Cyber security projects related to online fraud, data leaks, and bank account security are also on display.
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An exhibition of projects related to artificial intelligence, robotics, cybersecurity, software, and digital innovation created by students has begun in Kathmandu.
More than 55 student projects are on display at the Presidential InnoVista 2.0, 2026, organized by the Presidential Graduate School, run in association with Westcliff University in the US. The college has stated that about 170 student projects are on display at the Tech and Business Carnival, which will run until Asad 12.
The aim of the program is to highlight students' innovation, digital creativity and future skills and connect them with industry, investors and startup opportunities, according to a statement issued by the college.
This year's InnoVista focuses on five major technical areas. Projects prepared by students in various categories including Computer Vision and Artificial Intelligence, IoT and Robotics, Cyber Village, Software and TechnoVarsity are on display.
The attractive projects of the exhibition include an FPV drone that rains flowers, a robot soccer player, a dancing robot that dances to songs, an emotion detection system that detects facial expressions and recommends music through AI.
Cyber security projects related to online fraud, data leaks and bank account security are also on display at the exhibition.
A smart irrigation system, a smart home system with automatic alarm and cut system in case of gas leak, tourism promotion software and a vehicle that can be controlled remotely with a 360-degree camera are also on display at the event.
The organizers have stated that these projects have tried to connect the use of technology with daily life, security, agriculture, tourism and business.
Laxman KC, founder and president of the Presidential Graduate School, said that the projects prepared by the students are not only for the exhibition but also linked to the market and professional potential.
‘Our aim is to send a message that such innovations are possible in Nepal too,’ said KC. ‘These projects were created by the students from scratch. Now we will focus on connecting such projects with industry, investors and the market.’
Currently, about 1,400 students are studying at the Presidential Graduate School. The college has stated that more than 90 professors and more than 45 management staff are working at the school.
