Hyderabad based H-Bots Robotics Launched First Smart Police Robot “Robocop”

Hyderabad based H-Bots Robotics Launched First Smart Police Robot “Robocop”

Tags: Hyderabad, H-Bots, smart, police robot, robocop, artificial intelligence, technothrow

Hello Friends,

Have you ever think robots are doing police jobs, how cool right.

A Hyderabad based robotics technology compony H-Bots Robotics has developed a smart policing robot. The five-foot-seven-inch, suave looking bot called the Smart RoboCop.

This ‘Robocop” is equipped with cameras and arrays of sensor like ultrasonic, proximity sensors, temperature sensors, etc connected to GPS. This Robocop is in beta version. The Robo has an ability to do 360-degree eye level surveillance, face and gesture recognition, can suspect and identify, detect metals, monitor temperature and can control theft. The robot also has futuristic body design and has inbuilt Artificial Intelligence. It has dual LED lights, thermal imaging, and emergency amber flashlights. It has automatic charging dock station. It can be deployed both for Indoor and outdoor jobs

The bot also contains 24/7 connectivity, ensuring that its whereabouts are known. Police can also tune into a live video stream as the robot makes its rounds. In addition, the robot also has the ability to communicate in six different languages as of now, English is already inbuilt and regional languages is under testing.

The main thing of this robot is all component required to do this robot are sourced from within the country.

Company claims that it is the world’s first police robot which moves, recognizes people, takes complaints, detects bombs, identified suspects, interacted with people, and answers peoples queries.

According to company it can be deployed for security and law enforcement. It can be used in all police operations as an informant such as in traffic operation or support the anti-sexual harassment SHE Teams. It can be deployed in shopping malls, airports, bus stations, exhibitions, railway and metro stations. It can also be used as an assistant for database handling, control room surveillance, building space security, friendly interaction and mapping inside the building

These robots will be made available for commercial deployment in locations in India and will ship the robots to other countries by end of 2018. They will be available at price Rs 5,00,00 to 20,00,000.

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The Top 5 Programming Languages to Learn in 2018

The Top 5 Programming Languages to Learn in 2018

Tags: top 5, Programming language, trending, learn, python, demand, 2018, technothrow

Hello, friends, 

This is 1st January 2018 12:00 pm And I am writing this post for you.

Oh, this is the first day of the brand new year. I think instead of wishing you happy New Year, I will just give you a Post which will tell you the most in-demand languages in 2018 so you can learn it and boost your career.

By taking into the consideration stock flow, MNC tactics, freelance market, and future trends. Reading and analyzing the other well-known blogs I made a list of programming languages that are going to float in this year. These five languages have the tremendous scope and have potential to land you a great job.

All these below mentioned programming languages has equal potential, so learning all them would be awesome. But I recommend you to learn all language but master in at least one language. Let’s check out the 5 programming languages which have a tendency to uplift your career graph.

Python

The fastest growing programming language. The Python programming language is freely available and makes solving a computer problem almost as easy as writing out your thoughts about the solution.

Python has become an all-purpose language in infrastructure. It has been used to build cloud infrastructures projects such as OpenStack, and even supports web applications through frameworks such as Django. Python is an approachable language with a wide range of uses.

It’s also widely used in scientific computing, data mining and machine learning. The continued growth and demand for machine learning developers may be driving the popularity of Python.

You can read more about python here.

JavaScript

JavaScript is used for the web development, so its scope is always going to remain. As today every small and big business needs a website and for that learning tweaks of JavaScript is essential. From client-side JavaScript to server-side frameworks, huge swathes of the Internet run on JavaScript.

JavaScript is used by over 80% of developers and by 95% of all websites for any dynamic logic on their pages. Several front-end frameworks for JavaScript such as React and AngularJS have huge future potential as IoT and mobile devices become more popular

Java

Java decreased in popularity by about 6,000 job postings in 2018 compared to 2017 but is still extremely well-established. Java is over 20 years old, used by millions of developers and billions of devices worldwide, and able to run on any hardware and operating system through the Java Virtual Machine. All Android apps are based on Java and 90 percent of Fortune 500 companies use Java as a server-side language for backend development. Java Enterprise Edition 8 and Java 9 both launched in September 2017 as the Eclipse Foundation took over managing Java EE from Oracle.

C++

C++ changed very little in popularity from early 2017 to now. An extension of the old-school “C” programming language, C++ is usually used for system/application software, game development, drivers, client-server applications and embedded firmware. Many programmers find C++ complex and more difficult to learn and use than languages like Python or JavaScript, but it remains in use in many legacy systems at large enterprises.

C#

C# (pronounced “C sharp”) went down slightly in demand this year. C# is an object-oriented programming language from Microsoft designed to run on Microsoft’s .NET platform and to make development quicker and easier than Microsoft’s previous languages. C# 7.2 came out in November, adding several new features geared towards avoiding unnecessary copying. C#, like C++, is heavily used in video game development so any aspiring video game developers would do well to learn both of them.As gaming industry is swapped with the C# features and this language has few really cool features. 

In coming days I will also make a post on how & where to learn these languages because learning source is very important.

And also keep in mind “Sharing is Caring” so share this post with your friends this will bring a community so you can easily learn these languages with the help of each other.

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Bitcoins like Ponzi schemes, Invest at your Own Risk: Finance Ministry warns users

Bitcoins like Ponzi schemes, Invest in Bitcoins at your Own Risk: Finance Ministry warns users

Tags: Bitcoins, Bitcoin, Invest, Legal, ban, India

Hello friends,

Are you interested in Bitcoins? Want to invest in bitcoins? Before going further read this post.

The government on Friday cautioned people against the risk of virtual currencies(VC), saying they are not legal tender and do not have any regulatory permission or protection in India.

Investing in virtual currencies such as bitcoin, ripple, and ethereum, comparing them with pyramid schemes, reminding that these were not legal tender and lacked any regulatory permission or protection. 

"These are also not legal tender. Hence, virtual currencies are not currencies. These are also being described as 'coins'. There is, however, no physical attribute to these coins," a government statement said.

The warning comes as Indian companies associated with the trade in the virtual currency such as Unocoin, Global DCX, and Coinsecure field queries looking to take advantage of bitcoin's ride. All of them are looking to step up hiring in anticipation of an increase in business.

"Therefore, virtual 'currencies' (VCs) are neither currencies nor coins. The government or RBI has not authorized any VCs as a medium of exchange. Further, the government or any other regulator in India has not given license to any agency for working as an exchange or any other kind of intermediary for any VC," it added.

"There is a real and heightened risk of investment bubble of the type seen in Ponzi schemes, which can result in sudden and prolonged crash exposing investors, especially retail consumers losing their hard-earned money," the statement said. "Consumers need to be alert and extremely cautious as to avoid getting trapped in such Ponzi schemes," it added.

Because of they are stored in digital, electronic format, making them vulnerable to hacking, loss of password, malware attack, which may also result in permanent loss of money.

"As transactions of VCs are encrypted, they are also likely being used to carry out illegal/subversive activities, such as, terror-funding, smuggling, drug trafficking and other money-laundering acts," the statement added. "Persons dealing in them must consider these facts and beware of risks involved in dealing in VCs."

RBI has also clarified that it has not given any licence/authorisation to any entity or company to operate such schemes or deal with Bitcoin or any virtual currency.

The government also makes it clear that VCs are not legal tender and such VCs do not have any regulatory permission or protection in India. The investors and other participants, therefore, deal with these VCs entirely at their risk and should best avoid participating therein

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What's the Difference Between AR, VR, and MR?

What's the Difference Between Augment Reality(AR), Virtual Reality(VR), and Mixed Reality(MR)?

Tags: Augment reality, virtual, mixed reality, difference

Hello Friends,

Today’s morning I am playing with my Google Cardboard and then search for the technology in which I can interact with that virtual objects then I find these three terms Augment Reality (AR), Virtual Reality(VR) and Mixed Reality(MR).

This last MR term is new and somewhat the next level of AR. So I think that you need to also know the difference between them because this three technologies gaining popularity and it’s not just in the world of fun and games. Business applications are becoming more and more commonplace, such as visualizing unbuilt spaces or better understanding a product design concept.

VR: Virtual Reality

All reality-altering technology changes the way we perceive the world in some way, but virtual reality (VR) completely changes the visual environment around us.

Merriam-Webster defines virtual reality as "an artificial environment which is experienced through sensory stimuli (as sights and sounds) provided by a computer and in which one's actions partially determine what happens in the environment."

How we interact with this virtual environment, however, depends heavily on the platform in use. Some VR headsets were designed to be used while staying seated and moving yourself through the virtual space with a handheld controller, like you would in a video game. The difference here is simply that the screen is attached to your face (by way of a headset) and covers a much larger portion of your field of vision, immersing you in the virtual, 360-degree world.

Examples: Oculus Rift,  Google Cardboard, Samsung Gear VR

AR: Augmented Reality

Augmented reality (AR) takes your existing reality and changes aspects of it through the lens of a smartphone, a set of glasses, or even a headset. With augmented reality you'll always see what's right in front of you, but with an added virtual layer on top of it.

According to Merriam-Webster, augmented reality is "an enhanced version of reality created by the use of technology to overlay digital information on an image of something being viewed through a device (as a smartphone camera)."

Glass was one of the first devices to take AR beyond the smartphone, but it became the source of controversy due to privacy concerns, chunky hardware, a high price tag, and a less-than-compelling feature set.

Overall, you can think of augmented reality as a layer on top of your existing reality, not mixed into it. While headsets certainly fall into this category, the most common usage of AR is a layer on top of your smartphone's field of view. This kind of AR visualization can't be interacted with as part of the larger environment, but only through your phone's screen.

MR: Mixed Reality

Mixed reality (MR), on the other hand, takes AR to the next level and is, essentially, what many of us initially expected or hoped for AR to be. Instead of just a layer on top of the world we see every day, MR refers to the ability to mix digitally rendered objects into our real environment.

Wikipedia defines mixed reality as "the merging of real and virtual worlds to produce new environments and visualizations where physical and digital objects co-exist and interact in real time. Mixed reality takes place not only in the physical world or the virtual world, but is a mix of reality and virtual reality, encompassing both augmented reality and augmented virtuality."

While MR experiences can certainly happen on a smartphone, headsets will likely dominate this space with a more immersive experience. The most well-known mixed reality device currently in development is Microsoft's HoloLens. It can scan the room and understand the space it's in so it can accurately mix in digital objects into your existing environment.

You can interact with the projected images on your HoloLens by using your own hands just as if they were real—but they're not, and that's what mixed reality is all about. The digital world gets mixed in with the real one, and by donning a headset you can interact with it all.

Magic Leap and Meta 2 are other mixed reality devices in the works.

So hope you guys understand the difference between VR, AR, and MR. Share this page. Keep in mind one sentence “Sharing is caring”

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Bill Gates Says people with this 3 background will have demand in future

Bill Gates Says people with this 3 background will have demand in future

Tags: Bill Gates, skills, career, advice

Hello Friends,

Are you thinking about your career, what to become so u get a scope in future, then take advice from Microsoft co-founder and self-described futurist Bill Gates has about the job market.

He frequently works with inventors and industry disrupters, reads books about the future of humanity and funds projects to advance communities.

And based on the data he's collected, Gates concludes that people with three backgrounds will be the most in-demand from here on out: science, engineering, and economics.

Workers proficient in those subjects will be "the agents of change for all institutions," Gates told LinkedIn Executive Editor Daniel Roth in a 2016 interview.

"I do think of basic knowledge of the sciences, math skills, economics — a lot of careers in the future will be very demanding on those things," Gates says.

You don't have to be an expert in coding or the periodic table, but having the ability to think the way these experts do will help you tremendously.

"[It's] not necessarily that you'll be writing code, but you need to understand what can engineers do and what can they not do," the Microsoft co-founder says.

They'll likely be revolutionizing your industry, he says

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Chennai Restaurant employs Robots to serve you Food : Robot Theme Restaurant

Robots serve food in style at this first-of-its-kind restaurant

Tags: Artificial Intelligence, AI, Chennai Restaurant, Robots, Waiter, TechnoThrow

Hello Friends,

How you feel when you are seating in a restaurant, give your order and a robot stands in front of you to serve your food? Are you thinking is it possible? And where is this awesome restaurant who hire robots to serve us?

So Yes, a restaurant in Chennai has indeed employed four robots to replace human waiters. Name of this Chennai restaurant is ROBOT Theme Restaurant.

Every table in this restaurant is fitted with one iPad with their food menu app. With the help of this iPad, you can place the order for your food. Your order is then sent to and received by the chefs at kitchen who will send the dishes to the table via the robots.

These robots are imported from China and Japan. The owner trained for fifteen days in those countries to learn how to use and how to programme these robots. These robots use an Artificial Intelligent system.

If you want to know how Artificial intelligence System works you can read this Post.

This becomes the first restaurant in India who employed robots to serve customers.

While this may be the first robot-themed restaurant in the country, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being increasingly used the world over and India is also trying to keep pace. At the Global Entrepreneurship Summit 2017 earlier this month, a Made-in-India robot called Mitra had greeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Ivanka Trump.

While many support the increased use of robots in carrying out both complex and daily tasks, there are also those who warn against the rise of AI. Billionaire inventor and engineer Elon Musk recently said that the future may even see the use of robots for military purposes which would make the world a deadlier place.

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Reason behind why the Price tags end in 999 or 99 ?

Ever wondered why do so many price tags end in 999?

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Hello Friends,

Prices like this are often known as charm prices, odd prices or magic prices or psychological pricing.

Have you ever noticed how many retailers or malls have price tags either proportionately close to the nearest big figure like Rs 495 or just a rupee less like Rs 499.

Have you ever wonder why these price tags end with 999 or 99 or even 9?

It may seem silly to price items one Rs short of a solid Rs.

There are Two main reasons for keeping prices ending with 9

First One

Ending a price in .99 is based on the theory that, because we read from left to right, the first digit of the price resonates with us the most. That's why shoppers are more likely to buy a product for Rs8999 than an identical one for 9000 the item that starts with an 8 just seems like a better deal than the one that starts with 9.

It also tends to attempt to reduce the amount of effort expended on making product decisions, especially with lower-cost items

Second One

It’s a scam literally I am telling you this is a scam.

Whenever we pay 9000 for 8999 or suppose 1000 for 999Rs we don’t take back the change 1Rs and here is the thing, That one (Say Rupee) goes untaxed and unaccounted.

Now Suppose in a supermarket or at retailer 100 customers buy a product and pays 1000 instead of 999 they get 100 Rupees of unaccounted and untaxed money.

Now do some calculation

For 1 day = 100Rs untaxed money

For 1 month = 30days x 100 = 3000Rs

For 1 Year = 365days x 100 = 36500Rs of untaxed money

This is only for one shop

Now think about Big malls like D-mart or similar or if a chain of 1000 supermarkets it sum-ups 3,65,00000Rs of untaxed money.

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