Research and innovation
NIT Rourkela: The Intelligent Vehicle Detection (IVD) system uses computer vision to identify vehicles in images and videos.
Seven of the new cyanobacterial species were discovered from Northeast India’s Tripura, Nagaland and Assam.
IIT Kanpur’s Intelligent Sprayer: Farmers can monitor and control the device remotely due to its user-friendly design.
NIT Rourkela’s new technology for lithium-ion batteries claims to support India’s renewable energy goals by cutting cost, environmental concerns.
The plug-and-train robot also aims to help patients suffering from stroke, spinal cord injury, Parkinson's; treating patients with hand therapy at CMC Vellore.
IIT Guwahati: The Tree-Based Enterprise Incubation Center (TBEIC) is designed for incubating and supporting tree-based enterprises (TBEs).
IIT Indore has made significant progress in desalinating saline water using ISSG technology that combines solar energy with advanced photothermal materials to efficiently and economically purify water.
IIT-G: The newly developed technique combines nanotechnology and molecular detection, which can further be translated into a point-of-care device with an enhanced diagnostic precision.
IIT-M: The facility addresses challenges in ports, waterways, and coastal engineering and can be utilised for both fundamental understanding and application projects.
Scientist Recruitment 2024: The upper age limit has been set at 32 years. Registration begins on January 6, 2025.
