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INNOVATE SRI LANKA: STORIES OF SUCCESSES - 2019
Innovation, Invention, and Venture Creation Council - University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Sri Lanka
Special Interest Group (SIG) - IIVCC - Japura
Investing on Innovative Ideas for Future
Exhibition Date
IICE 2020 - 2021 with mobile devices
IIVCC - Innovation Invention and Venture Creation Council
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IICE 2020-2021
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Attention Students and Alumni @ USJ!

The Innovation, Invention, and Venture Creation Council (IIVCC) is collecting information on start-up businesses founded by our university community. If you have a registered business, we invite you to fill out our IIVCC Start-Up Business Information Form. This is a great opportunity to gain visibility, access resources, and connect with a network of like-minded entrepreneurs.

MISSION & VISION

promote innovations, inventions and venture creations

To promote innovations, inventions and venture creations in collaboration with the industry, business and the public sector.

In accordance with the mission of the University, developing globally competent citizens through education for sustainable future, and along the lines of its Strategic Plan (2017-2021), IIVCC was set up to promote innovations, inventions and venture creations with the industry covering both the public and private sectors, and thereby to contribute to the nation’s development. In the process, it aims to achieve the following objectives.

HOW WE CAN HELP WITH YOUR INNOVATION

DO YOU HAVE AN INNOVATIVE IDEA?

Launch Your Innovative Idea

Commercialize

Business Incubation

Get Consultation

FEATURED SUCCESS STORY

Effective and Modern Solution for Human Elephant Conflict

Dr. Nuwan Kuruwitaarachchi, a Senior Lecturer at University of Sri Jayewardenepura and team of researchers at Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology worked together to find Effective and Modern Solution for Human Elephant Conflict. This study started with researching on existing solutions. Many solutions have introduced throughout the decades to mitigate this rising socio-economic issue, but still, it remains as an unresolved problem.  Electric fence is the most prominent solution which is currently used in Sri Lanka. Electric fence will create an ecological boundary between humans and elephants. Since elephants are not in in-situ, it is difficult to cover the whole area by elephant fences and maintain electric fences. Thus, these researchers developed a low cost and more accurate system planned place near elephant passes. This system consists of 3 main parts. A detection system, which used to detect invading elephants. An elephant repelling system which used to repel elephants and a human alerting system which activates and alert humans when elephant repelling system failed repel elephants. Presently. this project is under more accurate testing and verifications stage with a research team of Faculty of Technology, University of Sri Jayewardenepura and a testing platform is under construction at Habarana in Anuradhapura District for this purpose with the help of villages and entrepreneurs of the area.

WHAT’S HAPPENING

NEWS & EVENTS