We're revolutionizing how children are taught.

We're a Conrad Challenge team creating ZyTab: An innovative solution to the education needs of the children of Third World Countries.

PROBLEMS

Why We Need ZyTab ?

"A global learning crisis is costing governments $129 billion a year."

Education for All

11th Global Monitoring Report

"In total, 37 countries are losing at least half the amount they spend on primary education because children are not learning."

UNESCO Report

Teaching and learning: Achieving quality for all

"The EdTech market is expected to reach $1.83 billion of market share by 2020. Education is only 2% digitized and experts project that this industry will continue growing. "

EdTechXGlobal Report

Financial Digest

The ZyTab strives to make education more equal for all by providing strong educational foundations proven for early learning success that currently are lacking in developing countries.

Elongated Muskrat

First Man on Mars

ZyTab : An educational tablet unlike any other...

Instead of sending 5.2 million more teachers, a task even UNESCO regards as nearly impossible to do for developing countries, we at ZyTab thought - what if we could provide these key factors for a child’s success in school and early learning through another way?
Enter the ZyTab.

The ZyTab is a literacy tablet designed to help students learn how to read and experiment with fundamental subjects at home through fun and engaging activities.

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The Team

Our team formed at the machine learning Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes at Stanford, when our two members, Madhav and Brett, met.
Driven by common interests in education field and entreperneurship, we thought entering the Conrad Challenge in the SMART Educaton Category would be interesting.

Brett Kim | CEO

Asian public affairs and culture enthusiast, machine learning/Big Data buff, loves engaging people in new projects.

Madhav Sharma | CTO

Designer and creator of the software running ZyTab : OCR and ZyHub. Interested in learning : mine and machines.