Ashish Pawar

Researcher, Department of Renewable Energy Engineering · College of Technology & Agricultural Engineering, Agriculture University, Jodhpur, Rajasthan · India

Ashish designs solar-powered, off-grid devices for pest and wildlife management in arid and semi-arid farming regions, combining renewable energy with IoT sensing.

1 published paper

Design and Development of Solar Multispectral Cum Electrified Mesh Insect Trapper with IoT-Based Ultrasonic Animal Repellent System

A solar-powered device combining multi-spectral LED insect trapping with an IoT-triggered ultrasonic animal repellent cut animal intrusions by roughly 75% in a 30-day field trial at Agriculture University Jodhpur — running entirely off-grid.

Agri-EngineeringEntomologyIndiaRenewable Energy

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A ₹20,000 Solar Box That Keeps Nilgai Out and Insects In

Engineers at Agriculture University Jodhpur built a single solar-powered device that traps crop-damaging insects with colored light and scares off wild animals with motion-triggered ultrasound — no chemicals, no grid power, no harm to the animals.

By Ashish Pawar, Tarun Gehlot, Manish Bamnia, Afsha Mughal, Hemlata Budania, and Radhey Shyam YadavFrom the paper: Design and Development of Solar Multispectral Cum Electrified Mesh Insect Trapper with IoT-Based Ultrasonic Animal Repellent System →