Archive · 4 Sep 2026
VIT Chennai Launches TechnoVIT ’26 With Inclusive Innovations
VIT Chennai has started a large technology festival called TechnoVIT ’26.
The festival lasts for two days.
Its main idea is to create innovations that include and help many people.
More than 15,000 people from India and 14 other countries are taking part.
There are over 140 events about robotics, coding and design.
Aleksandr Fomin encouraged students to use technology to solve worldwide problems.
Arulselvam Harikrishnan said sustainable change should focus on people.
VIT leaders said science, technology and student leadership can help society and the economy grow.
VIT Chennai inaugurated its two-day international technical festival, TechnoVIT ’26, on Thursday.
The festival’s theme is “Inclusive Innovations.”
More than 15,000 participants from India and 14 countries are attending.
The event features over 140 competitions in robotics, coding, design and related fields.
Speakers urged young innovators to use technology for healthcare, energy security, sustainability and economic growth.
- Who
- VIT Chennai, more than 15,000 participants, international guests and VIT leaders are involved.
- What
- The university inaugurated TechnoVIT ’26, a two-day international technical festival featuring more than 140 events.
- When
- The festival began on Thursday and is scheduled to run for two days.
- Where
- The event is associated with VIT Chennai; the report dateline is Hyderabad.
- Why
- The festival aims to promote inclusive innovation and encourage technology-based responses to global challenges.
- Event
- TechnoVIT ’26
- Theme
- Inclusive Innovations
- Duration
- Two days
- Participation
- More than 15,000 participants
- International reach
- India and 14 other countries
- Competitions
- More than 140 events
- Focus areas
- Robotics, coding and design