Army Public School, NOIDA, achieved the second position in Navyug, a two-phase AI Hackathon organized by myAImate at the Army Institute of Technology, Pune. The team, comprising Syed Mohd Jari Abbas Rizvi (VIII-B), Akshansh Tomar (IX-B), and Bhavya Ghai (IX-A), developed an AI-based application, "SafeStream," designed to predict users' ages for content filtering and ensuring safe browsing. The project was developed under the mentorship of Ms. Meena Bisht (TGT, Computer Science) and a faculty mentor from the Army Institute of Technology, Pune.

The hackathon aimed to promote creativity, innovation and technical proficiency among students from Army Public Schools. The first phase consisted of an online assessment evaluating logical reasoning, programming and cognitive abilities, with over 200 teams from 50 schools participating. APS NOIDA ranked among the top 40 teams qualifying for the second phase. Finalists engaged in mentoring sessions focused on block coding, project enhancement and problem-solving strategies.

The team’s exceptional performance will be acknowledged with certificates and a cash prize. This achievement reflects APS NOIDA’s commitment to fostering technological innovation, problem-solving skills and teamwork, preparing students to develop practical AI-driven solutions to contemporary challenges.