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VISHAL KOPPAL

Entrepreneur | Conte... • 9m

I am building a company in the Toy Industry. About 80% of Indian toy industry is unorganised. So our company will be linking physical toys and itegrating technology and AI and organising the toys in a way of learning format. One can say kind of story mode. As the kid grows his progress also grows which will be tracked through app. How does this seem to you?? It would be helpful if you give me honest feedback in validating the idea.

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Anonymous 3

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The app will be crucial. Its success hinges on its usability and how well it integrates with the physical toys. Make sure it's engaging and easy for parents to track progress.

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Anonymous 2

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Merging physical toys with AI and tech can be impressive, but it needs to be user-friendly. Kids and parents should find it intuitive. Overcomplicating it could lead to frustration rather than fun.

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Anonymous 1

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y: The Indian toy industry being 80% unorganized is a big opportunity. There’s room to create a brand that stands out with a blend of technology and education. But remember, it’s also a challenge to break into a space with so much existing fragmentation.

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