India, Nov. 2 -- Deepinder Goyal's 'Zomato guy' reputation precedes him. The entrepreneur - who transformed the food-ordering business in India before turning his attention to the health-tech sector with his wearable device Temple - has claimed that people doubt his ability to take on more science-focused projects.

Temple is a wearable health-tracking device developed by Deepinder Goyal, founder of Zomato and Eternal. Its primary purpose is to monitor changes in blood flow to the brain and help users understand how their bodies respond to physical and mental stress.

The device, priced at Rs.85,000, opened for pre-orders on November 1. The Temple website crashed briefly due to a surge in traffic.

Zomato founder and former CEO Deepinder ...