Innovation

The machine can be used anywhere and is designed to be deployed at rural locations with extremely poor resources. It does not need lab facilities and can be handled by anyone, even someone who has no technical knowledge.

Launched after years of research post accident that made it difficult for Subhasis to move, the tech enables patients to spend much less time in hospitals.

This Thane-based agri-tech startup has developed a low-cost cold storage unit, which can help marginal farmers improve the quality and quantity of their produce.

This startup has launched an eco-friendly electric tractor, which is suitable for doing work in agricultural fields.

While conventional bricks tend to disintegrate when divided into smaller sizes, Rhino bricks retain their shape and strength even if a hole were drilled in the middle.

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“Every year a coconut tree naturally loses upto six of its leaves. I found out that these leaves are simply burnt in most parts of rural India, because they are difficult to dispose off. That’s when I decided to create an eco-friendly product out of the leaves.”

Girish Badragond, a well-known rural innovator in Bijapur, Karnataka has launched a first-of-its-kind machine called ‘Blind Farming Technology.’

“In effect, your regular kitchen basin tap is replaced with the one that we have designed,” explains Arjun. With this alteration, when you switch on the tap, the RO wastewater gets mixed with regular water and flows out.