Innovation

“The doctors, nurses and canteen staff have to regularly visit the patients’ room to provide their meals, water, refreshments and even for check-up rounds. They would have to wear a PPE kit and dispose it off immediately. That’s when we thought, why not create a cost-efficient robot that can help with these routine visits?"

Completely chemical-free, this tech can be used by manufacturers to make plates, cups and straws from banana leaves that are biodegradable while being long lasting too! #Sustainable #Innovation

While not a replacement for high-spec ICU ventilators, these indigenously developed Ambu bags are used for emergency ventilation and can be an interim lifesaver for many. #CoronaVirusUpdates #Innovation

“He’s been watching the news with us for the past few weeks and understood that hand hygiene was crucial to prevent the epidemic. That’s when he came up with the idea of making a sanitiser dispensing robot."

We’ve all heard the saying “age is nothing but a number” and if there’s any doubt about whether that’s true, these people prove you can change the world even after retirement!

This tap doesn’t require people to use their hands at all except for washing them — and also saves 80% of the water that would otherwise flow in those 20 seconds.

From women, small artisans, people from lower economic backgrounds, NGOs to the ones who want sustainable development, there is a scheme for everyone

From a device that saves people from electrocution to turning discarded matchboxes into radios, Rishikesh CS is truly a master of innovations!

For years, lack of electricity and internet connectivity has hampered the dreams of India's village kids. Not anymore, thanks to Project Surya Kiran! #Innovation #Education

And this formula is not just on paper. Narsimha's innovation has helped light up over a 1000 villages using discarded tube lights! #Innovation