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Sona College Students Win National Hackathon

Sona College Students Win National Hackathon
Sona College Students Win National Design Innovation Hackathon Conducted By Ministry Of Textiles · thehansindia.com

Three students from Sona College in Salem won a big prize at a national competition.

They made a special sports T-shirt called 'RheoShield' that protects athletes from getting hurt by fast-moving balls.

The T-shirt has a special layer that stays soft normally but hardens when a ball hits it.

Another team from the same college also won a special award for making fire-resistant fabric using natural materials.

The competition was organized by the government to encourage new ideas in textiles.

The college is known for its good work in fashion technology and has even developed patents in this field.

Key facts

Event
Sanrachna Product Development and Design Innovation Hackathon
Organizer
Ministry of Textiles, Government of India
Location
New Delhi
Dates
July 14 to 17
Winning Team
Nandheeswar M., G. Saran, Sushmitha K.S.
Prize
Rs 1 lakh
Innovation
RheoShield sports T-shirt
Special Recognition Team
Supriya E., Monika S., Kabila Shree N.R.

Quotes

Dr. S.R.R. Senthilkumar

Principal of Sona College of Technology

“The awards reflected the institution's strong culture of innovation and interdisciplinary learning, encouraging students to develop practical solutions to real-world challenges.”
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“The achievement demonstrated the college's commitment to nurturing socially relevant product innovation and transforming research ideas into practical solutions.”
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