ‘Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2010’ and ‘Innovator of the Year 2010’ by Massachusetts Institute of Technology published “Technology Review Magazine.” Kranthi has also been a gold medalist Lockheed Martin Innovators’ Competition in 2008.
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