Rajat Bhageria splits his time between running Prototype Capital and building Chef Robotics himself, and got into venture investing after selling a startup he built as a student for visually impaired users, which led him to start a fund focused on backing other young founders. He tends to gravitate toward hard, unglamorous problems like food-manufacturing robotics rather than typical software, has written about the importance of empathy when building products for people unlike himself, and has also written a book about how schools can stifle creativity while encouraging students to build and sell their own projects early.