Analog Devices India successfully hosted the final presentations and demo day for the Anveshan Fellowship Program 2024, an initiative designed to foster innovation in AI at the Edge using MAX78000 FTHR.
The program, which saw participation from leading engineering institutions across India, culminated in a showcase of groundbreaking projects addressing real-world challenges across industrial, automotive, digital healthcare, and consumer sectors.
Speaking on the success of the program, Srinivas Prasad, Senior Director and India Site Head at Analog Devices India said: “Anveshan continues to push the boundaries of innovation by empowering young engineers to harness AI at the edge for real-world applications. This year’s finalists have demonstrated remarkable ingenuity in leveraging our ADI’s technology to solve critical challenges. At Analog Devices, we are committed to nurturing such talent and fostering a culture of research and development that can drive impactful technological advancements.”
In a highly competitive selection process, IIT Bhubaneswar secured first place with creation of Battery powered autonomous wheelchair equipped with autonomous navigation and emergency features. NIT Calicut took second place, impressing the jury with comprehensive Maternal-Fetal health monitoring system aims to integrate continuous monitoring of maternal and fatal health during the pregnancy and childbirth while Sri Eshwar College of Engineering, Coimbatore, claimed third place, showcasing an innovative IoT technology solution for a miniature robotic system for wildlife spotting and notifications.
The Anveshan Fellowship Program 2024 witnessed 96 initial proposals from 37 colleges, followed by a rigorous selection process that narrowed down to 7 final projects from 7 colleges for the grand showcase.
By providing mentorship, technical resources, and hands-on experience, Analog Devices continues to inspire the next generation of innovators in AI-driven embedded solutions.
