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Zomato Founder Develops Wearable Temple Device for Indian Market
Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal has reportedly developed a wearable device called Temple that adheres to the forehead. The gadget is expected to launch soon at a price point of approximately one lakh rupees.
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Deepinder Goyal, the founder of India's leading food delivery platform Zomato, is stepping into the consumer hardware space with the development of a novel wearable device branded as Temple. The device is designed to be affixed to the forehead and represents Goyal's venture beyond the fintech and logistics sectors.
According to multiple industry reports, the Temple device is slated for launch in the near future. The product is positioned as a premium offering, with an anticipated retail price of around one lakh rupees, targeting a segment of tech-savvy consumers willing to invest in cutting-edge wearable technology.
Details regarding the specific functionality and features of the Temple device remain limited at this stage. However, the product announcement signals Goyal's broader ambitions in the technology hardware ecosystem, extending his entrepreneurial interests beyond Zomato's core business operations.
The launch comes amid growing interest in wearable technology across India, particularly in major metropolitan areas where consumer adoption of smart devices continues to accelerate. The exact specifications and capabilities of the Temple device are expected to be revealed closer to its official launch date.