07/01/2024
is the first step in creating innovation ecosystem. Our lab is successfully doing it for quite some time now, as is evident by the recognition from various industries, government and non-government agencies. The latest one was the amazing performance of our research scholars at . Two teams from our lab ( and ) emerged as the winners at two different problem statements in hashtag . This year more than 44,000 teams participated in this prestigious hackathon with 50,000+ ideas making it the most competitive challenge so far.
presented its solution for detection of embedded malware/Trojan in hardware devices used in power sector. Ability to detect hardware/software Trojans in the embedded devices is the most crucial in securing critical infrastructure against any cyber attacks. The winning team was lead by Sushant Mane, PhD Scholar along with team members- Khalid Ahmed Markar, Nikhita Gharpure, MANAV SHAH, Aryaan Pandhare and Aryaman Purav.
developed the most cost effective smart-board with integrated computing device and 50,000mAh power backup for remote and intermittent power supply locations. It also has build-in AI integration for taking notes and multilingual translation features. Amir Zakaria conceptualized the architecture along with team members Aditya Chakraborty, Muhammad Sheikh, Aishwarya Ravi, Pranav Janjani and Aadit Fadia.
Many congratulations to both the team members, their parents and all those who supported and encouraged them.
Indeed, winning (or for that matter participating) in such competitions is the first step in the journey of igniting young minds. It prepares them for identifying the problems our society faces and work relentlessly towards their solutions.
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