We design and build intelligent systems that connect technology with real-world applications — powering automation across Nepal and beyond.
Electronic Lab Nepal (ELN) is an IoT innovation studio founded by engineer Madindra Aryal. We design, prototype, and deploy smart automation systems for schools, industries, and municipalities—independently and in collaboration with trusted partners.
Our portfolio includes the Automatic School Bell System, Traffic Light Control System, and Automatic Water Controller, alongside numerous customized IoT integrations across Nepal and beyond. ELN leads every project from requirements to deployment with a focus on reliability, safety, and measurable results.
Automates academic schedules with minute-accurate, fail-safe ringing and easy timetable updates—reducing manual effort and improving punctuality.
Modular signal control for driving centers and road intersections—supports timed cycles, training scenarios, and rugged outdoor operation.
Monitors tank levels and controls pumps automatically to prevent overflow and dry-run—reducing energy use and maintenance calls.
Tailor-made IoT devices, gateways, and dashboards—integrated with existing infrastructure for factories, institutions, and local governments.
On-device assistant that answers FAQs and routes requests in schools and hospitality pilots.
Context: Front desks were overloaded with routine queries. We prototyped an on-device companion that handles FAQs, triage, and after-hours intake.
Impact: Early pilots indicate shorter queues and better capture of off-hour requests.
*Indicative from pilot logs; formal study in progress.
Time-cycled, pressure-limited prototype built from local parts during the first COVID-19 wave.
Context: Equipment shortages in early 2020. We built a contingency prototype with clinical advisors for training and emergency preparedness.
Featured by Ouest-France. Image shown with permission.
Note: Prototype for research/training; not a certified medical device.
IR-triggered, refillable units with usage counters for schools and offices.
Impact: Data helped plan refill cycles and entrance layouts, improving hygiene coverage at peak hours.
Remote vitals, triage workflows, and secure referrals for rural Nepal.
Impact: Faster follow-ups and fewer unnecessary trips for routine consultations.
Browse deployments and prototypes across healthcare, education, and civic infrastructure. Many projects are delivered with partners; details shown with permission.
Minute-accurate bell schedules with local storage and easy updates.
Ruggedized controllers with RTC backup, remote timetable updates, and power-fail recovery.
Modular signal rigs for driving centers and intersection pilots.
Supports fixed-time, manual, and scenario modes with outdoor enclosures.
On-device assistant for FAQs and service routing.
After-hours intake and task routing; early pilots show shorter queues.
Contingency design built from local parts in early 2020.
With clinical advisors; used for training and preparedness.
Read the feature: Ouest-France.
Touchless units with usage analytics for refill planning.
IR-triggered, refillable, locally serviceable hardware.
Remote vitals and referral workflows for clinics.
Faster follow-ups and fewer unnecessary trips for routine consultations.
500+ Schools using our Automatic School Bell System for consistent, automated schedules.
Daura Thakali — customized IoT automations and monitoring that enhance daily operations.
Ka-Nying Monastery — special-purpose timing/automation designed with cultural sensitivity.
Multiple driving centers using our Traffic Light Control System for training and timed scenarios.
Beyond automation, we’re actively designing AI companions and intelligent interfaces that connect people with machines in more natural ways — tailored for schools, hospitality and service experiences.
Select deployments were delivered by ELN in collaboration with partner companies. Client names shown with permission.