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I think noise control in drones is an important research area to focus on, and I think Phase control technology which uses active noise canceling to reduce noise might be a good idea for Indian drone companies to focus on and to develop noise control

Hello everyone, I’m Gaurav, a Venture Analyst at Quick Launchr. We specialize in aggregating early-stage VC funds and are actively seeking innovative startups that are looking for investment to scale their businesses. If your startup has a unique ap

Many assume most of the small businesses in India don't make money, which is true as 30% of Indian SMBs don't. But there is an interesting trend, that has shaped in the last 12 months. Indian business ecosystem has added "500k" businesses to the 1

What about a Bluetooth earbuds in which one side connects to mobile and the other to PC? Is this the solution for this unknown problem?

On average, male founders earned eight times their female peers in FY23, according to a PrivateCircle research on 114 Indian unicorns. The report also showed that male founders took home a median of Rs 1.8 crore, while their female counterparts earn

Newly-listed online travel ticket booking platform ixigo has reported a significant 212% increase in net profit, rising from Rs 23.4 crore in FY23 to Rs 73.1 crore in FY24. The company's operating revenue also grew by 31% during the same period, fr

Onecard - A unicorn with a valuation of 1.5 billion Usd Spend 1000 crore to make 500 crore revenue and they spend 60% of their operating revenue in ads. Despite having a good product onecard is spending huge capital to acquire new customers.

Nowadays wireless things are a trend like wireless earbuds smart watches and what not But these things need to be charged frequently My idea to solve this is to insert solar powered chips in both i.e cases of earbuds and smart watches so that they

Ethos a B2B "luxury" watch company does 1000 crore in revenue, their revenue comes from jus 500 ultra rich families. Their stock has gone 2.2x from their listing date :) The luxury market does exist in India.

Just came across this update—Licious is expanding into offline stores, with FY24 offline revenue expected to cross ₹500 crore! 🥩📈 However, their overall operating revenues fell by 8% to ₹685 crore compared to the previous year, primarily due to wea