From Concept To Creation

As the proverb goes, ‘The journey of a thousand miles begins with one small step.’ So it is with our enthusiastic students, who  took their first step to commence the initial stage of prototyping at the tinker studio. It was a captivating sight to see them engaged in thinking and putting efforts, to turn their thoughts to reality.
Jessica Jitu and Earl D'souza, currently  studying in grade nine are collaboratively working to create a pair of shoes, that can convert mechanical energy to electrical energy. After a lot of brainstorming and  research, they are now working on transforming their imagery of a concept, into physical existence.
Jishnu Prasanth Pillai is trying to make a Morse Code Machine. In this video,
we can see him sharing his views about his creation.


 Rajeshkumar Selvanayagam of grade seven is prototyping a candy vending machine for people of all ages, to get access to candies, wherever and whenever they want them. Be it a mall, theatre or a street.
Even the longest and most difficult ventures, have a starting point. Hence, our students have offered to lead and commit themselves to put their best foot forward in order to identify the essential needs of our ever changing society and find distinct solutions to tackle the worldly concerns. This, they believe, will make our planet, the best place to live on.

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  1. AnonymousJune 25, 2024 at 12:28 AM

    Excellent!!! You all have put a lot of effort and hardwork into making these amazing!!

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