Innovation

What’s heartening is that 70% of those who enrolled for the course have been placed in various organisations and have kickstarted their career.

From powering entire villages to inventing new safety devices, for 60 years now, IIT-Madras has been at the forefront of change. Here's a look!

The pilot programme of Team 3C headed by Aakarsh Shamanur, envisaged a community cooling solution for vendors to store perishables, which otherwise would expire before consumption.

Eighth graders from a government school in Tamil Nadu have designed a DIY solution to prevent bicycles from falling while parked. Their project was recognised for ‘Quick Impact’ at the ‘I CAN Awards 2017’ organised by Design for Change.

Once you are done, as you leave, the amount will be debited online via the app, all possible with the installed sensors and the artificial intelligence powering the store.

Yash Bhatt and Arjun Thakkar, from the city-based Silver Oak Engineering College, have developed a machine that can process flowers and leaves into organic manure in 15 days.

Scientists at the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras have developed a method to make a low-cost adsorbent using an invasive weed.

While finding a substitute for a pesticide for sugarcane crop, he was working on some wax moth caterpillars and realised two things.

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