Anushka Kanodiya and Farhan Ansari, the student inventors presented a working model of the technology recently at the 44th Jawaharlal Nehru National Science, Mathematics and Environment Exhibition (JNNSMEE) 2017. Two school students from Bhopal, have developed a technology that aims to stop terrorists from crossing the Indian borders.

Students develop technology to stop terrorist and infiltration Total designs registered from the 1st of January 2017 till date: 8308 Patents, Startups and Innovations Total designs registered in the previous Week: 213 The total designs registered from the 1st of January 2017 till date now adds to 8308applications.

The designs office at Kolkata has registered a total of 206 designs this week this translates to a decrease of about 3.29% in comparison to the total number of designs registered in the previous week. In contrast to the increased publications, the total number of grants have decreased this week by about 13.35%. A total of 1786 patent applications have been published this week, of which, 141 applications account for early publications and 1645 applications are ordinary publications or publications occurring after the 18 month period. There has been a massive surge in the total number of patent applications that have been published this week by the Indian Patent Office. Patent Fact of the Weekĭavid Sanderson and Lee Brady, inventors of the Edible Underwear were initially denied patent protection by the USPTO on the grounds that “candy and pants were incompatible” and could not be considered as an invention.

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