Running with a bag, no charger and want to charge a mobile phone, the solution has come out. Vikram Singh, an alumnus of the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), has designed a leather designer bag from the solar panel. USB is also included in it, if you walk with the bag in sunlight, the mobile will be charged with the help of USB.
Students of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay have prepared such a bottle for the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel, who will be able to filter and drink water from a river or pond from half a meter away. In this way, brilliant innovation was in the exhibition held at IIT Delhi on Tuesday. The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) has started the Design Innovation Center (DIC). DIC is established in all IITs and many central educational institutions in the country, where students are preparing new products. On Tuesday, All India DIC Innovation Exhibition was organized by IIT Delhi, School of Planning and Architecture Delhi and the University of Delhi in collaboration with MHRD.
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A mobile phone will be charged in the bag in three hours Vikram Singh, who has done a Bachelor of Design course in the year 2019 from NIFT, has prepared a leather bag with a solar panel, which charges the mobile phone in three hours. Vikram told that this product is getting a good response. Looking forward to bringing it to the market soon. A wireless bag is also designed, in which a wireless charger is fitted. In this, people will also get Bluetooth.
Jamia students prepare a drone in a car Mechanical engineering students of Jamia Millia Islamia, Ghulam Hasnain Warsi, Fardeen Naeem, and Arish Afsar have designed a drone that will do its job and get into the car to charge before the battery runs out. Ghulam said that the drone runs with a battery, after traveling several kilometers, the battery of the drone is likely to run out. When the battery runs out, the drone will be of no use and can fall anywhere. We have prepared a drone that will run with our security forces and army cars and when its battery is going to run out, it will come back in the car. Several batteries will be installed over the car and into the drone, which will make it work.
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Special helmet ready IIT Bombay's Master of Design student Abhishek Jaiswal has designed a special helmet. It has a place to be near the air. Eight small holes have been made above the front glass and a retractable window has been installed at the back, which will pass the air. Abhishek said that this helmet has been prepared according to the weather of the country, which will not suffocate on wearing. Plans are being considered to release it at a price of up to Rs 1200 in the market.