Some Amazing Facts About Advait Thakur
Peter Parker
Started using Computers At Age Six
15-year-old Indian tech prodigy, who started using computers at age six, launched his first website at age nine, and has been working with Google’s AI and Cloud Platform for a couple of years now.
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Indian computer programmer
Advait Thakur is an Indian computer programmer and Teenage Internet entrepreneur. He is the founder of Apex Infosys India , and is currently its chief executive officer.
Hubspot Certified Professional
He is Google, Bing and HubSpot Certified Professional. Ranked 4th in Wikia’s Young Entrepreneurs Under 20 list of 2017, Advait is in a different league from the average pre-teen.
In 2015, at age twelve, he founded a tech company ‘Apex Infosys India’ which is now an Accredited Domain Name Registrar and an organisation that provides Digital Solutions.
Apex Infosys India is also involved primarily in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning & IOT Sector.
Built “Technology Quiz”
In 2017, at age fourteen, he built “Technology Quiz”, an app to help kids learn about Science & Technology which Actions On Google accepted after rejecting it five times.
An incredible achievement for a child who loves to code but is largely self-taught.
Youngest web developers
A programmer since he was eleven, Advait is one of the youngest entrepreneurs and web developers in the world.
During Advait’s high school years, he worked for the NGOs name Satish Haware Divyang Centre & Beautiful Tommorow Foundation and helped them in getting more audience through online platform by providing them digital marketing services for Free, for which he was was felicitated by Hon.Rajkumar Badole(Cabinet Minister, Social Justice).
Developed an app Autism Awareness
He also developed an app called “Autism Awareness” for Google Assistant which helps people to learn about autism and related disorders and their symptoms, etc.
He is currently working on a product based on IOT to offer solutions to some of India’s most challenging problems.