A 21 year old Revolutionizes the tech-industry.

Hiboka sumi, 21, wants to revolutionized  tech industry.

• Flynd is an e-commerce combined social media tech startup founded by Hiboka Sumi, 21.
  
  

• It provides an artificial-intelligence platform designed to individualize and experience the personal shopping experience.
  
  

• Applying influencer features to these based e-commerce has so far proved difficult, and Flynd  company hopes its scalable platform will change that.            

Nagaland is not a home to many world-conquering startups.

But even in a city that lacks to provide jobs to people, Flynd  wil stand out for its sheer ambition. The startup will launch a platform for personalized shopping experience with unique UI and also introducing influencers to different global brands, and its biggest challenge so far has been to scale up fast enough to meet soaring demand.

Founder of these company Hiboka sumi, a 21-year-old indian expert on website developing and coding, wants to insert the latest advances in AI into ecommerce.

"We want any ecommerce  company in the world to be able to implement adaptivity in just a few days," said Hiboka Sumi, also Flynd CEO.

Once it's plugged into an existing digital ecommerce , Flynd is designed to use a person individual shopping style to help them buy faster and become more interested in the app rather than shopping experience.

Hiboka thinks his platform's scalability across domains could be a game-changer for the $6 trillion global ecommerce industry (some $120 billion is digitized).

"When all shopping becomes adaptive, people will be ordering twice as fast, and you will be able to take all customers to entirely new heights of shopping experience," he said.

Ecommerce AlphaGo moment

When founding Flynd in 2018, Hiboka spotted a huge untapped opportunity to commercialize cutting-edge AI in digital ecommerce: The existing offering was based on rather primitive, rules-based AI.

"Traditional ecommerce platforms have so far been based on predetermined rules that a computer acts on, much like when IBM's Deep Blue beat Garry Kasparov by mimicking the moves of the world's best chess players," said Hiboka.

He also said that education are for those people who doesn't have creativity or fear of being rejected for their failure. " I was born with a talent but education ruined me". 

He also owns a luxurious clothing brand known as Weird which is manufactured in Nagaland, India.

When asking about the launching of the app he said that the launching date will be revealed soon when the app is ready to function. It will be likely to release on Feb 2020.

To know more about him follow him on instagram @hiboka_achumi.

www.Hibokasumi.com

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