Inventions

“What makes it even more challenging is that you can’t use your old theories or strategies to win this game. Triwizard chess demands that its players be quick and on their fingertips at all times!”

A welder by profession, it was not very difficult for Saravanamuthu to create the bed. The invention worked, and his wife was saved from the embarrassment of soliciting the aid of others.

Deafness is a silent disability. Unlike poor vision, where one can easily know if he/she cannot see properly, there is no way for people to determine hearing issues early on.

Founded by Dr V Vinay, Saurabh Chandra, and Saad Nasser – a 15-year-old who dropped out of the formal education system in Grade 5, in 2017, this start-up is pushing the envelope on innovation. It also aims to take Indian products on par with global standards!

In 2015, the 15th National Para Athletic Championships was conducted in New Delhi. Even here, unfortunately, there were no proper arrangements made; no wheelchair lifts, no ramps/slope gradients or any other infrastructure to help the Paralympians.

Developed by scientists of IIT, AIIMS and Stanford University, this unique technology can efficiently filter polluted air with minimal breathing resistance!

The Edakoodam was invented in the 16th century and is made of wood!

He has spent almost Rs 1.5 to 2 lakh in the past two years to invent these machines.

While the body of the pen is built from plantain leaf, papaya leaf stem, coconut leaf and castor stem, a nib is fixed at one end of the stem. The other end is sealed using maida starch which holds the ink.

BRABO has been priced between Rs 5 lakh and Rs 7 lakh and can even be bought on EMIs.