Innovation

This incredible innovation keeps you cool even in the hot outdoors and uses less power than regular air conditioners. Meet Dashrath Patel, the man behind the unique AC sofa.

Researchers at IISC have come up with two new methods to diagnose diabetes at an early stage. These methods will help doctors in detecting the disease without many complications. Here's more.

Krtin is just 15 and he has designed a test that can detect Alzheimer's symptoms decades before they become prevalent. His idea was selected in the finals of Google Science Fair.

PoWiFi device could tap into RF signals emitted by transmitting towers and wirelessly recharge mobile phones in the remotest of areas. Here's all you need to know.

This all-girls team of engineering students has developed a device that translates sign language into speech and text. Know more about the invention and the team.

A unique suitcase-sized device that can detect human heartbeats and breathing patterns of survivors buried even 30 feet below crushed rock, is set to revolutionize search and rescue operations around the world. Here's all you need to know about it and its potential for India.

Santhosh's love for machines was evident from childhood. Financial restrictions and responsibilities did not allow him to pursue a full-fledged career in the engineering field, but he did not give up and created India's first electric concept bike all on his own. Not only this, he has several mentions in the Limca Book of records for his various inventions.

When his mother fell ill, Abhishek Bhagat realized how tedious it was to wait for food to get cooked. So he invented a machine that cooks food automatically. A curious student, his first innovation was a time bomb at an age of 12! Meet this amazing young innovator.

Akshay Kaushik made a robot from scratch and now his fully functional robot is all set to compete at an international level. Here is all you need to know about this young genius.

This amazing, portable paper bridge made from just paper and glue can take up around 80 times its self weight and can be successfully replicated for bigger projects. Here's what the ingenious IIT Delhi students have been up to now!