A globally governed, international interdisciplinary innovation experience — delivered on your campus.
Six weeks in which students take a system-level global sector challenge from problem statement to a globally benchmarked pitch, under the direct mentorship of senior international experts.
This is the first time in India that an internationally governed, interdisciplinary and immersive challenge system of this scale is being delivered physically on campus.
Students don't need only ideas. They need structure, mentoring and real market exposure. ProductX builds an on-campus venture pipeline from problem-solving to investor readiness — a structured incubation and entrepreneurship platform that converts student solutions into ventures.
From e-commerce stores to marketplaces, build real products that go public while you study.
Go from idea to functional product in 90 days — and pitch it to investors.
Redesign a local brand's digital identity, automate their outreach and help them grow using no-code tools.
Develop future-ready capabilities aligned with emerging industries and global careers.
Students and professionals solve live, practical problems using structured innovation methods.
Premium programmes for leaders focused on strategy, innovation and future skills.
India is entering a decade defined by AI, automation and global capital movement. ProductX equips students to:
ProductX integrates with Futred's industry-integrated professional tracks, each delivered across four levels — Foundations, Core Concepts, Advanced and Expert.
ProductX is governed by practitioners, not lecturers. Cohorts are launched and evaluated by senior international experts drawn from Futred's global network.
“When I review student projects, the biggest gap is feasibility — ProductX is one of the few formats where I’ve actually seen students close that gap fast.”
“I’ve seen students surprise themselves in ProductX — they move from ‘learning concepts’ to presenting credible, professional thinking in a short time.”
Futred delivers ProductX in partnership with ATMC (RTO 22158), with the institution retaining academic ownership. We bring the challenge, the governing expert, the execution frameworks and the evaluation standards.
Six weeks per cohort. Weeks 1–2 delivered in person on campus by the governing international expert; Weeks 2–5 structured team execution; Week 6 pitch and evaluation, with the expert returning virtually.
Classroom or studio space suitable for team-based work, presentation facilities and reliable internet. Team sizes and cohort scale are agreed during onboarding.
Institutional faculty co-host the cohort alongside the governing expert, with briefing sessions, execution frameworks and evaluation criteria supplied ahead of launch.
A limited number of campuses and cohorts are selected per phase. Institutions are onboarded in sequence, with the challenge brief agreed jointly.
Undergraduate and postgraduate students across computing, engineering, management, design and allied disciplines. Teams are deliberately interdisciplinary — the challenges are system-level and cannot be solved from a single discipline.