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Name:  Avdhesh Pratap Singh Solanki Info.:  Avdhesh Pratap Singh Solanki, Co-founder and Chief Technical Officer, MotorBabu Pvt. Ltd.....

Avdhesh pratap singh solanki , co-founder and CTO , Motorbabu
Name: Avdhesh Pratap Singh Solanki

Info.: Avdhesh Pratap Singh Solanki, Co-founder and Chief Technical Officer, MotorBabu Pvt. Ltd..   Previously CTO & Co-Founder at Provanic and JabalpurWala.com

Other Co-founders:
Aditi Chaurasia (CMO), past CEO, EngineerBabu IT Services Pvt.Ltd.
Mayank Pratap Singh (CEO), past CTO, EngineerBabu IT Services Pvt.Ltd.



Motorbabu Team
MotorBabu Team


Motorbabu Co-founders
Co-founders , Motorbabu
Mayank Pratap(left) , Aditi Chaurasia(middle) , Avdhesh Pratap Singh Solanki (Right)




Q1. What is MotorBabu ? 

MotorBabu is Indore-based vehicle service booking platform that picks up your vehicle for the ‘make-over’ (servicing) and drops it back to your place. Apart from the usual repair jobs, washing and oiling, MotorBabu is also your Johnny-on-the-spot, providing assistance during break-downs.

Q2. How you got the idea ?

I was facing several problems in the maintenance of my newly purchased car. I couldn’t find a viable solution for the same. I met Mayank Pratap (CEO) & Aditi Chaurasia (CMO) over a coffee. They already had a startup by the name of EngineerBabu IT Services Pvt. Ltd. While talking they shared about a recent accident that they had met and how they were not finding any time to get their vehicle repaired and serviced. As a result, they were forced to take other means of commutation. All of us realised that we all had the same problem – no time to get our vehicles serviced. We also felt that if we delay repair or servicing, it could be dangerous using those vehicles. Generally, a person has to spend almost 4-5 hours in the service centre garage, travelling, billing procedures etc.
That’s when we made a decision to start a service that would solve this problem. While still working on the technology aspect, we already began taking and processing orders manually. It’s a totally new field for all of us, so we are also learning the various processes involved in vehicle servicing. By now we have visited several service stations, washed cars by ourselves, tested different methods and finally learned how the system would actually work.
Initially we launched MotorBabu in Indore, and the response has been tremendous. Now we have a robust backend technology which is capable of serving huge customer base in real time. Most of the things are now automated.


Q3. How it all started ? Who all helped you out ?

My deceased father was an engineer - a true car and bike lover. I had observed how he used to care for his vehicles. As a result, I became an automobile enthusiast and began servicing and modification of my own vehicles at my own garage. Currently, I own an old Royal Enfield and a JEEP (which is older than me).
Co-founder Aditi is a multi talented beautiful city girl and an active entrepreneur. She is a very busy person. She loves her two-wheeler – a Scooty – but hardly gets time to clean, dust and get it serviced.

On the other hand, Co-founder Mayank has always cherished the dream of giving employment to needy labour class from his hometown. Most of these people are farmers, labour class and are struggling for their daily needs. Since Mayank ran an IT firm, he couldn’t find a suitable job for these rural folk. At MotorBabu, we channelized this workforce through training for daily chores at our startup. Now they have roles such as washerman, pickup boy, mechanic etc. This class of people is now getting a fixed salary each month and is able to supply for family. Their children today are proud that their fathers are working for a city brand.
 Mayank has a great sales acumen, Aditi is very good in conceptualization, branding and promotions. I am good in automobiles and technology. And that’s how we are a complete 360 degree team.

Q4. What kind of problem or roadblocks you faced in this kind of startup and how you tackled them ?

Since we are trying to aggregate an extremely unorganized market, most of the mechanics/service stations are unprofessional and poor at public relations and communications. Yet, they know their field and work well. Our job is to educate them to use a technology platform and to teach them how to deal and behave with the customers.

Q5. How MotorBabu is different from other similar startups ? what promising an extra you provide ?

Our primary focus is customer satisfaction and user experience. We have appointed several area managers whose responsibility is to keep an eye on efficient operations of service stations and to maintain the quality of vehicle service.

Q6. What cities do you currently cover and how are you gonna expand in future ?

Currently we are serving in Indore. Soon we will expand to 10 different cities in India.

Q7. Have you faced any wow !  moment till now regarding Motorbabu ? What was it ?

The Wow moment was when my friends and relatives started using MotorBabu.

Q8. What phases one should care about if s/he is doing a startup ?

The technology is the backbone of current startup scenario. As a CTO I learned that it’s important to use the technology that you know best and refrain from switching technologies during the initial run. One of my favourite quotes is “Move fast & break things” by Mark Zuckerberg.

Q9. What are the most common problem startups face ?

The biggest problem most of the start-ups face is choosing the right team members. We have handpicked each team member and trained them according to their interests. If all the co-founders have different skill sets (Mayank – Sales; Aditi – Management; Me - technology geek), it will be an added advantage.


Avdhesh on  Developer's Interview Blog : 
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Name: Santosh Tyagi. Info.: He's Founder and CEO of LOCALRAMU, alumni of NIE Mysore and Former CEO of  Bucketkart. Q1. Wh...

Santosh tyagi localramu
Name: Santosh Tyagi.

Info.: He's Founder and CEO of LOCALRAMU, alumni of NIE Mysore and Former CEO of  Bucketkart.







Q1. What is LocalRamu ?

#LocalRamu is a unique type of Market place for Local Service Providers, We are connecting the end users with verified service providers.
We are trying to get on board all local service providers across every category.

This way all three parties are benefited
Our service partners are getting the chance to earn more
Our customers are getting the service within few minutes, So they are saving their time
LocalRamu  is benefited by the Margin paid by our service partners for giving them more business.


Q2. How it all started ? Who all helped you out ? what is the story from the groud level ?

#Localramu came in my mind after facing a few hurdles while trying to solve issues

1st incident:

 Around March-2015, when my bike got punctured I had to Push my bike for almost 3 kms, Which was very tiring It crossed my mind  as to why Someone is not trying to get these puncture shops on a common platform, so the puncture shop guy could be at the place where he is required at the touch of an app within few minutes.

2nd incident:

 In My previous organization, one day there was a short circuit, and we were not able to work at all.
We tried to find some local electrician, however no one was ready to come immediately.
We also explored online but no one was available close by to help, after looking online we called some electricians, but they were all busy For few Hours and could come only after 6 pm.
We finally got hold of a electrician, but after being unproductive for almost 7 hours, at this point of time I realized that localramu will be the next big thing in Indian market (Where based on customer demand a Service provider can be at your place within few minutes .

3rd Incident:

 On one occasion, When we wanted to do a puja at our  office(previous organization: Bucketkart) , we faced  a lot of difficulty to find a priest who could help us with the Puja.

Local Ramu is a result of the problems I faced , and I wanted to provide a solution to people who would benefit from this and I could  also provide employment, and onboard Verified Service Partners
Including Drinking Water Cans ,Vehicle Puncture service ,electricians plumbers etc…

I have always got unconditional support from my friends circle, my friends helped me lot in all aspects.

Q3. How localramu is different from Sulekha ,Doormint, Zimmber etc ?

We are different in terms of quick and reliable service, no one is providing the service within 30 minutes,
Example : You are going somewhere and your bike got punctured
You request for a puncture wala and a Service guy(who provides Puncture services) will be at your place within few minutes , and on the same concept we are providing electrician , plumber, 20ltr water cans delivery and many more services within  few minutes .

Q4. How do you compensate a customer if any kind of service goes wrong ?

Next service we are providing them free of cost or we will refund the full service amount, to the customer if customer is not happy with the quality of service provided.
Before registering the service partner our first T&C with them is customer satisfaction.

Q5. What is your vision? and how you going to accomplish it ?

My Vision is to make #Localramu one stop for all your needs
 Whether it is house related services or daily need product delivery or booking of premises for party, wedding... and so on…

In Phase1: We will launch in 15 services

In Phase2: In June-2016, we will add 5 more categories like Cake n Flower Delivery, Grocery, Medicine, House mad, And on demand Drivers

In Phase3: In Sep-16, we will add premises booking for all occasion.

Q6. What are the major roadblock in this kind of Startup? how you tackled them ?

In our business model , Our roadblock may be our service partners whom we are depending for quality service, as of now we are manually following each and every service partner job,,, but a time will come that in a day we are doing 1lacs jobs then to follow each n every transaction manually would not be possible. So to overcome this problem we are making our technology fully automated and advanced.

Q7. What you gonna do after getting so much funding? what are your plans next ?

Our model is not based on burning, we are not giving any discount, we are focusing only quality service.
We will reach our break even By Dec-2016 (Within 9months of launch). So whatever fund we will receive, we will use that in our team and technology. Your team is the your main asset .

Q8. How hard was it for you to ask out for funding ? how you made it ?

In my point of view funding is not the hard thing to get; what`s hard is the execution of your plan & to tackle challenges as and when they occur.

Q9. What are the pros and cons of Entrepreneurship that you faced ?

Cons: Personal Life Sucks,  I am not saying this on behalf of all entrepreneurs, but from the experiences what  I have faced &  I got to know from some of my entrepreneur  friends (few of them were even dumped by their girlfriends) ,  Friends and families.

Pros: It’s give always a pleasure that we are solving real time problem faced by millions of people, as well as  we are contributing in growth of our nation,  as like creating jobs, revenue etc ….

Q10. What mistakes you made that you don't want others to repeat ?

First make a process than execute your plan accordingly.

Name: Arsh Shah Dilbagi. Info : Founder and CEO of Arido  , Inventor of TALK  from DAV Public School, Panipat. He is a   16-year-old...


Name: Arsh Shah Dilbagi.

Info : Founder and CEO of Arido , Inventor of TALK from DAV Public School, Panipat.

He is a  16-year-old wonder kid from India, took the world by storm last year with the announcement of his ambitious project 'TALK' which converts breathing patterns of humans into actual audible words. Cut to the present and the Gold Medalist at IRIS National Fair and India Innovation Initiative is already promising a better world to people with developmental disabilities and speech impairments after his device completed its trial run successfully.


Q1. Tell us about TALK? How does it work?

TALK employs an innovative technology, requiring a person to be able to give two distinguishable exhales (by varying intensity/time) to be converted into electrical signals using special Microphone. The electrical signals are processed by a microprocessor converted to letters ~ words ~ sentences and sent to another microprocessor for synthesizing. TALK features two modes - one to communicate in English supporting 9 different voices (male/female) suiting to different age groups and other to give specific commands/phrases. In communication mode, with embedded feature of encoding facility, user can communicate frequently used phrases by just dictating a few words. TALK has made two major breakthroughs by increasing speaking rate and becoming the world's most affordable AAC device. I got predicted results by testing the device with a person suffering from SEM and Parkinson's disease. TALK will mark the beginning of ‘Whole New Life for Speech Impaired People’. In future I would like to add auto-predictions to my Computing-Engine and integrate TALK with modern technology like Google Glass  to ‘Make the World a Better Place to Live for People with Developmental-Disabilities and Speech Impairments’.

TALK is meant for:
     People with Developmental Disabilities - LIS, ALS, Parkinson's disease,
     Tetraplegia
     People with Brain Stem Stroke Syndrome.
     People who have gone through Tracheotomy Surgery.
     People with Vocal Cord Paralysis.
     People with Speech Impairments - Dysarthria etc.

     People who cannot speak - Mutes etc.


Q2. What inspired you to create a device that helps differently abled people communicate effectively ?

I am writing answer by third person perspective.
We’ve all spent an hour, even two, waiting for a consultation with a doctor. You may flip through a magazine, or agonise about what he/she will say, or even observe your fellow sufferers with a critical eye. But when Arsh Shah Dilbagi, a 16-year-old resident of Panipat, Haryana, found himself waiting in the reception room of his doctor’s clinic, he used his time far more constructively. “I noticed a patient crying profusely. He had suffered from a stroke, after which he had lost the ability to speak,” says Arsh, who studies in Class 12 of the DAV Public School. The experience moved him, made him think about just how lack of communication renders a person helpless. He was shocked when he came across statistics reporting that being speech impaired lowered life expectancy by 20 years on an average. “I think as long as a person is breathing, he/she should be able to enjoy life,” he says, of what he felt at the time. So Arsh Shah Dilbagi got to work on “Talk”, an alternative communication device for patients suffering from speech impairments due to conditions like ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) or Lou Gehrig’s Disease. Arsh’s “Talk” converts breath into speech, and his invention was among the 15 finalists selected for the prestigious Google Science Fair Awards this September. Arsh was the only finalist from the Asia region this year. Besides this Arsh has won Grand Prize and Gold Medal in IRIS National Fair and India Innovation Initiative.

Q3. What motivated you to build TALK – why did you decide to work on a device for people with developmental disabilities?

Around an year ago I was sitting in my doctor’s clinic and saw a person crying profusely. After which, on asking the doctor, I found out that few months back he had a stroke and since then was unable to speak. Knowing the fact that Stephen Hawking is using an assistive technology, I was forced to ask Why was that person not using one? And How many other, like him, cannot communicate because of this technology barrier?


Q4.  How long did it take you to build Talk?

It took around one year rigorous hard work. First researching available solutions, finding merits & demerits of each, conceiving the idea of finding a better solution, making first prototype, testing it, making another prototype, analyzing results of it, in the process making the final prototype and testing it with a patient suffering from Parkinson’s disease and arriving on positive response.

Q5. Is Talk currently a prototype? Will the product be available for sale anytime soon?

The TALK is currently a prototype. The product will be available by the end of year 2015.


Q6. How many different fields of study did you combine to come up with something like this?

Electrical, Electronics, Computer Science, Mechanical and bit Medical. I have done algorithm designing, coding, soldering, designing of enclosures etc. all by myself.

Q7. What has your life been like prior to Google Science Fair?

Life has been cool and it is more like the same after the fair except getting invitation like TEDxGateway, Mumbai, Birla Awards Function and from some other prestigious institutions like IIM Kashipur, BITS, Goa etc and flooded friend request from across the globe. Currently I am pursuing 12th standard and my unit test are underway the preparation of which takes away the most of my time.

Q8. Tell us about the experience of attending the Google Science Fair – what was the highlight of your visit?

Google Science Fair is not merely participation affair but truly celebration of science and technology. Google treats you like celebrity be it travel/stay/nearby trips arrangement felicitation/award ceremony you are made to feel special. Moreover project submission and subsequent interviews, hangouts, email replying and awards transform one in lot more ways than one can imagine.

Q9. What do you spend your free time on?

I keep on ‘Making & Tinkering’ on whatever things I can lay my hands on. I am Full-stack developer i.e. web designing, logo making, programming, coding etc. besides this I am into swimming but get almost no time for it. I also enjoy shooting people & places – I mean photography. I do blogging also.

Q10. What can we hope to see from you after TALK ?

I am working on modifications and betterment in TALK. In future, by using TALK one may be able to browse internet, send/receive e-mails and  log on to social media sites. 


Q11. Your dream invention is.
I think I am a little too young to say what my dream invention is. I am chasing a lot of dreams and wish to accomplish a lot more than TALK. There is a thought which guides all of the things that I do - ‘Making this world a better place to live’. Making a dent in the universe.

Q12. How do your friends and teachers react to your success?
Teachers and friends are elated. Thank God, they still consider me the Next Door Kid and I am very cool about it. To survive in the life you require real relations rather than phony ones.

Q13. What has been the highlight of your journey so far?
The journey has been joyous. Winning the Google Science Fair 2014 Voter’s Choice Award strengthened my belief that the ‘TALK’ has the potential to change the world. Delivering talk at TEDxGateway, Mumbai on Nov 2, 2014 was immensely satisfying.

Q14. What are your other interests and hobbies?
I am Roboticist, Ideator, Innovator, Creative Technologist, Full-stack developer. Besides all I enjoy shooting people, places etc. – I am a Photographer also. I do blogging. Swimming and participating in declamation contests are my other interests.

Q15.  In the next 5 years you hope to be…

Presently my mission is ‘TESI – TALK for EACH SPEECH IMPAIRED’. I want to be associated with ‘Making this World a Better Place to live’. Through this medium I want to request Honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and Union Health Minister Shri Harshvardhan to consider this device for the countless people in need in our country. I believe that the fruitful Past Academics, Research and Hands-on Experiences I have had, the present grooming I am going through and a Focused, Determined and Passionate Approach towards Future are my Strengths and will form main ingredients for Achieving Success in my Long Term Goals. The Twenty First Century is going to belong to Intelligent Robots and Artificial Intelligence. The Desire to become a Part of this Revolution, to Collectively Tackle the Challenge of Imparting Intelligence to Machines for the Betterment of Mankind and Dream of Making Original Contributions to my Field of Interest has Motivated me to opt for a Career in Computer Science and Robotics.

Q16. Your advice to other young inventors is…

Keep on following your instincts. Flow with flow. Besides all this, Do take care of your studies also as this is the only Gateway to all other roads to be pursued.

Name :- Tejas Jasani He is  CEO, The App Guruz . studied MCA at Nirma University - 2009.  Interview  :- 1. Which Language D...

Tejas jasani
Name :- Tejas Jasani

He is CEO, The App Guruz . studied MCA at Nirma University - 2009. 








Interview  :-

1. Which Language Do you like most for Programming ? which would you like to prefer  ?


" I personally do programming in Java , but in our company - for gaming - we use Unity - i.e. c# "



2.  Have you ever Tried for Android , Windows , Symbian , Java , Blackberry , IOS development ? if so , then How was your Experience ?


 we are doing games in mostly all the platforms - and we do apps in Android and iOS , not symbian "


3. Where Did you studied java? what were the sources ?
 

" I have done my MCA from Nirma so - Java was part of the study and Lynda.com courses are good way to start too "


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