the awards were won based on two products designed by the university’s Renewable Energy Sub-cluster, an arm of its Electrical and Information Engineering Department.
One of the products, the Eco-friendly Energy Retention Bag, bagged a gold award, while the other, a solar-powered weather station, bagged a bronze award at the event.
While presenting the awards to the management, the leader of the university’s team,
Professor Samuel Wara, said, “We took two products to South Korea, one of which is an Eco-Friendly Energy Retention Bag. The purpose is temperature conditioning. It maintains the temperature of whatever is put in it, hot or cold, (a single unit independently performs these functions) with varying degrees of efficiencies. There are other exhibitions coming up. It is important that we plan to be part of other exhibitions as they bring exposures which help in capacity building. The more we keep going out, the better our products become.”
The Vice-Chancellor of CU, Professor Charles Ayo, commended the efforts of the team and encouraged them to continue to improve.
Has laoreet percipitur ad. Vide interesset in mei, no his legimus verterem. Et nostrum imperdiet appellantur usu, mnesarchum referrentur id vim.
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