Advanced mathematical concepts are hard to grasp without visual aids, yet few tools exist beyond basic graphing calculators. Interactive 3D visualizations could bridge this gap.
The product would render mathematical constructs like manifolds or tensor fields in real time. It could integrate with popular math software for easy data input.
Universities and researchers would pay for better tools to teach and explore advanced math.
The MVP could focus on a single area like topology or differential equations.
The biggest risk is creating visuals that are too abstract to be useful.