Young Achievers

What if you could power your vehicle by bolting an energy-storing, rotating, and flapping device to your roof? The device could generate the energy, pump it to the engines, and store the extra amount for later usage too.

This World Sign Language Day (September 23), a BNMIT student has come up with an Artificial Intelligence (AI) based software to help the deaf and mute. The software will assist them in establishing a two-way communication channel even with unimpaired people who have never studied sign language.

After graduating from an engineering or a management course, while most people treasure a secured job matching their qualifications, here are some stunning acts of alternate career shifts from BNMIT campus.

Jeevan Aditya, a recently graduated BNMITian will soon be jetting off to the University of Minnesota to pursue a master’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineer (VLSI).

After landing that dream job, Varshini Vijay is all set to begin her new journey and only sky is her limit.