This program has helped expose students to innovation, digital creativity and future skills.
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Tech and Business Carnival 'Presidential Innovista 2025' has started in Kathmandu. The exhibition organized for the purpose of displaying the best projects of students at the Presidential Graduate School, which is run in Thapagaon, Baneshwar, Kathmandu in association with Westcliffe University of America, will continue till July 25.
The college said the program will help expose students to innovation, digital creativity and future skills. Workshops, business stalls, club activities and fun games like artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, Internet of Things (IoT), cyber security, stock trading simulation are its attractions. Laxman KC, executive president of the college informed that this program is aimed at Plus Two passed, graduate level students and students and youth who have deep interest and desire in IT. Some of the notable projects of the
exhibition include the F Peeve drone that rains flowers, Robo Soccers (football playing robot), dancing robot (dancing to songs), emotion detection system (recommendation of music by detecting facial emotions by AI), Danfe operating system, EV bike, smart home system (automatic alarm and cut system when gas leaks), earthquake and flood landslide notification system, etc. Kalpana Gurung, director and principal of
school, said that this event will expose new possibilities in the fields of information technology and business in Nepal and inspire future innovators.
