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AI in Your Pocket: How Mobile Devices Are Leveraging Artificial Intelligence
- AI is transforming mobile technology, making devices intuitive companions that adapt to users' needs.
- On-device AI on mobile devices includes features like voice assistants, facial recognition, and predictive text.
- Neural Processing Units (NPUs) enable faster and more secure AI processing on devices, enhancing privacy and battery life.
- AI in mobile devices is revolutionizing accessibility, benefiting users with disabilities and enhancing usability for all.
- Predictive analytics in mobile AI anticipates user behavior to offer proactive assistance, simplifying daily tasks.
- Businesses are leveraging mobile AI for personalized customer experiences and streamlined operations.
- Future trends in AI on mobile include edge computing, AR-powered experiences, and more natural voice assistants.
- AI in mobile devices aims to amplify human potential by enhancing decision-making processes and streamlining tasks.
- The mobile device is evolving into an intelligent companion that enhances human-device interaction through AI.
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Decoding the Game: Strategic Plays for Sports Enthusiasts Using Winmatch
- Using platforms like Winmatch can enhance your analytical skills for making informed choices in sports.
- Features to look out for in platforms like Winmatch include responsible engagement and a framework for decision-making.
- Engaging with sports should always focus on enhancing enjoyment, setting realistic expectations, and avoiding chasing losses.
- By emphasizing research, analysis, and responsible engagement, platforms like Winmatch can provide a more rewarding sports experience.
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ISRO's Backing, Dogged Will: How Chennai Start-Up Scripted Rocket History
- Agnikul Cosmos, a Chennai-based start-up, achieved a remarkable feat by successfully test-firing its rocket, Agnibaan SOrTeD.
- This suborbital tech demonstrator, powered by a semi-cryogenic engine, marks a significant milestone in India's private space sector. Despite facing technical hurdles in previous attempts, the team demonstrated resilience and innovation.
- The rocket's launch from Sriharikota signifies India's emergence as a key player in commercial space ventures. With ISRO's support and their pioneering 3D-printed engine technology, Agnikul aims to revolutionize satellite launches. This success underscores India's potential as a hub for small satellite deployment and space innovation.
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From Alwar to WiJungle: Karmesh Gupta's Entrepreneurial Journey
- Karmesh Gupta, a tech-savvy entrepreneur from Alwar, Rajasthan, co-founded WiJungle with his cousin Praveen Gupta, revolutionizing cybersecurity with an all-in-one platform.
- Their journey, marked by initial setbacks and relentless determination, led WiJungle to a staggering Rs 250 crore valuation and national acclaim.
- Recognized by prestigious organizations like CIO Review and NASSCOM, WiJungle's innovative approach earned international recognition, including selection by Google for its digital accelerator program.
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Former Vada Pav Seller’s ‘Portable Marriage Hall’ Impresses Shark Tank India Judges
- Dayanand Darekar, a former vada pav seller turned entrepreneur from Latur, Maharashtra, showcased his innovative business idea, 'Chalte Firte Mangal Karyalay,' a portable wedding hall mounted on a truck, on Shark Tank India.
- Despite its uniqueness, judges expressed concerns over safety issues and advised Darekar to focus on improving the existing setup rather than expanding too quickly.
- Anupam Mittal, impressed by Darekar's journey, urged him to reconsider his ambitious expansion plans and concentrate on refining his mandap decoration business for sustainable growth.
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New terms that emerged at workplace in 2023
- Frolleague: Describes the blend of colleague and friend relationships, reflecting the merging of personal and professional connections in modern workplaces.
- Bare Minimum Monday: Advocates for a gradual start to the workweek by focusing on essential tasks or adopting a lighter workload on Mondays.
- Proximity Bias: Highlights the preference for physically present employees, potentially excluding remote workers from important decisions or opportunities.
- Career Cushioning: Involves proactively keeping options open amid job dissatisfaction or potential layoffs by upskilling and exploring opportunities in financially stable organizations.
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Anand Mahindra rides 'world's first foldable diamond e-bike' made by IIT Bombay students
- Anand Mahindra, an Indian industrialist, praised a group of IIT Bombay students for creating the 'world's first foldable diamond frame e-bike' and shared pictures of himself assembling and riding the bike on X.
- The innovative e-bike design is 35% more efficient than other foldable bikes and offers enhanced stability at higher speeds. It doesn't require lifting after folding, making it a significant advancement.
- Anand Mahindra's tweet showcasing the e-bike went viral on X, garnering over one million views and generating a positive response from the online community.
- People commended the innovation and its potential for eco-conscious mobility and a sustainable future.
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Kerala teen transforms Maruti 800 into 'Rolls Royce' in just Rs 45,000
- An 18-year-old teenager from Kerala, India, transformed a Maruti 800 car into a mini Rolls Royce lookalike using custom modifications.
- The entire project cost him ₹45,000, and he spent several months on it, completely redesigning the car with a new body kit, tweaking the interiors, and changing the front end with a Rolls Royce-inspired grille and headlights.
- The teenager is passionate about cars and enjoys making replicas of luxurious cars. He even designed the Rolls Royce-inspired logo for his modified car.
- To achieve the transformation, he used metal sheets, welding work, and components from other used cars. The video of his project gained over 3 lakh views on YouTube.
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India builds world's 1st portable hospital to keep 200 survivors alive for 48 hrs
- India's 'Aarogya Maitri Cube' is a portable disaster hospital that can be airlifted and packed into 72 cubes for quick deployment.
- Part of the BHISHM project, it contains essential supplies for 100 survivors for 48 hours, expandable to support 200 survivors when combined.
- The Cube includes vital medical equipment like ventilators, X-ray machines, and surgical kits, suitable for various emergency situations.
- It's designed to provide crucial medical support to developing countries affected by disasters and has already been donated to Myanmar, with plans for Sri Lanka.
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This robot with artificial memory may help find your lost objects
- Researchers at the University of Waterloo have developed a robot with artificial memory that can help find lost objects, particularly benefiting people with dementia.
- The companion robot is programmed with episodic memory, allowing it to detect, track, and log specific objects in its camera view through stored video.
- Users can select objects to track and search for them, with the robot indicating the last observed location.
- System's high accuracy confirmed in tests & future studies to include users without disabilities & those with dementia.
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Spider-like robotic arms can be attached to and controlled by humans
- Japanese robotics company Jizai Arms develops spider-like robotic limbs controlled by the user, redefining human-robot interactions.
- The six-arm robotic system allows for attachment, detachment, and replacement of limbs, enabling social interactions between wearers.
- Jizai Arms aims to explore interactions between digital cyborgs in a cyborg society, leveraging wearable robotics.
- The company's innovative concept of Jizai-bodies, or digital cyborgs, aligns with current research interests in wearable robotics and human augmentation.
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Class 9 student develops shoe that generates electricity while walking
- Souvik Seth, a class IX student from West Bengal, has invented a shoe that generates electricity while walking on it.
- The shoe can be used to charge mobile phones, GPS trackers, and cameras, and a 2000mAh battery can be charged after walking one kilometre.
- The shoe currently has external smart features, but Souvik plans to incorporate them into the sole of the shoe in a month's time.
- Souvik is looking for a shoe manufacturing company to help him financially and believes that the shoe will be helpful for travellers, hikers, and parents who want to keep an eye on their children.
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Researchers use AI to predict what a mouse sees by decoding brain signals
- Swiss researchers at EPFL have developed a machine-learning algorithm named 'CEBRA', which can reveal the hidden structure in data recorded from the brain.
- The 'CEBRA' algorithm was demonstrated by the researchers by reconstructing the images of a black-and-white film that a mouse watched, based on the recorded brain data.
- The tool can also predict the movements of the arm in primates, as per the study conducted by the EPFL researchers.
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Biotech company implants chips in people's brains to tackle blindness, paralysis
- A US company Blackrock Neurotech successfully implants 50 chips into human brains, aiming to improve the lives of individuals with paralysis and other medical conditions.
- The NeuroPort Array technology allows individuals to control robotic arms & electric wheelchairs using their thoughts.
- The implant operates by reading electrical signals produced by the brain and interpreting them with machine learning, which can then be used to control devices and regain sensation.
- The primary purpose of this medical device is to augment the independence and mobility of individuals with paralysis, improving their quality of life.
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Is Sleep Tech Innovation the Future of the Mattress Industry?
- Lack of sleep costs economies up to $680 billion annually, with the United States accounting for $433 billion, according to RAND Health Quarterly.
- Sleep tech market expected to exceed $17 billion in North America by 2027, with legacy brands like TEMPUR-Pedic introducing sleep tech innovations.
- TEMPUR-Pedic partners with Stanford University’s Division of Sleep Medicine to develop mattress and mattress base innovations designed to promote better sleep quality.
- Sleep-tracking apps like TEMPUR-Pedic’s Sleeptracker AI provide valuable data for sleep tech innovators to develop better solutions.
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