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

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

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

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

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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

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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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Everything You Need To Know about What is Cryptocurrency [Ultimate Guide]

Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Peercoin are growing in popularity. Here’s how they work.

Everything You Need To Know about What is Cryptocurrency [Ultimate Guide]

What is Cryptocurrency?

Cryptocurrency is a virtually encrypted currency which is backed by the security of cryptography. It is a digital currency for which encryption techniques are used to regulate its use and generate its release. Cryptocurrency is not regulated or controlled by any bank, government or centralized financial authorities.

Instead, it relies on the power of the Internet to guarantee its value and confirm transactions. Users on a network verify every transaction, and those transactions then become a matter of public record. This prevents the same digital currency or coin from being spent twice by the same person.

Cryptocurrency is one of those financial terms which aims to reduce the involvement of financial institutes in the transaction process.

Who Introduced Cryptocurrency and Why?

Satoshi Nakamoto, the unknown inventor of Bitcoin.

In his announcement of Bitcoin in late 2008, Satoshi said he developed “A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.“

His goal was to invent something; many people failed to create before digital cash. Since many years, a number of banks were trying to introduce the facility like cryptocurrency however, they failed to do so because of the system limitations and keys encryption process.

Soon after his first try, he realized that a viable digital cash system cannot be operated under the centralized system. Though it is true that decentralization of the digital cash system decreases its overall security, however, this problem is relatively solve-able in nature and can be corrected with the proper encryption of public and private keys.

Announcing the first release of Bitcoin, a new electronic cash system that uses a peer-to-peer network to prevent double-spending. It’s completely decentralized with no server or central authority.  – Satoshi Nakamoto, 09 January 2009, announcing Bitcoin on SourceForge.

How are cryptocurrency records kept?

That digital public ledger on which all transactions are recorded is called the blockchain. Data is stored across a network, so it’s not susceptible to exploitation by hackers or central failure.

Each record or series of records on the blockchain is known as a block. A block is sent to the network and added to the blockchain after it’s accepted by the network as a valid transfer. Once verified, the blocks cannot be changed.

Mining Of Cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrencies are released to the world through a process called “mining.” For you to mine this currency, you must attempt to solve a computational puzzle known as a hash, which allows you to add the next block. These transactions are then recorded in the blockchain for all to see.

When you solve this hashes you get some of the revenue from this by means of a cryptocurrency.

Mining is the process of using a computer to perform complex calculations on blocks of data which maintain the Bitcoin network. Miners are rewarded for their efforts with a certain amount of Bitcoins.

This is like mining a gold for this you need some equipment [Powerful Hardware]

• Mining hardware : You’ll need an ASIC chip for your computer designed specifically to mine cryptocurrency.
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• Mining software  : Look for free software with easy-to-follow instructions that explain how these programs work with your ASIC.
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• Bitcoin wallet      : If you complete a block, you’ll need to store your bitcoin in a wallet.

I write a full article on Bitcoin you can read it for more information

But keep in mind nowadays mining is very difficult

Different type of Cryptocurrencies

Bitcoin

Bitcoin uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority or banks; managing transactions and the issuing of bitcoins is carried out collectively by the network. Bitcoin is open-source; its design is public, nobody owns or controls Bitcoin and everyone can take part. Through many of its unique properties, Bitcoin allows exciting uses that could not be covered by any previous payment system.

Altcoin

It won’t be wrong to call the Altcoin as the successful sister of Bitcoin because more or less they both perform the similar kind of work. However, according to the officials of Altcoin, this system is better than the Bitcoin because it is stronger in nature and aims to add extra security to the entire

transaction process.

Litecoin

Now if we talk about another famous cryptocurrency by-product named asLitecoin then, it is quite interesting to see that operations of Litecoin are backed by the scrypt rather than SHA-256. It is pretty evident that SHA-256 is quite famous amongst the cryptocurrency users, however, in 2011, developers planned to give a try to the oldest platform named as scrypt

The basic purpose behind launching the scrypt was to provide a good open solution to the public where they could mine the algorithms without installing any sort of difficulty mining system based software.

Ripplecoin

The basic purpose behind the launch was to equip users with an open source network which is further backed by the SHA-256. Moreover, the developers had the vision of introducing the PayPal for the digital currencies and they actually become successful in convincing the people that Ripplecoin can work as the PayPal

Increase use of Darknet markets

Cryptocurrency is also used in controversial settings in the form of online black markets, such as Silk Road. The original Silk Road was shut down in October 2013 and there have been two more versions in use since then; the current version being Silk Road 3.0. The successful format of Silk Road has been widely used in online dark markets, which has led to a subsequent decentralization of the online dark market. In the year following the initial shutdown of Silk Road, the number of prominent dark markets increased from four to twelve, while the amount of drug listings increased from 18,000 to 32,000.

Darknet markets present growing challenges in regard to legality. Bitcoins and other forms of cryptocurrency used in dark markets are not clearly or legally classified in almost all parts of the world.

People use this currency to buy drugs, weapons and many illegal things on darknet because Bitcoin addresses are not themselves linked to a person or entity.

You can also like to read Dark Web

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Right Use of Technology : Crazy Engineers

Right Use of Technology: Crazy Engineers [Must Watch] [Video]

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Today I am Sharing a video that will show you some crazy Engineers around the world.

How they use working machines for fun.

Most funny thing is they use these things with accuracy.  :-D :-D

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Longest Oil Pipeline in India : Mangala Development Pipeline

Longest Pipeline in India : Mangala Development Pipeline by Cairn India

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Today I will gonna share you a Most Awesome work by Engineers that is India's Longest Pipeline Mangala Development Pipeline

Description
1.	Type	Crude oil pipeline
2.	Total Length	416 miles (670km)
3.	Capacity	175000bopd
4.	First phase Commissioned	June 2010
5.	Completion of Second Phase	First half of 2013
6.	Operator	Cairn India
7.	Partner	ONGC

     The 416-mile (670km) long Mangala Development Pipeline (MDP) is a crude oil pipeline that runs from Barmer, Rajasthan, to the Jamnagar district of Gujarat, India. It is longest continuously heated pipeline in the world and the first such pipeline in India.

     The 24in pipeline has a capacity of 175,000bopd. It is part of Cairn India’s Mangala oil field development plan.The MDP is operated by Cairn India with 70% ownership in the project. The remaining 30% is owned by the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC).

    The project is being built in two phases. The 367-mile (590km) first phase was commissioned for commercial operation in June 2010. Construction of the remaining 49-miles (78.8km) section as part of the second phase began in the third quarter of 2012.

Problem facing transportation of Oil

     The distance between Source and the destination is about 670km and the main problem is the crude oil turns into wax if it's temp falls down below 65°C. To avoid this engineers equipped the pipeline with a skin effect heat management system. This innovative system prevents the crude oil from turning into wax by ensuring that temperature inside the pipeline always remains higher than the wax appearance temperature (WAT) of 149°F.

    To heat the lines they get Gas which is also got from the same place where oil.

    An 8in gas pipeline runs parallel to the main line. It is used to supply gas to the all the three dozen ground installations located at every 11.2-mile (18km) of distance along the pipeline. These installations ensure that the right temperature of the pipeline is maintained.

     Three pigging stations are also provided for cleaning and inspection purposes. The three stations are located at the Viramgam terminal, Sanchore, and Wankaner.

Please watch this video until the end without skipping

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IC Engine real Combustion Process See through Engine (4000FPS)

IC Engine Combustion Process See through Engine 

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     There are many posts and videos which will show the working principle of IC engines. But they are theoretical or animated but what if you want to see the Actual process which is happening inside the engine.

     So this post includes a video which shows the Actual combustion process inside the cylinder in slow motion with 4000FPS

A brief Intro to IC Engines

     The Spark Ignition (SI) engines work on the principle of a cycle of operations invented by Nicolaus A. Otto in the year 1876. In SI engines, the burning of fuel occurs by the spark generated by the spark plug located in the cylinder head. The fuel is compressed to high pressures and its combustion takes place at a constant volume.

1) Four-stroke engine: In the four-stroke engine the cycle of operations of the engine is completed in four strokes of the piston inside the cylinder. The four strokes of the 4-stroke engine are suction of fuel, compression of fuel, expansion or power stroke, and exhaust stroke. In 4-stroke engines, the power is produced when piston performs expansion stroke. During four strokes of the engine, two revolutions of the engine's crankshaft are produced. 

2) Two-stroke engine: In case of the 2-stroke, the suction and compression strokes occur at the same time. Similarly, the expansion and exhaust strokes occur at the same time. Power is produced during the expansion stroke. When two strokes of the piston are completed, one revolution of the engine's crankshaft is produced. 

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