Roshni - The ‘L’ight Path

Suryansh Kumar - 586d

makes sense for people who cant hear at all, dont know how big the market for this is- research wasnt there....they were focussing more on hearing aids..which i didnot get

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Shaurya Jain - 586d

Thank you for your input, sir. We did an immense amount of research on this topic during the first 12 hours, but couldn't show it all due to the time constraints.

Shaurya Jain - 586d

In this 21st century where everything is getting smarter and connected, we thought of making hearing aids smarter too, which would act as our catapult in the aid industry and later transition to the market of those who are completely without hearing.

Shaurya Jain - 586d

Even if we made the app smartphone only (without the hearing aids), the coming version of Android, Google will block background microphone access for developers (which iOS is already doing), which would render our smartphone only app useless.

Sushil Singh Bhadouria - 586d

concept look good but presentation missing as a solution.

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Shaurya Jain - 586d

Thank you for your inputs, sir.

Shaurya Jain - 586d

The solution is to package our software on hearing aids to avoid getting our features disabled by Google which will happen in the upcoming Android P, and something that iOS already does.

Shaurya Jain - 586d

We plan to initially offer a free Roshni Lite, which would make hearing aid smarter, helping us gain initial traction, while a paid Roshni Pro would have extra features for those who are completely hearing impaired.

Abhinav Goel - 586d

Clearly identify your use-cases; also look for competitors in the market and a distribution model for hearing aids.

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Shaurya Jain - 586d

Thank you for your input, sir. According to the research we did last night, we have virtually no competitors in the smart hearing aid industry.

Shaurya Jain - 586d

Even if there were any other hearing assistance apps, they would be rendered useless when Google launches the upcoming version of Android, Android P, which would block background microphone access for developers.

Shaurya Jain - 586d

Even if there were any other hearing assistance apps, they would be rendered useless when Google launches the upcoming version of Android, Android P, which would block background microphone access for developers.

Shaurya Jain - 586d

We don’t plan to create our own hearing aids, but make the existing ones smarter in some way.

Shaurya Jain - 586d

We plan to initially offer a free Roshni Lite, which would make hearing aid smarter, helping us gain initial traction, while a paid Roshni Pro would have extra features for those who are completely hearing impaired.

Sam Baisla - 586d

Good solution...

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Shaurya Jain - 586d

Thank you for your inputs, sir.

Shaurya Jain - 586d

Thank you, sir.

Pingaksh - 586d

They are trying to make a special use case of Virtual assistance. See issue with scalability. Also lack of clarity on idea.

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Shaurya Jain - 586d

Thank you, sir. Our idea is to make hearing aids smarter, like everything else that surrounds us.

Shaurya Jain - 586d

This would act as our catapult in the aid industry and later transition to the market of those who are completely without hearing.

Shaurya Jain - 586d

Even if we made the app smartphone only (without the hearing aids), the coming version of Android, Google will block background microphone access for developers (which iOS is already doing), which would render our smartphone only app useless.

Shaurya Jain - 586d

So, we want to package our software on hearing aids to avoid this, and thus gain an edge over our competitors, if there are any.

Kiran Chhabra - 586d

good way to use the tech around so a cause

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Shaurya Jain - 586d

Thank you for your inputs, ma'am.