A young boy from Manipur, east India makes robotic helmets and costumes from cardboard, discarded scrap materials, and electronic waste.

Prem Ningombam, hailing from Heirok village, started his journey as a drawing artist, and later started working on robotic gears after being inspired by Hollywood movies.

The 20-year-old uses cardboard, scrap materials, and electronic waste which he collects from the roadside and from nearby electronic shops to make his creations.

The man had no formal training or expertise in the field other than his observation-driven knowledge. Prem also wants to inspire other people from Manipur to use these ideas for local superhero movies and to make his own films.

A young boy from Manipur making robotic helmets and costumes from cardboard, discarded scrap materials, and electronic waste. Prem Ningombam Hailing from Heirok village in Manipur started his journey as a drawing painting artist, later he started working on robotic gears after being inspired by Hollywood movies. The idea to make the robot came from his observation in Hollywood movies, which enthralled him to make replicas of superheroes.

By using used cardboard, scrap materials, and electronic waste which he collects from the roadside and from the nearby electronic shops and from the spare parts collected from old toys, prem used to make robot replicas, helmets, and gears. From a young age prem interested in robotics and sci-fi movies and his dream is to make a sci-fi in the future.

The man had no formal training or expertise in the field other than his observation-driven knowledge. Prem also wants to inspire other people from Manipur to use these ideas for local superhero movies. Prem has also created several other robotic items similar to the mechanism of producing web from the hand like that of Spiderman's wave