Student Innovation in India

The brains behind the startup Kshemin Labs, Pradeep Varma, Gyan Sai and Rohit K from Vishakapatnam have innovated an AI-powered device that can prevent road accidents by detecting and stopping drivers from falling asleep at the wheel.

A student at IIT Bombay, Saiprasad Proyarekar has innovated a skin spray gun that treats open skin wounds in less than half the time of regular surgeries. This low-cost innovation can be a gamechanger in treating acid attacks and accident injuries.

Using available waste materials on the campus like waste palm wheels, coconut leaves, a stick, and wheels of small cycles, these students made a makeshift sweeping machine to help the aged sweeper.

This is the first year when participation has been opened to other countries. India participated for the first time and Team Neutrino represented it in Washington, where the final round was held.

IIT Kharagpur has named the technology ‘Real Time Fog Removal from Videos & Real-Time Rain Removal from Videos.'

Five Don Bosco students from Goa have designed a wireless controlled robot that cleans windows from the outside within minutes. It runs on message commands and Bluetooth.