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A US startup, Heliospect Genomics, is offering to screen embryos for IQ, charging up to $50,000 for 100 embryos. The company's controversial service uses genomic prediction, allowing parents to select embryos based on traits like intelligence, heigh

I'm developing an innovative line of modular educational toys for children aged 3-12, including cars, bikes, rockets, tanks, and science gadgets like telescopes. These toys allow kids to build and create, fostering hands-on learning and developing ST

What if you could manage your pain and Type 2 Diabetes without medication, using a portable medical device? It's not science fiction. We're developing an MVP that could change the lives of millions. Stay tuned! #medtech #futureofhealth #diabetes #pai

Till the date I had seen one thing that still there are many parents who wants there children to study science and become engineering or doctor , they don't ask there children that what's your interest and it is the story of most of the Indian family

We’re building a preschool app that helps teachers assign tasks, track habits, and connect with parents — making learning and moral growth easier for children aged 3–6. This idea connects parents, teachers, schools, and the government into one simpl

I'm 26 years old 🧍 - $250k on my bank account 💰 ⁃ retired my parents 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 - 2 exits 🚪 ⁃ current company at $100k MRR 📈 - 2 great children 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 - nice house 🏠 still missing all of that 😔 (but I'm on my way) 🚀

🚀 A casino has made its way into the kids' game Roblox 🎲🎮—and a child from the U.S. lost £150,000 there. 💸 Roblox is primarily played by children, often using their parents' cards 💳. In-game casino bets are real, and winnings can be cashed ou

Hi all, I would like to know your views on this idea that I was thinking about... launching a startup that uses AI to create personalized nutrition plans based on an individual’s DNA, lifestyle, and health goals. This startup would use advanced tech

I m inspired from Japan and China school protocol, that's gives children boost in development there knowledge and growth... They don't allow there kids to touch books until 11 year old .... they provide preschool for kids their they learn discip

If you had to sell one product to 1.43 billion Indians... What would it be? One product that cuts across age, income, and region. One product that could change the way India lives. One product that’s so smart, it could become a daily habit. Think b