Chennai, September 30: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is well known for his sharp observations and fondness for technological innovations. Both these skills were at best display when he interacted with a young gathering at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras on Monday. Singapore-India Hackathon 2019 Event At IIT-Madras: PM Narendra Modi Impressed With Camera Detecting Who Is Paying Attention, to Recommend Its Use in Parliament.

Attending the prize distribution ceremony at the Singapore-India Hackathon Event hosted by the premier engineering institute, Modi particularly singled out one innovation regarding a camera that can detect whether someone is paying attention or not. Hailing the invention, he said that it will be useful in Parliament.

"My young friends here solved many problems today. I especially like the solution for the camera to detect who is paying attention. Now what will happen you know, I will talk to my Speaker in the Parliament and I am sure it will be very useful to Parliament. For me each one of you is a winner", Modi said, much to the admiration of the young crowd which erupted in cheer and claps admiring the Prime Minister's remark.

Later he also did a walkthrough of the exhibition on IIT-Madras research park start-ups here.During the walkthrough, Prime Minister Modi keenly went through different science models presented by innovators and exhibitors.He also discussed different ideas with the participants of the exhibition and thoroughly deliberated on the innovations that garnered his interest.

At a stall exhibiting clean water using nanotechnology, Modi applauded the efforts while suggesting further enhancements. A wheelchair with a detachable motor component to turn into a three-wheeler also grabbed Modi's attention, who enquired about its various aspects in detail. Prime Minister Modi, who has time and again emphasised over increasing the usage of solar technology in the country, also appreciated different innovations using solar models. PM Narendra Modi To Be in Chennai Today For 56th Convocation of IIT Madras.

He also tried his hands at a multi-skills simulator, claiming to be the world's most advanced simulator for multi-skill training.Prime Minister Modi had arrived in the city earlier in the day and will be attending the 56th annual convocation of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras.