"They Laughed at Our Robot" - The Story of an IIT Madras Alumnus Who Doesn’t Like to Give Up | Ep.1

[@ranviryadav2528]

Divyanshu deserves award of "Bharat Ratna"

[@anshumanagr1]

Loved it! Eagerly waiting for the next episode now

[@piyushadwani2830]

Ohh man, Divanshu is an inspiration! Also such a nice hosting and location - makes me want to go back to insti to BUILD something!

[@jayagrawal3496]

Amazing to see someone tackling extremely difficult neglected problems and solving it with deep tech with such passion. Truly inspiring ❤

[@prachetanayak5901]

Loved this episode, got to learn so much more about manual scavenging issues and what is the right direction to think about in to solve for it

[@amrutashmisra7384]

This was a great conversation, really enjoyed it

[@manikandanparameswaran9963]

Very nice 👍

[@honakerimallappahadapad4292]

Very inspiring ❤ Divanshu ❤

[@bkmarksuser]

Too good 👍

[@nonlinearthinking]

Hope Divanshu does not get stuck with VC funding like tech VC. This must of course be a commercial business but gestation and approach will be different NOT valuation and exit in 2/3 years. Same problems within a pipe carrying different media. A mix of providing preventive maintenance for different media is where the commerce may lie to help subsidize the main need which is for water. It's unfortunate that water is a municipal subject because it has to be made into a central issue. The ROI justification calculation should be by the huge savings that will come in healthcare. Most disease in our causing huge economic loss is water borne. Beyond this diarrhoea in poor children is from bad water & poor nutrition absorption. Healthcare is the only way this has to be approached because municipal guys will only want this for emergency usage.

[@joeljsamson9284]

At 40:18 what did he say? Kispe kaam karo?

[@gopirster]

Can Divyanshu or viewers comment on pros and cons of Bacterial Sludge Cleaning treatment of septic tanks on a planned pms basis..instead of using the robots

[@Atul-666]

Hi Please do a video on where India is in regard to AI, I get the feeling that we will become AI COOLIES just as we remain IT COOLIES. There is Google, Facebook, Tiktok, Zoom etc. but not a single Indian invention.