The Offline Network brings together two founders solving very different problems across India's technology landscape. Livestream 111 puts elder care and factory automation in the same conversation, exploring how one founder builds support systems that help older adults live well in their own homes, while the other builds AI that lets factory robots learn new tasks by watching rather than being reprogrammed. 

It is a conversation about technology meeting real human need, in the family home and on the factory floor, and what it takes to build for each.

About the guest

Saumyajit Roy has spent close to two decades in India's elder care sector and co-founded Emoha, a Gurugram-based company focused on senior care. Emoha is a technology-led service that helps older adults live independently at home, combining health support, emergency response, everyday assistance and social engagement through an app and a round-the-clock help desk. It runs on a subscription model and serves elders along with their families.

Puru Rastogi is a robotics engineer who trained at IIT Guwahati and Carnegie Mellon and co-founded Mowito. The company builds Physical AI software for industrial robot arms, letting them learn manufacturing tasks from human demonstration instead of fixed programming, so a robot can adapt when a part or process changes. Mowito works with automotive and electronics manufacturers, with a team based across Bangalore and Detroit.