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Hello and welcome to our Podcast ‘Inspiring ideas’. I am Madhu Sundararajan and my co-host is Abhinav Raje. We are lifelong learners and wanted to unearth the secret sauce of successful people across the globe and package it up to the community.
We believe each episode will inspire you to find your passion and follow your dreams.
In the first episode, we have the Co-founder of 2 start-ups viz. CEO of Dystech and Geom.ai. Growing up being dyslexic and dysgraphic, he was passionate about creating efficient tools that can be used for early detection of the learning disability. He was a self-taught entrepreneur and an AI enthusiast who has worked on diverse AI projects & start-ups in France, UK and Australia. His Dystech has already gained support from the likes of Amazon and Dear Dyslexic. He has already appeared in 9 news and numerous publications already.
His vision is to help 1 million kids with dyslexia in 2020.
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By Madhu Sundararajan and Abhinav Raje
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Thank you thank you thank you for tuning in.
Hello and welcome to our Podcast ‘Inspiring ideas’. I am Madhu Sundararajan and my co-host is Abhinav Raje. We are lifelong learners and wanted to unearth the secret sauce of successful people across the globe and package it up to the community.
We believe each episode will inspire you to find your passion and follow your dreams.
In the first episode, we have the Co-founder of 2 start-ups viz. CEO of Dystech and Geom.ai. Growing up being dyslexic and dysgraphic, he was passionate about creating efficient tools that can be used for early detection of the learning disability. He was a self-taught entrepreneur and an AI enthusiast who has worked on diverse AI projects & start-ups in France, UK and Australia. His Dystech has already gained support from the likes of Amazon and Dear Dyslexic. He has already appeared in 9 news and numerous publications already.
His vision is to help 1 million kids with dyslexia in 2020.