Bharali has also developed remi recortication machine, garlic peeling machine, tobacco leaf cutter, paddy thresher, cane stripping machine, brass utensil polishing machine, safed musli peeling machine, Jatropha de-seeder, mechanized weeding machine, passion fruit juice extractor, trench digger, chopper for cattle and fisheries feed and portable dheki.

For many of his innovations, the innovator was supported under the Micro Venture Innovation Fund scheme (MVIF) at NIF. Facilitated by NIF, the innovator was also supported from the TePP scheme at DSIR, Govt. of India.

Apart from having his innovations like the pomegranate-deseeding machine being sold to customers in countries like Turkey and USA, Uddhab has had a lot of distinction to his name.

Presently, he has been made a Resource Scholar by the Indian Institute of Entrepreneurship in their recent venture “Technology intervention in academic Education”. Uddhab received a mention in MIT Journal for his innovation of the pomegranate-deseeding machine. He is also acting as a technical consultant to RUTAG (Rural Technology Action Group) for the development of Endi technology in IIT, Guwahati. Central Silk board has also sought his help to redesign a sophisticated version of Muga reeling machine. He has also designed a stevia pulveriser & passion fruit gel extractor for NERCRMP (North Eastern Region Community Resource Management Project). Financial institutions like NEDFI also want his skill with a proposal for developing bamboo tarja bera making machine. On request from several NGOs of the NE region he has also come up with several low cost manual bamboo craft machineries. In April 2009 he came up with a root-slicing machine for ASHRAMS Biotech Pvt Ltd, an herbal medicinal farm in West Bengal.

Strategy and Vision

Uddhab is of the view that every human being has a hidden scientific inclination, which requires nurturing. He thus selects youths having potential for learning, irrespective of their academic qualifications. He selects eight youths per batch and trains them on various machine technologies.  The training is imparted for a period of three months on a condition that each trainee has to be able to draw at least INR 800/- as salary per month from him to be qualified as a skilled workman. He provides food and lodging completely free. In addition to free food and lodging he also pays a stipend of INR 300 per month to meet their pocket expenses. He provides free medicine to each trainee and his or her family members as an incentive to create a pull for other potential youths for training. He conceived the idea of costless word-of-mouth marketing of his training program since he cannot afford any marketing budget. 

Uddhab says that his greatest achievement and contribution to mankind would be the successful commissioning of a mechanized toilet for the handicapped. He hopes to accomplish this by the end of October 2008.

Uddhab has two dreams; one is to set up an unconventional orphanage in his hometown, which will produce technical experts. He has designed the training module in such a way that he will devote time in empowering these orphans only in technical know-how so that they become employable in the least amount of time. Once they start earning money, they will be able to acquire knowledge on other important subjects like history, mathematics, sociology etc.

His second dream is that of an industrial village which will have a multi-specialty skill development centre as well as a common facility where each person can bring in raw materials and get the intermediate product as per requirement. He also wants to enable senior citizens to learn scientific skills to become self-dependent when it is no more assured that younger children would take care of them in old age.