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Ninth-grade students Sanjula Sreekumar, Vyshak Ajit and Madhumati Anand of Amrita Vidyalayam, Kollam (Kerala), have created an ultralight body of cane, jute and straw for dropping delicate payloads.
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Ninth-grade students Sanjula Sreekumar, Vyshak Ajit and Madhumati Anand of Amrita Vidyalayam, Kollam (Kerala), have created an ultralight body of cane, jute and straw for dropping delicate payloads.
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Sanjula researched the medical angle, studying the type of emergency supplies required to be transported.
Madhumati took up the core design of the delivery platform, turning to an engineering principle called Tensegrity.
Sanjula researched the medical angle, studying the type of emergency supplies required to be transported.
Madhumati took up the core design of the delivery platform, turning to an engineering principle called Tensegrity.
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Vyshak explored how to slow down the fall of the payload structure, a complex task still being addressed.
Vyshak explored how to slow down the fall of the payload structure, a complex task still being addressed.
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The US Patent Office awarded two patents this year in May and August to Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham for recognising the innovation and the practical application of protective packaging and delivery.
The US Patent Office awarded two patents this year in May and August to Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham for recognising the innovation and the practical application of protective packaging and delivery.
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With this innovation, the students addressed the problem of how to package delicate payloads that could be air dropped without any damage in disaster relief scenarios.
#YoungIndia #Innovation #DroppingPayloads #DisasterRelief #TheBetterIndia
With this innovation, the students addressed the problem of how to package delicate payloads that could be air dropped without any damage in disaster relief scenarios.
#YoungIndia #Innovation #DroppingPayloads #DisasterRelief #TheBetterIndia
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