The Future

The “arukas” project began 15 years ago, sparked by the vision of Alistair Sean Drozario — a college dropout who believed that artists are discovered, not created.

He started as a humble inventor, building small, purpose-driven projects for individuals. With time, he scaled up to serve companies, and eventually created his first commercial product—driven not by market demand, but by a challenge that consumed him: reinventing how the world manages waste.

Most believed it was impossible to efficiently incinerate waste at an industrial level in a compact, scalable form. But instead of shrinking the technology that existed, he reimagined the entire method. What he built had never been seen before:

A point-of-use incinerator, powered solely by electricity, capable of accelerating waste ignition 10x faster than industrial standards.

He created a product without a market — and soon, the market came to him. A wave of inspired entrepreneurs saw what he had built and formed what would become Neo San — India’s first future-forward waste management company, designed not to catch up with the world, but to lead it.

Alistair Sean Drozario, inventor of the Neo X, has always dreamed of a world where imagination could solve what capitalism has fractured — a world where creators don’t have to bend to a system never built for them.

He envisioned an ecosystem where brilliance is nurtured, not processed.
Where artists, inventors, and dreamers aren’t forced to follow the rules — they’re invited to rewrite them.

Welcome to arukas - The Awoken Dream

Categories of Innovation

Our focus isn't on chasing trends —

it's on pioneering the next layer of reality.

We invest in high-impact technologies that blur the lines between the physical and digital,
offering startup founders a head start where most others start from scratch.

  • Reimagining how machines and humans interact, from reflex-driven feedback systems to embodied device intelligence — bridging cognition, control, and response.

  • From environments to endpoints, we prototype systems that abstract the real into the programmable — enabling infrastructure, interfaces, and experiences that scale beyond hardware.

  • Beyond encryption — we’re architecting trust into the flow of data, systems, and physical assets, drawing from AI-native, hardware-linked security models.

  • Gesture. Gaze. Intention. We build natural control systems for devices and environments, where machines respond more like senses than software.

  • Our work touches next-gen drive systems, analog-digital adaptive mobility controls — including mechanisms that rethink how humans command movement.

  • Turning noise into narrative. From real-time sensor fusion to dimensional compression systems, we’re building tools that help machines see with clarity and context.

  • More than just models — we prototype recursive logic frameworks and self-refining architectures that treat memory, evolution, and action as one continuum.

  • We explore systems where hardware, energy, and waste converge — from point-of-use thermal systems to IoT-native infrastructure for circular economies.

  • Our long-term view includes a unifying theory behind computation, perception, and physical interaction — grounding our inventions in something deeper than code.

Not for the Weak

If you’re tired of being evaluated by your paycheck instead of your real contribution —
If you’ve outgrown titles, rules, and templates —
If you know you were meant to build, not obey —
Then this is your place.

Arukas is not for the weak.
It’s for the relentless. The misfits. The ones who’d rather create the system than survive inside someone else’s.

We don’t hand out jobs.
We build legacies.
And we give you a piece of it.