00:09We are in Noda in 63-63 and here is Neha Chohan.
00:16They have called us in 15 August.
00:19They have achieved what they have achieved, we know.
00:22Neha, please tell us.
00:24What are you working on in which area?
00:27So, our company's name is Aero Bay. We work with schools, where we use industrial-grade labs in schools.
00:35Industrial-grade labs, these labs have all the technology like aerospace, drones, automobile, Formula One,
00:40all these machines, like wind tunnel, 3D printers, CNC machines.
00:45We provide these labs as trainers who are qualified engineers.
00:48Then the whole year of curriculum, grade 1 to 12.
00:51So, the core idea of these labs and school ecosystems is that there is a huge gap in our industrial
00:59-grade level,
01:00jobs requirement and current situation.
01:03There is a gap filled with kids.
01:04They create a digital portfolio.
01:06They get an internship opportunity.
01:08If they are interested in the entrepreneurship sector,
01:11then because there is a lot of ecosystems in India and other things,
01:15they can connect and understand that their pathway after 12 is clear.
01:19And all these machines, 80% of the machines, which I have mentioned,
01:23are different technologies, including artificial intelligence.
01:25We are manufacturing.
01:27The same manufacturing ecosystem we want to bring to the school ecosystem.
01:31And all these machines, we are working on the system.
01:35So, you know, what do you do, what do you do?
01:38What do you do, what do you do?
01:39What do you do, what do you do?
01:39What do you do?
01:40What do you do, what do you do?
01:55What do you do, what do you do, what do you do?
01:59If you do, teams and college teams,
02:13I was designing and I had the perspective of teaching and skill development.
02:20And then I realized that if I had the opportunity for 8 years in India,
02:25I wouldn't have time to cover that journey and I wouldn't have to come out of India.
02:30So I realized that we as a Indian are very good academically,
02:34our concerts are very good, but there is a small portion missing,
02:38that is the industrial and practical things.
02:39So I felt that I would come back to India,
02:42and I would have the opportunity to get the opportunity,
02:46the industrial collaboration,
02:48so that they don't have to realize that they are good and not good.
02:53How are you doing your own work?
02:56How are you doing your own work?
03:00How are you feeling?
03:01Of course, when I started to come back to India,
03:07my parents have a great role.
03:09But my co-founders, Mr. Nitin Choyal, who is our CTO,
03:15and Mr. Vaishnav, who is our CBO.
03:18Because they were settled in their lives,
03:19and they were doing great things.
03:21But they have made a vision and progress,
03:26and the people who were together,
03:29they thought that the manufacturing and education
03:32should be revolutionized,
03:33they should be together.
03:35And from the beginning,
03:37until now,
03:37they have made the innovation,
03:39and I think that they don't have to be able to do it.
03:41And the most important thing that we got from the Indian government government,
03:47and Modi Ji's support,
03:49I remember,
03:50because I am, Vaishnav, Nitin Ji,
03:53we are all the first-generation entrepreneurs.
03:55We came to India first,
03:56and there was no fund.
03:57It was only a small idea,
03:58and in my mind,
03:59there were many opportunities.
04:00And in the first year,
04:01when we registered a company,
04:02we had a start-up fund scheme,
04:05which Modi Ji had initiated,
04:06and we got a fund from about 40,000,000.
04:09For people,
04:10maybe a small amount of money,
04:11but as a start-up founder,
04:13it was not a million dollars for us.
04:15So, that 40,000,000,000,
04:16we have given us the next 18 months.
04:18And in that 18 months,
04:20we had 2 crore sales.
04:23And I think that,
04:24the amount of start-up ecosystem,
04:26Modi Ji,
04:27and their government,
04:28and India,
04:29start-up ecosystem,
04:30is not available in the outside country.
04:33There is also a lot of private,
04:35that you are doing well,
04:36then you will get opportunities,
04:37or not.
04:38Here,
04:39you have only an idea,
04:41you are a woman entrepreneur.
04:42You are a first time,
04:43you have some ideas.
04:45Our ecosystem,
04:46which is made by the government,
04:48is so helpful,
04:49that the government is prepared
04:51to give you money.
04:52You are prepared for opportunity,
04:54to give you the opportunity,
04:55which you will be prepared.
04:57Now,
04:58what you think about?
04:58What do you think about this,
05:00what do you think about this,
05:00what do you think about this,
05:01how do you expect us to continue?
05:03Now, I think it's just the beginning of the year.
05:08In India, we are in three states,
05:11but now we don't have our own ecosystem globally,
05:14not only to the company, only to the Aerobea.
05:17We want to go abroad and plan the next 18 months
05:21in the US, UK and Japan in the rest of the three countries.
05:25And we can see that our education ecosystem
05:29is on a grand level.
05:32So that every child, who was thinking about
05:35that I will go abroad,
05:38should go abroad.
05:39We need to go abroad.
05:42In India, there are so many things in the school.
05:44In India, there are so many levels of manufacturing.
05:46Why did they come back to the inter-exchange program?
05:50And look, here are some kind of research.
05:52So, we have a lot of development here.
05:56We have robots, planes, drones, formula ones, automobiles.
06:00and we have to go abroad.
06:04As far as we have developed this whole manufacturing process,
06:06we have to go abroad.
06:14We have to go abroad.
06:15This is what we have to do with India.
06:19We have to go abroad.
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