Students from the Girls Section of TABS College of Science, Hyderabad, won the ninth cycle of Enterprise Challenge Pakistan for their project Nebulavolt, a fog to electricity safety device developed for fog prone regions.
The project uses a hydrophilic mesh to capture fog and converts the energy from water droplets into clean electricity through triboelectric nanogenerators.
The low cost technology can be used to power streetlights, traffic signals and roadside infrastructure, improving visibility, reducing road accidents and cutting energy costs.
The national final of the competition was held in Karachi on January 24 and was hosted by British Deputy High Commissioner Lance Domm in collaboration with King’s Trust International and SEED Ventures.
Remarkable Achievement, specially for Lahore City and surrounding Cities and Motor Ways. Those Invented, the whole Team may appreciated and Awarded.
Ma Sha Allah, very good, they must.be motivated by offering scholarships from government side.
Ma Sha Allah, Very good effort to make society better with their scientific method. Hats off to the team.
May Allah swt have mercy on these students and their parents and protect them from the evil eyes of national mafia…working for international mafia…Ameen…
What exactly have you done for your nation ? Please don’t try to discourage young innovators just because you dislike the Government or Army.
Impractical, every human has charge, even potatoes have charge, can they turn on a bulb? No.
Hahahahahaha and soon fog will be taxed in Pakistan like everything . Shameful
ایسے بچے قوم کا سرمایہ ھیں اللہ پاک ان کی حفاظت فرمائے اور قوم کو ان کی ایجادات سے فائدہ اُٹھانے کی توفیق دے۔آمین
Such shining students must be acknowledged and patronized by the Government; they are they make the future of Pakistan
If the experiment is successful then it must be used with out delay. Private sector and government must support these students to encourage their achievement. Well done guys, congratulations.
Great
Should experiment more for Pak nation
An interesting concept.
First of all, they should get it registered to their names to get it commercial benefits.
Second work on how can it be commercially viable.
Best of luck