The winner, Mikhael Sunil, Cochin Refineries School, Kochi wins a 100% scholarship for a undergraduate programme of choice at BML Munjal University, cash prize of INR 50,000 and a TSURUGI Firefox bicycle from among 2200+ applicants from 600 schools across India
Shortlisted entries from the students went through a Design Thinking training online by the BMU incubation centre faculty
In its third successful edition, Heroes of Tomorrow’s central theme for the contest was to recognize and nurture young talent to think of ingenious ideas to solve global issues
BML Munjal University‘s (BMU) innovation initiative Heroes of Tomorrow 2020 which aims at recognising and nurturing young talent to think of ingenious ideas to solve global issues, announced its winners today. The winner from Cochin Refineries School wins a 100% scholarship for an undergraduate programme of choice at BMU (subject to student fulfilling admission mandate), cash prize of INR 50,000 along with a new TSURUGI Firefox bicycle. Along with the winner, two other runners up from Vishwa Bharti Public School, Noida and GD Goenka Public School, Noida have been selected out of the 2200+ submissions received from 600+ schools this year. The entire event was hosted virtually by BMU.
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Mikhael Sunil, a student of class 11th, Cochin Refineries School, Kochi emerged as the winner of the Heroes of Tomorrow 2020, contest’s 3rd edition. The winning idea of a Hybrid Sustainable Atmospheric Water Generator (AWG) that can be made affordable to the common people for getting water and electricity, since clean drinking water remains a primary concern for one and all irrespective of their social status, caste, location etc. Also, the industrial model can be also used for extracting hydrogen and oxygen from the extracted water. It uses the latest innovative condensing technology for condensing maximum amounts of water at a cheaper rate, thus improving both rural and other economy in our country.
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