Model Display
- Each team will be represented by two participants. They will be expected to demonstrate, explain and describe the functioning of the model they display.
- The model should be constructed in advance and brought in working condition to the venue.
- Participants are free to use their technical skills and inventiveness to build models which have relevance and utility in today's world.
- Simple technology, a teaching aid or a device of utility may be some suggestions for this event.
- The inventiveness of participants is not constrained in any way.
NOTE: AC supply (220 V or 110 V) will be provided.
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