Funding search · EIN 822506250 · Los Altos, CA

Wadhwani Institute for Artificial

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$20.3M
in grants paid
14
grants
8
recipients
2022–2024
filing years

Recent grants

The 14 grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.

  • $6.0M

    National Entrepreneurship Network (Nen) · 2024

    The purpose of the grant is to introduce artificial intelligence (ai) solutions for infectious diseases of public health importance like tuberculosis (tb). The ai solutions developed and deployed will help in preparing,…

  • $731,283

    Lords Education and Health Society · 2024

    The purpose of the grant is to support development of artificial intelligence for educational purposes and the benefit of the underserved in india and other locales

  • $217,138

    Path · Seattle, WA · 2024

    The purpose of the grant is to support transformative research and artificial intelligence (ai) capacity for elimination of tuberculosis and responding to infection diseases.

  • $7.5M

    National Entrepreneurship Network (Nen) · 2023

    The purpose of the grant is to introduce artificial intelligence (ai) solutions for infectious diseases of public health importance like tuberculosis (tb). The ai solutions developed and deployed will help in preparing,…

  • $71,118

    Path · Seattle, WA · 2023

    The purpose of the grant is to support transformative research and artificial intelligence (ai) capacity for elimination of tuberculosis and responding to infection diseases.

  • $38,342

    Society for Education Welfare and Action - Rural · 2023

    The purpose of the grant to build a dataset of short videos and images of indian newborns across various birth weights, captured on an android smartphone, along with corresponding measurements such as weight, crown-to-h…

  • $24,988

    Project Concern International · 2023

    The objective of this endeavor will be to inform and validate a smartphone-based anthropometry solutionfor growth measurement by comparing the smartphone image and anthropometric findings among lessthan six weeks old ch…

  • $16,195

    Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research · 2023

    The purpose of the grant is to support postgraduate institue of medical education and research to set up public higher-education institution.

  • $5.5M

    National Entrepreneurship Network (Nen) · 2022

    The purpose of the grant is to introduce artificial intelligence (ai) solutions for infectious diseases of public health importance like tuberculosis (tb). The ai solutions developed and deployed will help in preparing,…

  • $91,962

    Path · Seattle, WA · 2022

    The purpose of the grant is to support transformative research and artificial intelligence (ai) capacity for elimination of tuberculosis and responding to infection diseases.

  • $30,624

    Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research · 2022

    The purpose of the grant is to support postgraduate institue of medical eduation and research to set up public higher-education institution.

  • $28,958

    Society for Education Welfare and Action - Rural · 2022

    The purpose of the grant to build a dataset of short videos and images of indian newborns across various birth weights, captured on an android smartphone, along with corresponding measurements such as weight, crown-to-h…

  • $25,675

    Lords Education Health Health Society (Lehs) · 2022

    The purpose of the grant was to assist wadhwani institute of artificial intelligence in strengthening its technical proof of concept model related to an ai powered smartphone based anthropometric tool by having lehs lea…

  • $15,321

    Ambuja Cement Foundation · 2022

    The purpose of the grant is for ambuja cement foundation is to carry out pilot projects in health to identify technology and governance challenges involved in adoption of emerging technologies that are focused to improv…

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