GridMats in the media
Podcasts, news features, talks and recognition since 2016. Every item links to its original source.
Podcast and video
Engineering the Everyday, with Godrej Design Lab
Podcast · 68 minHow can India build roads that last?Godrej Design Lab × The Gyaan Project · Engineering the Everyday · 68 min · 11 Sep 2026 (opens in a new tab)




60-second explainers
GridMats1:36Recycled plastic roads, repaired cell by cellYouTube short (opens in a new tab)
GridMats1:33From research to road standardsYouTube short (opens in a new tab)
GridMats1:49Smart roads: IoT sensors inside the pavementYouTube short (opens in a new tab)
GridMats1:41Solar footpaths, green walls and cooler citiesYouTube short (opens in a new tab)
GridMats1:57Why I started PotHoleRajaYouTube short (opens in a new tab)
Godrej Design LabCan we make roads more sustainable by design?YouTube short (opens in a new tab)
Godrej Design LabCould plastic build better roads?YouTube short (opens in a new tab)
The Gyaan ProjectEngineering the Everyday, clip 1YouTube short (opens in a new tab)
The Gyaan ProjectEngineering the Everyday, clip 2YouTube short (opens in a new tab)News and features
Independent coverage
All earlier coverage, 2016–2023 (45 articles)
Where it started
PotHoleRaja in the news, 2016–2021
GridMats grew out of PotHoleRaja, the civic pothole-repair movement Dr Prathap B Rao founded in 2016. This is the coverage from those years.
Recognition
Patents, awards and listings, with sources




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