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Pankaj Tanwar's (Pankaj) AI-Powered Traffic Violation-Reporting Helmet is officially 2026's most viral Indian tech prototype. We spoke to him about: - Why he built it - How it works - What he's planning to do now that he's famous Here's what he told us.

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