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Meet Mahi Malhani, 17: Delhi student's waste-sorting robot hits 90% success

Seventeen-year-old Mahi Malhani developed TRASHbot to improve waste disposal using artificial intelligence technology. The robot detects, collects, and sorts waste with impressive accuracy and efficiency. Initial trials were successful in various locations, including her home and schools. Mahi has received recognition in innovation competitions for her project and aims to expand its capabilities.…

Meet Mahi Malhani, 17: Delhi student's waste-sorting robot hits 90% success

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