9 months ago
Meru Pravinya 2025 Showcases Student Innovations
Meru International School held a big event called Meru Pravinya 2025.
It was a competition where students from grades 5 to 12 showed off their ideas using AI and robotics.
They worked in teams to solve problems like keeping people safe, helping the environment, and making things easier for everyone.
Some cool ideas included a system to help people on highways, a tool to translate sign language, special shoes that are good for the environment, and a device to keep fishermen safe.
The best idea was called NutriScan AI.
The school's founder said they want to teach students to care about others and come up with great solutions for the future.
Meru International School hosted Meru Pravinya 2025, an annual Entrepreneurship Ideathon with 480 students from Grades 5–12.
The event focused on AI, robotics, and design thinking under the theme 'AI & Robotics for a Better Tomorrow.'
80 teams presented innovations addressing safety, sustainability, accessibility, and community well-being.
Notable projects included RHAAS for highway rescue, Gesture Link for sign language translation, EcoStride AI shoes, and AquaSOS for fishermen’s safety.
NutriScan AI was awarded the championship winner, with additional awards for Budding Entrepreneurs and Tech for Tomorrow.
- Who
- Students from Grades 5–12 at Meru International School
- What
- Annual Entrepreneurship Ideathon showcasing innovations in AI, robotics, and design thinking
- Where
- Meru International School
- When
- 2025 (specific date not mentioned)
- Why
- To foster empathy-driven innovation and nurture future-ready leaders and problem solvers
Key facts
- Event Name
- Meru Pravinya 2025
- Organizer
- Meru International School
- Theme
- AI & Robotics for a Better Tomorrow
- Participant Count
- 480 students
- Team Count
- 80 teams
- Winning Project
- NutriScan AI
- Focus Areas
- Safety, sustainability, accessibility, community well-being
Quotes
Meghana Gorukanti Jupally
Founder of Meru International School
“fostering empathy-driven innovation”
thehansindia.com
