Modi and Macron walked through Bharat Innovates exhibition halls on June 14, stopping at booths where Indian and French startups demoed aerospace composites and biotechnology platforms.
Founders pitched dual-use drones for crop monitoring and border surveillance with export-controlled components sourced jointly.
Macron tried a haptic surgical trainer developed by an Indo-French team targeting rural hospitals in Africa.
Modi encouraged young engineers to patent locally rather than migrating solely for Silicon Valley salaries.
Investors announced a seed fund bridging Station F in Paris with Bangalore incubators.
Organizers extended public hours after the leader tour drew unexpected foot traffic from Nice residents.
Startup founders demoed dual-use drones for crop monitoring alongside export-controlled aerospace components.
Macron tested a haptic surgical trainer developed jointly for rural hospitals serving African and Indian patients.
Investors announced a seed fund bridging Paris Station F with Bangalore incubators during June 14 panel sessions.
Incubator managers said the Indo-French seed fund announced during Bharat Innovates will prioritize climate hardware startups that already validated prototypes with pilot customers in rural India.
Station F managers said Bangalore founders selected for the new seed fund will travel to Paris in July for accelerator modules on European regulatory compliance.
Officials said additional updates are expected as June 14 filings and statements are reviewed by reporters and verified against primary records.
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