Innovation

We aim to identify such innovations by young talented Indians who are solving pressing community challenges and take them forward.

“This is not just an architectural feat, but also a symbol of how innovation and technology can be merged to create a sustainable tomorrow,” explain the creators of this unique ‘Bus-Building’. #Innovation #Sustainability #Upcycling

This charger claims to charge your phone 20 per cent faster than your standard charger.

"Apart from this, we are also able to do long term monitoring of patients by which doctors are able to assess how they are faring with the administered medicines.”

Plantix is an AI-driven mobile application that aids farmers and gardening enthusiasts with information on diseases, pest infestation as well as nutrient deficiency—all by sharing a photograph of a leaf!

Just imagine a situation where the heat generated via the chipset could be harnessed to perform complex computations. #Innovation #Science #India

While others around him complained about the foul stench from the sewer, scrunching their noses up in disgust when passing by, Abhishek thought of it as an opportunity for innovation.

His inspiration? Dr Manu Prakash, who took the scientific community by storm by developing a pocket-sized paper microscope that could detect malaria while costing only 50 cents!

Opting out of their job placements, the IIT students behind this brilliant product chose to "make the Braille laptop accessible to the millions who were previously uncatered to". #IIT #Inclusive #Innovation

In a country where 37 per cent of patients on mechanical ventilators get pneumonia and where 50 per cent of babies are born away from well-equipped hospitals, these medical marvels are proven life-savers.