Innovation

If lung cancer is detected at later stages, the chance of succumbing to it in five years is 85 per cent. Early detection will prevent this as proper treatment, and medication can be administered in time.

Up until now, robotic insects have been developed, but they were never truly wireless as they were tethered with wires for control and power supply. But RoboFly is unique in its own way!

Dr Govinder Singh Pawar, a scientist of Indian origin at the University of Exeter in the UK, has now fabricated a semiconductor photoelectrode that can efficiently extract hydrogen from water.

The Tietran Cycleloop is a design that will make you look twice and make you wonder about its working. Well, read along to find out!

An interior designer by profession, Murugesan had initially tried looking up a frame for his damaged cycle but couldn’t find one, which eventually led to making the wooden cycle.

The method uses a six-foot length of PVC pipe which is six inches wide, inserted 1.5 feet into the earth and in time can turn wet waste into manure. But how?

The digital stethoscope is being commercialised by the startup Ayu Devices, with over 60 orders for the device, the startup is also focusing on bringing it to rural India.

When a diabetic person sustains an injury, it can take almost 26 days or longer for it to heal untreated. In many cases, this can lead to chronic non-healing wounds and ultimately, complications like amputations.

Christened as the ‘robo coastal observer’ (RCO), this life-saving innovation can be operated from the shore with the assistance of a remote control.

The foundation focuses on investing in sectors like education, niche financial services, and consumer services. It also invests in funds to deepen and broaden the market.