Vadodara: An innovation of the student team from a new era-based secondary school (Ness) has succeeded in reaching ten list of marathon tinkering lab (ATL) in Gujarat and the top 300 list nationally.
ATL Marathon, an initiative by Niti Aayog, is intended to trigger the spirit of innovation and social responsibility in youth.
For more than six months, certain teams undergo important training for researching, entering and ultimately implementing their projects.
The mission of Atal Innovation has received 7,200 submissions from more than 17,000 students from all over the country.
The Edubox team consisting of students – Kartik Joshi and Shane Macwan – together with their sonal shah mentor have concerned the independent learning interface for the marathon.
The project concept is to install an automatic system that has a screen that can operate using tokens in public places or near private schools, offices, among others.
This system allows those who are less able to learn to their will, but learning is not free.
One plastic bottle waste is used as a token to allow 10 minutes video-based learning time on basic topics.
This innovation serves various aspects of our social problems.
“The bottle collected does not dispose of litter, plastic can be used for various plastic waste management systems and recycling systems including road construction that uses plastic today.
And may even encourage adults to join their children in learning,” said a man.
School officials.
Learn for All: Vadodara Student Innovation at Top 300 Aayog Niti
