EPICS Program with Purdue University – Solar-Powered Ultrasonic Monkey Repellent
We are proud to share that a team of students from the School of Engineering and School of Agriculture at Anurag University are collaborating with Purdue University under the EPICS Program, in partnership with Palle Srujana, on a project titled “Solar-Powered Ultrasonic Monkey Repellent.”
Team members: Boda Anji Reddy (23EG503A36) – IV Year, Mechanical Engineering; Yashaswini Marlapati (23EG104C17) – III Year, ECE; Pagidala Chethana Reddy (23EG105K42) – III Year, CSE; Nalleboina Prasanna Lakshmi (23EG110D45) – III Year, CSE–Data Science; Abhiram Beemari (23EG112E07) – III Year, IT; Nandhigani Varsha (23AG101A28) – III Year, Agriculture.
Anurag University takes immense pride in the achievements of its students, faculty, and research scholars. Every individual success is a reflection of the collective commitment to excellence, innovation, and meaningful contribution that defines the institution’s academic culture.
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