Presidential Innovista 2082′ – A Glimpse into Nepal’s Tech Future
11th August 2025, Kathmandu
The Presidential Innovista 2082, a tech and business carnival held in Kathmandu, concluded on Sunday, solidifying its place as a pivotal platform for emerging tech talent in Nepal.
Presidential Innovista 2082
Organized by the Presidential Graduate School in affiliation with Westcliff University, USA, the two-day event brought together around 170 BSc IT students who showcased an impressive 50 projects.
These innovations demonstrated significant technical prowess and promising commercial viability.
The event, inaugurated by Health Minister Dr. Pradip Paudel, began with a unique touch: an electric lamp was lit using a mobile app developed by the students, symbolizing the spirit of innovation that permeated the entire exhibition. The presence of other prominent personalities, including former ministers and leaders, underscored the event’s importance and the community’s support for technological advancement.
The Future is Here: Projects That Stole the Show
The projects on display were a testament to the students’ creativity and skill, covering a wide range of disciplines including AI, cybersecurity, software development, machine learning, robotics, and IoT. These projects were not just academic exercises but practical solutions designed to address real-world challenges in various sectors.
Some of the standout projects included:
‘Smart Helmet’: A safety device for bikers that likely integrates features like GPS tracking and accident detection.
‘Smart Mirror’: A mirror with integrated technology, perhaps offering personalized information, weather updates, or health monitoring.
‘Smart Irrigation System’: An IoT-based solution for efficient water management in agriculture.
Health Prediction AI System: A system designed to analyze data and predict potential health issues.
Football-Playing Robot: A fun and engaging example of robotics and AI in action.
Drone Delivery System: A project exploring the future of logistics and delivery services.
Other notable innovations included a sanitary pad vending machine, stock market prediction software, and various mobile games, showcasing the students’ versatility and problem-solving skills across diverse fields.
Connecting Talent with Opportunity
A key takeaway from the event is the organizers’ commitment to bridging the gap between student innovation and commercial success. According to them, there are concrete plans to continue this initiative annually and, more importantly, to connect students’ projects with potential investors.
This strategic move aims to transform these promising prototypes into viable businesses, fostering a new generation of tech entrepreneurs in Nepal.
The Presidential Innovista 2082 was more than just a showcase; it was a launchpad for the next wave of Nepali innovators. It demonstrated that with the right platform and support, the country’s young talent can create solutions that have a lasting impact on society and the economy.
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