IIT-Madras

Thanks to this technology, one can build a low-cost 350-square feet house in less than a week!

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!

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

The state of the art purifiers have many futuristic features from Wi-Fi to touch interface to remote monitoring via mobile phone.

Dr Joe Thomas Karackattu is an assistant professor at IIT Madras, whose interest in the historic connections between Kerala and China began from 'Cheena Vala' and 'Cheena Chatti'.

"My parents may not have doctorate degrees, but they are intelligent enough to not rely on clichés to feed into their fears."

IIT-Madras has been consulted to work on certain aspects of the bridge-which is a construction icon in its own right.

With all these advantages, the transcritical system is still not perfected yet. But we might be closer, with India’s first transcritical refrigeration.

Artemis is a robot built by a team of students from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, is equipped with ultrasonic and infrared sensors to collect real time data about the tracks.

The technology can process plastic into fuel that can substitute diesel used in generators, furnaces and engines.