Student Works
Motion Detection (AI)
SafeDrive, an innovative project, aims to enhance road safety by detecting mobile phone usage while driving. Leveraging AI technology, it monitors driver behavior and identifies risky actions such as texting or calling. By alerting drivers and promoting responsible habits, SafeDrive contributes to accident prevention and safer roads..
Daya And Raghav 8th
Smart Speed Breaker
The project involves developing an autonomous bot that enhances road safety. It uses advanced sensors and AI algorithms to detect speed breakers. Upon detection, it automatically adjusts the vehicle’s speed, ensuring a smooth and safe ride. This innovation promises to significantly reduce road accidents caused by speed breakers.
Daya And Raghav 8th
Sewage Drain Tech
In this innovative project, an electromagnet selectively captures heavy metals and solid particles from sewage water. By applying magnetic forces, the system efficiently separates contaminants, ensuring cleaner water for environmental preservation and human health..
Dhakshith Sai & Nikilesh 9th
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Lambda luna App
Lambda Luna, a groundbreaking mobile application, bridges the gap between technology and agriculture. Leveraging satellite images, it provides precise crop insights to Tamil Nadu farmers. Here’s how Crop Mapping: Using AI, Lambda Luna identifies crop types across districts. From sugarcane to cotton, it pinpoints cultivation areas.Seasonal Guidance: Farmers input their crop and sowing date. The app then analyzes historical and upcoming weather data. Result? Tailored advisories on optimal planting seasons.
Riya and Ritvik 9th
Wetland Trash collector
In the quest for cleaner environments, the Vex Robot emerges as a silent hero. Its mission? To tackle solid waste in our wetlands. This nimble automaton scours marshy terrains, collecting discarded debris—plastic bottles, wrappers, and more. Equipped with precision sensors, it navigates through reeds and muck, ensuring no trash escapes its grasp. Powered by ingenuity and determination, the Vex Robot embodies our commitment to safeguarding wetlands—one plastic bag at a time..
Ram and Suresh 6th
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Japan culture
Venkatesan came as an ambassador for his class to showcase the various projects they did during the lesson. He proudly showcased the origami bookmarks and the ‘furoshiki’ bags made from cloth. He also shared the impact of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima from the perspective of a child named Sadoka Sasaki who made origam cranes to spread the word of peace around the world. His work showed that indeed children inspire the world.
S. Venakateswaran 6th
Energy from Salt water
Saltwater, seemingly ordinary, harbors immense potential for renewable energy. Stanford researchers have pioneered an affordable, durable technology to tap into this “blue energy.” When salty ocean water and freshwater mix, they create a salinity gradient—a source of power. The battery developed captures this energy without membranes or moving parts. Coastal wastewater treatment plants, energy-intensive and vulnerable to blackouts, could become self-sufficient using this innovation. .
Aquaponics
This project is an innovative aquaponics system. It purifies water for a fish tank, then recycles the fish waste water to nourish plants. The plants, in turn, filter the water, which is returned to the fish tank. This creates a sustainable, continuous cycle of water usage and purification, benefiting both aquatic and plant life. It’s a brilliant example of a self-sustaining ecosystem.
