In recent times, after the global pandemic has left us hanging on a cliff people started to hop on the new trend, which can be called Startups. Startups are not a new topic but it is definitely a hot one in a few years. People now want to be self secured rather than be dependent on some company and rightly so because during the pandemic there were hundreds and thousands of the people who have lost their jobs in testing times. The youth around the world is now inspired by the word Entrepreneur and they have quickly jumped on this trend too. But life is not a bed of roses and if you want to enjoy the fruit you have to work harder for it. There need to be precise calculations and risk analysis before starting with any work and surely being an entrepreneur is one of them. You are now your own boss but you have a team under you. Few people around the globe have beautifully executed their plan of startups and they are now the most promising startups out there.
The founders have worked for startups in the region like Careem, Rocket Internet, Daraz, Foodpanda, and Shopistan. Through its b2b software, Retailo offers a wealth of options for running a business. It provides store owners with market-competitive prices that help them maintain a steady and optimal inventory level.
Spacemaker
Founded out of Oslo in 2016, the AI based company has gathered $25 million funding by investors Atomico. Spacemaker intends to design sustainable infrastructure that may help businesses thrive while reducing pollution. It is one of the United Nations’ millennium development goals.
Infrastructure designers can hire Spacemaker to help them figure out the best ways to increase the worth of their real-estate structure. They will produce and investigate billions of site proposals, select out the best, and provide infrastructure developers with thorough information on each. Spacemaker create environmentally friendly designs using artificial intelligence.
Snackpass
The company was founded in 2017 and located in California. They were last funded in series B in 2021. Prior to Snackpass, restaurant operators were concerned about consumers failing to pick up their food and eventually they will face a loss. But now they have nothing to worry about with Snackpass. The program immediately deducts money from a customer’s wallet when an order is placed.
From a consumer’s point of view, it is extremely helpful too. Why stand in line when you can order meals from your phone and pick it up when you arrive at the restaurant? It’s much better than the ‘drive-in’ approach because there’s no need to wait even a minute. Snackpass is now used in a number of campuses across the United States and is endorsed by some of the industry’s biggest names.
Coded Minds
The startup was launched in 2017 in the United Arab Emirates funded by Al Arabi Investments. Coded Minds is a technology-education business that wants to change the way people learn about technology. Methods are the focus of Coded Minds. It begins with a problem and then introduces a practical, project-based curriculum. The company intends to focus on real-world problems and find solutions through technology and innovation.
In the Middle East, North Africa, Asia Pacific, South Asia, and the Americas, it educates pupils of all ages. It considers education to be purpose-driven. As a result, it encourages children and adults to be inventive, entrepreneurial, and disruptive.
NuvoAir
Founded out of Boston, United States in 2016 the company is a digital health startup based on the founder’s childhood asthma. NuvoAir is your go-to platform for tracking, improving, and curing respiratory illnesses. The company sells gadgets that track and monitor people’s respiratory health, both young and old. This information is automatically uploaded to the user’s mobile app, allowing him or her and the doctor to make informed decisions and deliver quality medical care.
The platform was created with input from prominent pulmonologists and researchers, as well as substantial patient research. Its goal is to provide patients and caregivers all across the world more authority.
Maqsad
Taha Ahmed and Rooshan Aziz started Maqsad after working in strategy consulting and investment banking in London. The purpose of this mobile-only education platform is to “make education more accessible to 100 million Pakistani pupils.”
Friends from my childhood who grew up in Karachi are well aware of Pakistan’s educational obstacles, which are especially difficult for individuals who do not live in large cities. The Maqsad site promises to be a one-stop shop for academic content in both English and Urdu after school. The experience is completed with quizzes and other gamified elements. All of these factors will combine to offer individuals with a unique education. Adaptive testing is one of the platform’s capabilities, which changes the complexity of a question based on user responses.
