IIT Bombay put QR collars on campus dogs; now BMC is taking the idea across Mumbai
Reported byThe Better India ↗·Sourced by Goodlede
IIT Bombay fitted its stray dogs, including the viral 'Dogesh Bhai,' with reflective QR-code collars linked to vaccination status, location history, and identity records. The Mumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is now expanding the system across the city.
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