We engineer things
that actually work.
Built by students. Trusted beyond the classroom. From physical IoT arcade games to hackathon-winning platforms — designed, wired, and shipped by undergraduates in college.
Not a student club.
An organization built to ship.
Neo Spark Technologies is a student-run technology organization based in Pokhara, Nepal. Everything we ship — from physical IoT arcade hardware to full-stack cloud platforms — is designed, soldered, programmed, and delivered by students who are actively studying in college.
We do not build for classroom grades or theoretical marks. We build because we believe the most rigorous way to master technology is to put real machines into people's hands. Our work has earned hackathon championships, been demonstrated at government events on invitation, and been presented to school audiences across Nepal.
From wiring microcontrollers to deploying production database architectures — if it can be engineered, we build it ourselves.
Hardware First
Real motors, physical sensors, microcontrollers, and custom chassis built hands-on.
Tested Reliability
Documented multi-cycle stress tests ensuring tournament and public showcase durability.
The collective cohort of student builders with both 1st Place championship trophies.
The syllabus teaches you what was built yesterday. Building for actual users in the real world teaches you what to build tomorrow.
— Neo Spark Builders GuildProjects that made it
out of the classroom.
Real machines, real users, real impact. Each product represents hundreds of hours of independent student engineering.
Coming Soon from the Lab
Afno Dokan
Neo Spark Experimental Guild
Story-Based Game
Neo Spark Experimental Guild
DuoPong 2.0
Neo Spark Experimental Guild
More in the lab
Neo Spark Experimental Guild
Hardware in motion.
Raw, unfiltered video recordings of student-built hardware rallying, triggering ultrasonic goal events, and captivating live audiences.
DuoPong Live Arcade Gameplay
Real-time ball rally, joystick actuation & automatic ultrasonic goal detection
Proof, not promises.
Every honor confirms that our collective student engineering cohort can compete against seasoned standards — and win.
IoT Festival 2026 — Winner
DuoPong won 1st Place in the IoT Projects competition, evaluated on mechanical assembly, sensor responsiveness, and real-time multiplayer arcade gameplay.
InnoHack 2026 — Winner
Won 1st Place in the Tourism & Hospitality track with 'The Yatri', a gamified exploration platform introducing travelers to authentic cultural destinations.
Government Program Demonstrations
DuoPong was officially invited and demonstrated at regional government programs, showcasing student-engineered robotics to public officials and educators.
School & Community STEM Showcases
Invited to exhibit hands-on IoT hardware across schools and community organizations, inspiring younger students through interactive robotics.
From idea to impact.
How a united cohort of ambitious students turned spare microcontrollers and late-night hackathons into championship technology.
Neo Spark Technologies Founded
A collective cohort of students at Informatics College Pokhara joined forces with a clear ethos: create genuine, production-grade technology rather than classroom-only coursework.
DuoPong Hardware Architecture
The student hardware & robotics guild began architecting DuoPong — an IoT arcade machine combining custom dual microcontrollers, ultrasonic goal detection, and mechanical servo strikers.
IoT Festival 2026 — Dual Teams Fielded & 1st Place
Neo Spark Technologies fielded two student engineering teams at the Informatics College Pokhara IoT Festival. Team DuoPong secured 1st Place in the IoT Projects competition, evaluated on mechanical assembly, sensor responsiveness, and real-time multiplayer arcade gameplay, while our second team exhibited advanced connected sensor prototypes.
InnoHack 2026 — The Yatri Wins 1st Place
The Neo Spark software guild engineered and won 1st Place at InnoHack 2026 with 'The Yatri', a gamified cultural exploration platform under the Tourism & Hospitality track.
Government Demonstrations & STEM Outreach
DuoPong was officially invited and demonstrated at regional government programs and community schools, showcasing student-engineered robotics to public officials, educators, and younger learners.
Neo Hub Marketplace & Lab Expansion
The full-stack systems guild shipped Neo Hub on Render and Railway cloud infrastructure, while expanding active laboratory R&D into autonomous vehicles and smart civic mobility.
Moments that shaped us.
From late night breadboard wiring to winning trophies and hiking the hills of Pokhara.
The entire student cohort with both championship trophies — IoT Fest & InnoHack
Neo Spark builders guild attending official institutional exhibits
IoT Festival 2026 — 1st Place championship award ceremony
InnoHack 2026 — 1st Place trophy ceremony for The Yatri
Live DuoPong demonstration and presentation to event evaluators
DuoPong arcade table — fully functional student-engineered hardware
Internal electromechanical assembly, wiring architecture, and driver calibration
Hardware lab fabrication and structural chassis construction
Bench testing ultrasonic sensors, debounce logic, and power isolation
Initial functional prototype verifying paddle kinematics and strike mechanisms
Version 2 prototype refined for rapid continuous gameplay rally durability
Visiting academic institutions and STEM demonstration venues across Pokhara
Team exploration and field research expedition in Pokhara
Cohort exploring regional communities and testing deployment conditions
Cohort team building and design review retreat
On the road to regional competitions and hardware exhibitions
Digital systems architecture, analytics dashboard, and cloud deployment
Backed by innovators
& creative communities.
The communities, technology studios, and teams that back what we build.
Interested in partnering or sponsoring hardware builds? Get in touch
Want to engineer
something real?
We are constantly seeking students, makers, and innovators who want to push beyond the syllabus. Build hardware, deploy software, and ship technology that leaves the classroom.