Hiten Dharpure Guinness World Record has inspired young innovators after the 17-year-old from Nagpur created the world’s smallest fully functional robotic arm, measuring just 39.25 mm. The invention surpassed the previous Guinness World Record by 5.24 mm and demonstrated exceptional engineering precision despite its miniature size. Designed from scratch using advanced CAD software, FDM 3D printing, micro servo motors, and a precision PWM control module, the robotic arm can independently grip and manipulate tiny objects. Hiten’s innovation reflects India’s growing strength in robotics, artificial intelligence, and STEM education. He has also developed accessibility-focused technologies, including an Indian Sign Language translation application. His achievement proves that creativity, persistence, and innovation can help young minds make a global impact.
Hiten Dharpure Guinness World Record: 17-Year-Old Builds World’s Smallest Functional Robotic Arm
