Technology

The Railways is tired of thefts, and has decided to ramp up security on the Rajdhani and Shatabdi trains.

Technology growth won't stop anytime soon, and this can only be attributed to the people of India and their innovativeness.

Drishti leverages latest Artificial intelligence technologies, including natural language processing, image recognition, optical recognition and smart glasses to help visually-impaired persons perceive the world around them like never before.

ISRO has planned to make its own atomic clocks, from the design to the build. This will let ISRO have full control over it and take steps to perfect the technology.

The Railways is not taking any chances with quality control measures.

Raj has expertise in artificial intelligence, and building robots is his profession. So when it came to helping out, he took to his lab to put together a device!

MBlood is a recently launched app, which connects blood donors to those who need it across India– saving lives through blood donation!

Could it be possible to combine the power of the internet, with the power of giving, to ensure that the process gets online, and to an extent, hassle free?

Developed by Palash Bansal, a final year B Tech student, the software application—RealVol—uses virtual reality to project these images in 3D for enhanced viewing.

This may also solve the issue of TCs selling away pre-booked tickets aka black-ticketing in the Indian Railways!