Arjun created SkyGuard, a wildfire monitoring drone to combat pollution and report wildfires using computer vision and a custom UAV design. Funded ₹2.5 lakh by Samsung as a finalist of Solve For Tomorrow, praised by IIT Delhi professors, and featured on CNN and Money Control, Arjun is championing sustainability and innovation.

Angad was 1 of 24 Indians to receive the Diana award in 2024. He is the founder of Eco Bin Recycle, an initiative focused on collecting and recycling e-waste to reduce environmental impact. So far, he has collected 1.5 tonnes of electronic waste and launched an ambassadors program to involve young people in collection drives and raise awareness about responsible e-waste disposal.

This AI-powered trash sorting device is designed to automate waste classification, distinguishing between organic and recyclable materials using a combination of actuators, sensors, and computer vision. The system employs a camera module and image recognition algorithms to analyze waste items, identifying materials based on shape, texture, and color. 

This project presents a sustainable cooling system using Heusler alloys and the magnetocaloric effect (MCE) to reduce energy consumption and eliminate harmful refrigerants. It incorporates recycled materials, such as nickel from e-waste, for eco-friendliness and cost-effectiveness. Achieving a temperature change of 0.8 K, the system demonstrates reliability, scalability, and potential applications in households and data centers, offering a greener alternative to traditional refrigeration methods.

This AI-powered stethoscope is designed to non-invasively detect and classify heart murmurs, providing a more accessible and efficient tool for early cardiovascular disease detection. Equipped with high-fidelity acoustic sensors and advanced AI algorithms, the device captures and analyzes heart sounds in real time, distinguishing between benign and pathological murmurs with high accuracy.

OTGP employs embedded systems and advanced keystroke analysis to identify users with 99% accuracy. By recognizing your unique typing patterns, OTGP effortlessly distinguishes you from unauthorized users, eliminating the need for passwords or biometric data. This is a seamless and secure login experience that's both scalable and user-friendly

Somina uses a cardiac coherence-based system to help users fall asleep up to 8 times faster, improving sleep quality through scientifically-backed breathing techniques and personalized guidance. Raajvir was the only Indian to win Blue Ocean in 2024. Raajvir came 3rd among a pool of 9800 applications from 50 countires around the world

Veer Mehta is a dedicated marine conservationist and innovator who founded "Turning the Tide," a data-driven initiative that leverages machine learning to detect marine pollution in real-time. Collaborating with the National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT) and the Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), Veer advocates for enhancing marine health and conservation.

Samaira created a cost-effective, compact, and sustainable bag that converts into a study desk, specifically designed for primary school children to use at government schools. The use of a convertible bag-desk resulted in higher motivation, improved their posture and reduced eye strain. It is also accompnaied by a solar lamp allowing students to work in the dark.

Rudrav developed Safe Haven, a sustainable and easy-to-install shelter designed to support flood and landslide victims in India. Built using recycled shipping pallets and bamboo, the shelter is both cost-effective and environmentally friendly. It is designed to provide essential living conditions, featuring rainwater drainage systems, built-in storage, and dedicated sleeping space for displaced families.

Arjun created SkyGuard, a wildfire monitoring drone to combat pollution and report wildfires using computer vision and a custom UAV design. Funded ₹2.5 lakh by Samsung as a finalist of Solve For Tomorrow, praised by IIT Delhi professors, and featured on CNN and Money Control, Arjun is championing sustainability and innovation.

When Shubh’s house help fell into major debt after a family member’s accident due to lack of insurance, he saw the urgent need for accessible financial guidance. This led him to design Aarogya Vardaan, a voice-enabled, multilingual AI system that helps household workers find suitable insurance plans. Using natural language processing (NLP), it allows users to ask questions in their preferred language, simplifying policy comparisons and providing personalized recommendations, ensuring financial security is within reach for all.

This project involves developing an advanced AI-based bioinformatics algorithm designed to diagnose and classify Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) with greater accuracy and efficiency than traditional methods. By analyzing genetic markers, gut microbiome composition, patient-reported symptoms, and clinical data, the algorithm aims to provide a personalized approach to IBS diagnosis.

Angad was the youngest recipeint of the BeVisioneers Fellowship for his initiative EcoBin Recycle. He is the founder of Eco Bin Recycle, an initiative focused on collecting and recycling e-waste to reduce environmental impact. So far, he has collected 1.5 tonnes of electronic waste and launched an ambassadors program to involve young people in collection drives and raise awareness about responsible e-waste disposal.

Veer Mehta is a dedicated marine conservationist and innovator who founded "Turning the Tide," a data-driven initiative that leverages machine learning to detect marine pollution in real-time. Collaborating with the National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT) and the Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), Veer advocates for enhancing marine health and conservation.