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    young innovators

                                                                 Arsh Shah Dilbagi

                                                                 Arsh Shah Dilbagi (born 1998) is an Indian
                                                                 inventor  and roboticist.  One of his major

                                                                 innovations  is  TALK, a device  that  converts
                                                                 breath  into speech—designed  for people
                                                                 with speech  impairments.  He also  created a
                                                                 quadruped robot named CLUMSY with 16 servo

                                                                 motors.  Arsh's work has earned recognition
                                                                 and  awards, highlighting  his  ability  to  merge
                                                                 technology and empathy to address real-world
                                                                 challenges. His work demonstrates how robotics

                         and embedded systems can enable accessibility solutions and empower people
                         with disabilities.

                         Aditya Pingale

                         Aditya Pingale,  a teenager  from

                         rural  Maharashtra, developed
                         a robot  called  KrushiBot:  a low
                         cost,  mobile controlled machine
                         designed to help farmers reduce

                         the  physical strain  of pesticide
                         spraying.  KrushiBot  is  designed
                         for  pesticide spraying  and uses
                         mobile  control (via  a phone).

                         It runs on a rechargeable battery and is built largely from scrap or repurposed
                         parts. The idea came from watching the physical strain that his uncle and other
                         farmers in his village face — especially carrying heavy pesticide tanks across fields.
                         His innovation shows how robotics can be applied in agriculture, tackling real life

                         challenges in farming rather than lab settings.

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