EdSix Brain Lab

EdSix Brain Lab develops innovative digital game solutions aimed at enhancing cognitive skills and memory training in children, utilizing artificial intelligence to personalize learning experiences. EdSix Brain Lab, founded in 2013 in Chennai, India, focuses on providing cognitive training solutions for children. The company was co-founded by Kalpana Murthy and Saravanan Sundaramoorthy. EdSix Brain Lab has completed three investment deals, with the most recent funding round being an Angel round in June 2015, during which they raised INR 20.

030 mn, bringing their total amount raised to INR 20. 030 mn. The company's current valuation stands at INR 185. 305 mn.

SkillAngels specializes in digital game and puzzle-based solutions designed to enhance memory training and cognitive skills in children. Their core product offerings leverage artificial intelligence to create personalized learning experiences, focusing on critical thinking, problem-solving, and cognitive development. SkillAngels’ programs integrate audio-visual stimuli and real-time feedback, making learning engaging and effective. The company primarily serves educational institutions, parents, and children, with its products trusted by over 150,000 parents across various regions, particularly in India, the United States, and several European nations.

SkillAngels generates revenue through direct-to-consumer sales and partnerships with educational institutions. The company’s transaction structure includes subscription models that provide schools and parents access to its suite of cognitive training products. In 2023, SkillAngels reported a revenue of INR 41,503. 9 and an EBITDA of INR -108,301.

3. EdSix Brain Lab plans to expand its product offerings by launching new cognitive training games designed with enhanced features by the end of 2024. The company aims to penetrate additional markets in Southeast Asia and the Middle East within the next two years. Recent funding from the Angel round in June 2015 will support these initiatives, following a partial exit by Village Capital CIIE during the same investment round.