This story is from July 20, 2016
Chennai boy bags 'Google impact' award
Chennai: A 14-year-old Chennai student has won the prestigious Google Community Impact Award for creating a device that enhances fishermen's safety and productivity, Google India announced on Tuesday.
Advay Ramesh, a Class 10 student from Chennai's National Public School, won the pan-Asian contest, has also been shortlisted to compete for a $50,000 scholarship from Google, besides 19 other finalists.
Ramesh's "FishErmen Lifeline Terminal (FELT)" hand-held terminal uses the Standard Position Services (SPS), an open service without encryption provided by the Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System to enhance fishermen's safety and productivity at the sea.
Ramesh's "FishErmen Lifeline Terminal (FELT)" hand-held terminal uses the Standard Position Services (SPS), an open service without encryption provided by the Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System to enhance fishermen's safety and productivity at the sea.
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Senthil Kumar Selvaraj
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