Built in India. Built for every economy.
Ninth Dimension is the company building AHCOS — incubated inside government-sanctioned innovation infrastructure, and recognized by global venture and technology programs.
Why we exist.
In the AI era, a certificate is a memory. AHCOS is the measurement.
We believe capability — what a person can actually do — is about to become one of the most important things any economy needs to measure well. We are building the infrastructure to measure it honestly: interpretable, validated, and verifiable.
Built by Rahul Vats.
Rahul Vats founded Ninth Dimension after building The Gaming Hub, which turned educational theory into interactive, research-driven simulations.
That work is the throughline: making capability tangible enough to practice against, then measurable enough to trust. AHCOS is the same instinct, built as infrastructure.
Connect on LinkedIn →Recognized at the national and state level.
IIT Mandi Catalyst
DST-sanctioned Technology Business Incubator, Government of India. EIR and incubation.
i-Hub Gujarat
Government of Gujarat, Education Department. Incubated under SSIP 2.0.
Startup Srujan (S4)
Grant recipient. State-level entrepreneurship support program.
NVIDIA Inception
NVIDIA's global program for AI and deep-tech startups.
Antler Singapore
Global day-zero venture firm, Singapore.
LvlUp Labs
Accelerator within LvlUp Ventures, a U.S. venture firm.
Builders of ventures, institutions, and policy.
Kaustubh Dhargalkar
Design & venture building. Dean, Business Design, REDX WeSchool. Stanford Seed mentor.
Adarsh Kalia
Innovation policy. Co-PI, NITI Aayog incubator study. Policy Consultant, UNU. Fellow, EDII.
How we measure.
Measured, not asserted.
A capability claim is only as good as the evidence behind it. We show the evidence.
Confidence, not false certainty.
Every estimate carries its uncertainty. A number without a confidence band is a guess.
Interpretable end to end.
If a score cannot be traced to what produced it, it should not be trusted.
Owned by the person.
The credential belongs to the individual it describes — portable, not captive.
Measured separate from cited.
What we measured and what we reference from others are never blurred together.