Fund Raise

Ever imagined a traffic light powered by trash?                                                                                                            Did you know our city produces over 2,000 tonnes of food waste every day, while traffic signals consume more than 300,000 units of fossil-fuel electricity a year?
All that wasted food could actually power those lights. Instead, it fills landfills, pollutes the environment, and we still pay huge energy costs. It’s time to turn waste into power.

What we do:                                                                                                                                                                       We turn everyday food waste into clean, renewable electricity and use it to power a real traffic signal. Our system runs 24/7, even during power cuts. Thus saving energy, reducing pollution, and proving that sustainable technology can keep our roads safer and our city cleaner

Description:                                                                                                                                                                        Every day, huge amounts of food waste are thrown away while our traffic signals rely on expensive, non-renewable electricity. This project shows a smarter way forward. By using a compact waste-to-energy system, we create clean power that keeps a traffic signal running reliably, even during outages. It’s a simple model with a big impact—cutting pollution, saving energy costs, and proving that sustainable ideas can become everyday solutions. Your support helps take this innovation one step closer to real-world use.

Edu Assist, a mobile application designed to help visually impaired students overcome educational challenges by making learning materials accessible.

​A key feature is the conversion of textbooks and PDF documents into audio format, which allows students to easily access and study the content independently. The goal is to create a supportive learning environment, enhance educational access, and ensure visually impaired learners can effectively achieve their academic goals.

EduBuddy is a Screen-Free, Bilingual AI Companion for children (ages 3-8) that solves two problems: the English fluency gap and harmful screen addiction.
​It replaces passive mobile use with active conversation, teaching English by reinforcing it in the mother tongue, and motivates learning using a unique Dual-Reward System (physical treats for the child and digital rewards for the parent).

Eduvids: Understand Faster, Score Higher —An AI platform where you just type what you want to learn about and the AI makes a video lesson explaining the topic.  A working prototype is live at eduvids.vercel.app. We’re raising funds only to make it market-ready; our cost model is still being refined.