Live
- BJP urges EC to stop Cong’s ‘Guarantee Cards’ campaign aimed to 'induce voters'
- Congress cheated Madigas: Dr. RS Praveen Kumar
- CBDT signs record 125 pacts to ease tax payments by big multinational firms
- Kamal Nath accuses BJP of ‘threatening’ Congress leaders in Chhindwara
- Odisha: BJP, BJD allege violation of MCC
- PM Modi lands in Guwahati to kickstart poll campaign
- ‘100 day action plan’ is PM Modi’s signature style for setting goals and meeting targets
- BJP will change the Constitution if they come to power again, says Priyanka Gandhi
- BJP-led NDA to cross 390-mark in Lok Sabha polls, predicts India TV-CNX survey
- Haier launches new TV series in four sizes in India
Tirupati: Slew of tech innovations showcased at SPMVV
VC D Jamuna inaugurating the exhibition on Technological Innovations and Entrepreneurship Education and Hackathon organised as part of weeklong celebrations of National Science Day, at Sri Padmavathi Mahila University in Tirupati on Wednesday.
- Exhibits related to affordable healthcare, green technology and embedded computer tools are presented
- A hackathon is also organised in which 18 participants presented their ideas
- SPMVV PRISM is at the first place among 12 centres in the country in promoting innovations
Tirupati: The campus synergy of Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam (SPMVV) has organised an exhibition on Technological Innovations and Entrepreneurship Education and Hackathon as part of weeklong celebrations of National Science Day. Prof Duvvuru Jamuna, Vice-Chancellor, inaugurated the exhibition and stated that the objective was to showcase the innovations developed by SPMVV Technopreneur Promotion Programme (TePP) under PRISM scheme and innovations and facilities available in Technology Business Incubation Centre, Women Bio-nest Incubation Facility and CURIE AI of SPMVV to inculcate curiosity and nurture innovative thinking among students.
The event was sponsored by DSIR-PRISM and conducted in collaboration with UN-APCIC, Women ICT Frontier Initiative. The exhibition displayed innovations and facilities available in the exhibition related to affordable healthcare, clean energy, Green technology, embedded computational tools, industrial smart materials waste to wealth.
The Technology Business Incubator (TBI) has showcased their products developed by their Innovators in domains of Internet of Things & Life Sciences. IoT based products such as drones are used for surveillance from a security point of view and 3 D Printers for making various models. Life sciences products are related to healthcare & women hygiene. Later, along with V-C, Registrar Prof DM Mamata interacted with the press and explained the objectives of week-long celebrations. Prof S Jyothi, Prof P Vijaya Lakshmi, Dr Sri Rajani, Prof R Usha, Dr T Surya Kumar, CEO, TBI were also present. Prof P Uma Maheswari said that SPMVV PRISM was positioned in the first position among 12 centres in the country for promoting innovations and leveraging with start-ups.
Prof K Hema Chandra Reddy, Chairman, AP State Council for Higher Education, joined the inaugural session of Hackathon virtually and highlighted that the higher educational institutions should play a crucial role in establishing a flexible and path breaking system for creating an ecosystem to build an innovative culture. Dr Ramunaja Benerjee, Scientist, Member Secretary, PRISM, DSR narrated about the industrial revolution, national building and importance of technological innovation for knowledge economy. In the Hackathon 18 participants from different disciplines have presented their ideas for new prototypes. Three best presentations were selected which will be given a cash prize of Rs 1,000 each. The faculty and students from SPMVV, Sri Padmavathi Degree College and school children have visited the exhibition.
