Infineon Co-Innovation Program (COINS) — Eligibility Criteria

Startups developing hardware-based solutions, semiconductor innovations, or embedded software are the focus. Hardware and semiconductor startups can be at any stage—from early prototyping and pre-revenue to established operations. However, embedded software startups must already be generating product revenue. The startup should aim for a scalable business model built on wholly-owned or licensed intellectual property; pure service providers, consulting firms, or engineering-only outfits are not suitable candidates. The applicant must be a duly incorporated legal entity such as an Inc., LLP, or GmbH, and can be headquartered in any country. The company must be majority-owned by individual founders and/or venture capital investors, and must have a dedicated, full-time management and development team.

Infineon Co-Innovation Program (COINS) is open to startups at the product, revenue and profitable stage working in deeptech electronics robotics. It is open to startups registered anywhere in India. Applicants should be registered as private limited and llp.