Presenting this innovation on a television show, “Head & Heart” was looking to get funding of ₹50 lakhs for 5% equity from the investors. It was 2015, when they proved their prowess on these things but sharks didn’t put any money in it, making sure that there was no investment in the ambitious digital initiative
This startup based in Bangalore planned to take advantage of the growing popularity of cognitive enhancement solutions with current developments in educational technology and personal growth. Their product “Head & Heart” featured on Shark Tank India promised new ways of developing brains using modern techniques and internet platforms.
Nonetheless, a lack of deal illustrated how hard it is to convince investor about business potential within the competitive landscape for products vended under Shark Tank India. However promising its future might be even reaching out globally or beyond its limits as shown by this despite going down in flames on TV program.
“Head & Heart” are like such companies that are moving ahead and pushing boundaries when it comes to educational innovations that change digital learning and cognitive enhancement methods as the brain industry moves further forward.