"the app can set the collar to Lost Kitteh mode, where the collar will send a location to the app every seven minutes or thirty seconds. The collar also supports a direction-finding feature, using the ultra wideband (UWB) feature of recent Apple iPhones to point you in the direction and distance of the tracked cat."

"Earlier this week, creative engineer (Sahas Chitlange) published a video on YouTube introducing his project called FindMyCat. He designed and created this product to keep an eye on his orange cat, Pumpkin. Why did he need to “reinvent the wheel”? During market research, Chitlange noticed that commercial trackers either have low battery life, poor tracking capabilities, or have too high purchase/use costs. So he decided to develop his own device that would combine the advantages of the best trackers, in particular modeled after AirTags from Apple."

"FindMyCat is the answer to what is available on the market which, in one way or another, has critical issues: unsatisfactory battery life, unreliable behavior, closed source with the impossibility of applying any kind of customization, high cost. This is just to name a few of the most recurring problems..."

"Thanks to highly optimized software and hardware that ensures very low power consumption, FindMyCat can guarantee a battery life of up to 6 months on a single charge. In terms of connectivity, the device features both a GPS chip and a SIM card for connection via LTE. This means that by using your own cell phone you will be able to find your pet regardless of where he is and the distance between us and him."

"Creator and inventor Sahas Chitlange has created FindMyCat, an open-source pet tracking solution, not terribly unlike Apple’s AirTags, designed specifically for your favorite feline or canine creature."

"An open source tracking collar that looks like it would actually be practical. Other products have come along with similar claims, but FindMyCat seems capable of backing them up. The key to achieving that was the development of low-power electronics and a clever operating scheme. Under normal circumstances, FindMyCat remains in a deep sleep mode. Unless the cat leaves the house or you check its location, the collar draws very little power."

"Sahas Dinesh Chitlange, a young engineer, has created such a device that will bring peace of mind to all parents. He has built 'shoes' which are helpful in any safety crisis. A few months ago, a child was abducted in Hyderabad. This incident became the inspiration for this new innovative device by Sahas. 17-year-old Sahas has designed 'shoes' to prevent incidents like kidnapping, and children going missing."

"This Aurangabad’s youngster has built this dashing eco-friendly e-bike for only 16,000 Indian rupees. The name of the creator is Sahas Chitlange and he built this bike using his electronic circuit building skills. Since the bike runs on battery power there is no exhaust and hence no noise or smoke pollutants when riding it. Not just that, the running costs per kilometer is only 0.25 Rupee for a kilometer, that is 4 kilometers for One Rupees (Indian Currency). The maximum speed of this bike is 60 kilometers per hour."

"Aurangabad’s (City in Maharashtra) Sahas Chitlange has made India proud by winning Remix 2.0, a competition organized by a company in USA California named Autodesk. He was the youngest one in the competition putting behind him several other engineers and creators that participated in the contest from all around the world."

"Age 14 years. Name Sahas. Sahas Dinesh Chitlange. His work is fully aligned with his name (Sahas – Courage). He turned an ordinary bicycle into something totally extra-ordinary. Now Sahas’ bicycle is no more ordinary bicycle, but it has been converted into an e-bicycle with accelerator."

"14 Year old Sahas of Podar International School has developed a new generation E-Bike. For making this E-Bike he has used two 12 Volt batteries, a controller, and a 24 Volt DC motor. ... For making this bike he was felicitated by Chetna Foundation in child empowerment camp and congratulated by Podar International School's R.D Pawar and principal Zeenat Sayyed."