Invention

The portable ventilator is both affordable and portable. It costs around Rs 35,000 and is controlled with an Android app.

"The Flint crisis hit me hard, and I wondered how I could help the residents. I have always been inclined towards science and experimentation, so I took up the challenge. When I expressed my concern and wish to experiment on an easy, low-cost way to detect lead in water, my school teachers too started helping me out."

The skatocross, a motorcycle and skateboard fusion, is quite the invention!

“I built my first robot that could navigate around the house without bumping into any obstacles. That night a realisation hit me—it isn’t really that difficult to make things, and that was how I was initiated into the world of robotics.”

IIT-Madras students want to save Chennai a tidy sum, by cutting down on unnecessary power consumption.

'Suraksha Ma', an invention by students, is a breakthrough in home safety.

Eager to help the elderly lady who sweeps the school’s large playground, students at a government school in Villupuram district of Tamil Nadu built a Sweeping Vehicle of coconut-leaves-on-wheels. The project was selected amongst the Top 26 stories at the ‘I CAN Awards 2016’ organised by Design for Change.

You'll be impressed at how K A Raja Gnanaprakasam learnt to build paragliders for just Rs 60,000!

Anirudh Sharma, founder of Graviky Labs, has invented a device that creates ink from exhaust residue and pollutants.

A teenage boy has developed the 'Bee my Guide' app, that strives to make life a little easier for the visually impaired and make them more independent.