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Idea is a Laundry machine which can wash, dry, iron and deodrize Single clothe at a time in 5-10mins. looks like a cabinet when clothes are hanged for washing.

"HUMAN BLOOD IN SHOES" Here's the complete story.... These shoes are called Satan shoes, created by the famous rapper, Lil Nas X Here are 3 points that made it so unique and successful. ● He wisely priced it at $1018 because it serves as a refer

The founder of Spotify, Daniel Ek is launching another startup named Neko Health and it's awesome ! Why this is a big deal?(Read below) They provide advanced full body Health Checkup. It's like screening in airport. You basically go into a machine

🖥️ Understanding Virtual Machines: Demystifying Virtualization Ever wondered about virtual machines (VMs) and their role in modern computing? 🤔 A virtual machine (VM) is essentially a virtualized instance of a physical computer. In simpler terms,

Startup news 3/10 This AI can change how we create videos and films. This is Openai's Sora, a powerful ai that can make ultra realistic videos with just one prompt. And the videos are so realistic, you cannot guess which one is fake. Open ai has cre

As a report India GDP is 3.385 trillion With an average growth of 7 percent GDP per capita is 2375 dollars Is this GDP of our contry includes all MSME and small enterprises where the artifact's,decorative items,etc which are created in tire 2 and

Thaese are the methods for review authentication tell me what do you guys think AI and Machine Learning: We can employ sophisticated algorithms to scan for suspicious patterns in review submissions. This includes identifying unusual spikes in review

I have an idea of building a simple intuitive drag and drop editor to allow users to build advanced and complex AI agentic workflows for bigger task automations. It will allow the user to customise the agent behaviour to the fullest. Also allowing us

Here are some crazy marketing tactics that worked wonders for startups in their early days: 1.Paying People to Use the Product –PayPal gave new users $10 for signing up and $10 for referrals.This cost them millions but helped them dominate the marke