Haha bulls eye!

Look at the irony now.
The same experts who were discouraging the long screen hours back until 2019, are the ones writing essays over how video conferencing clients, food delivery services, edutech apps are “disrupting” the game!

Totally, no offense to the experts. I manage sales for a startup that helps preschool and Daycare Management through our line of apps. Now we have received an astounding number of requests asking to develop an online classes feature for these kg kids. It's a unique situation that we are in, hope this tides over soon.

Building featuring system completely online for kindergarten level kids sounds no less than a disastrous request.
I’m sorry if it may come offensive, but KG level engagement is meant purely to drive a personal interaction and an iPad screen surely can’t mimic the art.
Thoughts?

exactly, we've explained this clearly to all our partner schools.
There are multiple blended curriculum like the Montessori, where it is highly important for the physical presence of the teachers, who help the child have a wholesome development.Even premium franchises have stopped conducting classes and offered an option to homeschool the child using blended learning.
It pains me that some educators want to tech-overload the little ones.

Ecosystems have now become a main area of joke.

People are diligently finding random gaps and if found none, create unidentified loopholes and voila!
You have a stupid app destroying your early days of playing, failing and learning.

VCs need to give returns to their LPs, if they have an option of choosing between a high risk, unproven and innovative startup and a low risk, proven and might not be that innovative startup, most will choose the later as they would want to have max ROI for them and their LPs from their portfolio

As VCs won’t invest, angels would also not prefer to invest as if they invest and the startup doesn’t receive money in further rounds, then it will be their loss in the end

Dude you are telling me a classic chicken egg story.

Going by this logic, EVs should forever remain a paper formulated concept?

Infrastructures should never flourish and all people are required to do is buy expensive devices, purchase cloud storages and keep installing applications?

You know i keep my satisfactory experience with investing space and the point I’m trying to make is totally different.

Investments are secondary.
Any idea that’s in your mind for now can be scaled to endless possibilities if there’s shitload of cash on the table.

VCs return come at a later stage.

I’m trying to go back to the basics.
There indeed was a starting point to the inception of applications, few years back right?
It was all good until it reached a threshold and every tom dick and harry, securing a healthy exit (for examplesome rich guy invested early in OYO and took a 10x exit) makes his own micro VC fund!

Point is, there gotta has to be a space for others to flourish, grow and scale.

There aren’t any innovations around because there aren’t suffice resource!

Also, take a look at the admission stats.

In the last 5 years, almost 60% or even more of the candidates chose computer science as university major (which is wonderful and I’m not at all against that)

The problem is, the wrong vision.

I’ve seen 2-3rd year students commenting ki I’m learning development to finally build an App aage jake.

Is this the vision you think should new generation be keeping up with?

Haha. I feel you mate

Neeraj Joshi, read the use of Raspi and Arduino reference here.
Dude i kid you not HW is indeed a big deal with a stupendous potential!

Lekin no one knows about it. No one talks about it.
VCs are too smart to understand how IoT and HW economics.

Talent who knows HW and other areas are forced to switch their careers interest because, the world!

We are looking at an area that actually adds visible value, can be touched, felt and hold technical defensibility and advantage!

I highly recommend HW/IoT me kuch initiative lena chahye community me.

Sustainability and impact solutions are direct use cases!

Completely agree Ashu Srivastava.. Very well said ..