Sindhoora Raja, at just 15 years old, has proven that age is no barrier to brilliance. Hailing from Ullal, Mangaluru, and now pursuing her education in Bengaluru, she stands tall as an innovator, problem-solver, and inspiration. Her groundbreaking projects and relentless curiosity have earned her India’s highest civilian award for

Thendral Pavithra, 13, from DPS Monarch International School in Doha, Qatar, combines her passion for coding with advocacy for gender equality. Inspired by the global music sensation BTS, Thendral developed an AI project titled ” BTS: Women are Born to Succeed.”  Her project, launched during the 2023 Codeavour competition, uses

Mikhayla Leandra, 10, from V Schang Salan School in Jakarta, Indonesia, is revolutionizing how we approach food security through her innovative AI project, “PLANTICON.” Witnessing the growing concerns over food security in her home country, Mikhayla combined her family’s passion for gardening with her interest in technology to create PLANTICON.

Alexander (10) and Leonardo (7), from Indonesia, have embarked on a remarkable journey, merging their passions for music and technology into an innovative AI project. These young prodigies recognized the universal appeal of music and the transformative potential of technology, setting out to revolutionize how we interact with and learn

Usha Kumawat, a ninth grader from Goa, transcended traditional gender roles to clinch a global victory at Codeavour 5.0, proving that passion and perseverance can break any barrier. During her rollercoaster journey, Usha faced the dual challenges of financial constraints and societal stereotypes about women in technology. The story is

At just 18, from Bengaluru, India, I, Samriddhi Kori, have once again showcased the limitless potential of young innovators by securing the top spot at Codeavour 5.0 Nationals held at Alpine Convent School, New Delhi. This is my fourth consecutive victory in the world’s most esteemed AI, robotics, and coding

Aarav Mehta, 16, India, with a passion for AI and robotics, emerged victorious at Codeavour 2022. He saw how carrying heavy stuff was causing back pain and injuries for many people. So, he decided to solve the problem and created the “Smart Load Carrier.”  The smart cart uses sensors and

Aditi Bhut, 10, of Ahmedabad, India, stands out for her passion for AI and coding and commitment to leveraging technology for social good. Crowned the winner of Codeavour 2022, Aditi has tackled one of the most pressing issues faced by Indian agriculture: the challenges of crop and soil damage due

Allan Yahya Mahmoud Abu Ali and Amer Raafat Khalel Hammad, 14,  from Jordan, are passionate young innovators in AI and coding. They found a way to tackle the critical issue of clean water scarcity for irrigation, which leads to soil drying and crop damage. The teens developed “Water Recycling,” an

Aser Ahmed Ali Ahmed, 8, of Egypt, found an innovative approach to tackle a pressing environmental issue. He was moved by the critical problem of escalating garbage accumulation due to industrial and agricultural impacts. As of this, Aser has embarked on a mission with a clear, actionable plan: to collect

Uplaksh Choudhary, 14, of Sai International School, Jammu and Kashmir, India, is a remarkable innovator and AI & coding enthusiast. He noticed a significant challenge for elderly individuals living alone. They struggled with basic tasks, such as getting a glass of water or taking their medicines. To solve this, Uplaksh

Ravan (11) and Rewana (15), young siblings from Egypt, ventured on an extraordinary journey in the world of coding and AI. Their quest began with a fascination for technology, leading them to explore various competitions and platforms. Their introduction to Codeavour was crucial, opening doors to a universe filled with

Saif (11) and Nour (13) of Egypt ventured on an extraordinary journey, not for glory but for the sheer love of innovation. The journey led them to the prestigious Codeavour 2022, the world’s biggest AI and Robotics competition. Little did they know, this competition would not only test their skills

Arjun VG, 13, of Karnataka, India, emerged victorious in Codeavour (the world’s largest AI and Coding competition organized by STEMpedia and ARTPARK) for the third consecutive time. He is a testament to the power of early passion and unyielding dedication. It all began when he was just five, a curious

This is how Samriddhi Kori, a 17-year-old innovator, built a humanoid robot, which can be widely used in healthcare and security as a guide, entertainer, musician, comedian, and server. Sakhi can assist Alzheimer patients, guide blind men, safeguard your house and belongings, serve, play music, crack jokes, and will accompany

Ana Elisa, 14, of São Paulo, Brazil, recently emerged victorious in Codeavour 2022, the world’s largest AI and Coding festival organized by STEMpedia. Through her project, Ana illuminated a flare of inspiration for youngsters across the globe. This triumph wasn’t just a conquest of technical finesse but a tale of

Kalyani, G. Kavya Sree, and Yalla Madhuri aged 17 years from MJPAPBCWREIS School and Jr. College, Thanam, Andhra Pradesh have combined their passion for technology and public health to create a groundbreaking AI project. Motivated by a desire to save lives in urban areas, they developed ‘Emergency Medical Care’, an

Samriddhi Rajesh Kori and Swara Bhavi, aged 18 from Bangalore, India have revolutionized the ways how drones were being used till date, by adding multiple interesting features to their award winning multi-functional drone project, the ‘Drone Acharya’, named after the one of the greatest sage ever lived, Shri Guru Dronacharya. 

Meet Reyaansh Dhaagle, a 9 year old innovator from Indus International School, Bangalore with a fervent passion for technology and a heart dedicated to creating compassionate solutions for the world. From a young age, Reyansh has been fascinated by the potential of technology to solve real-world problems, especially those related