Sunday, 30 March 2014
Saturday, 1 February 2014
"Technology solutions for an ever changing world”
Technology That May Change The World
Emerging technologies are those technical innovations which represent progressive
developments and That May Change The World.
Currently
emerging technologies, which contains
some of the most prominent ongoing developments, advances, and innovations in
various fields like Agriculture, Biomedical , Displays , Electronics Energy
, IT and communications , Manufacturing , Military , Neuroscience , Robotics , Transport.
Real-life products that is set to
revolutionize the world
We have seen great leaps in digital technology in past the past five
years.Smartphones,cloud computing,multi-touch tablets, these are all
innovations that revolutionized the way we live and work. However, believe it
or not, we are just getting started. Technology will get even better. In the
future, we could live like how people in Science fiction movies did.
Augmented Reality :
Google Glass
Google Glass,You can take picture by saying “Take a Picture
Augmented Reality has already
gotten into our life in the forms of simulated experiment and education app,
but Google is taking it several steps higher with .
Theoretically, with Google Glass, you are able to view social media feeds, text, Google Maps, as well as navigate
with GPS and take
photos.
photos.
3D Printers:
3D printing or Additive manufacturing is a process of making a three-dimensional solid object of virtually any shape from a digital model.
A 3D printer is a limited
type of industrial robot that is capable of carrying out an additive process
under computer control.
3D Printed Organs May Mean End To Waiting Lists, Deadly Shortages
Dying patients could someday receive a
3D-printed organ made from their own cells rather than wait on long lists for
the short supply of organ transplants. Such a futuristic dream remains far from
reality, but university labs and private companies have already taken the first
careful steps by using 3D-printing technology to build tiny chunks of organs.
Human brain
simulations are becoming possible
The exponential growth of computer
processing power has made it possible to form accurate models of every part of
the human brain.** Between 2000 and 2025, there is a
millionfold increase in computational power, together with vastly improved
scanning resolution and bandwidth.
Until recently, only separate regions of the brain had
been modeled in any detail – but scientists are now able to combine them into a
complete, real-time simulation. Like the Human Genome Project, there were many
in the scientific community who doubted the brain could be mapped so quickly.
Once again, they failed to account for the exponential (rather than linear)
growth of information technology.
You might have heard about Planting organs in the name of art and Japanese
lab creates internet kissing machine
etc.
Pure Science:
Magnetic Monopoles
Physicists have created
and photographed an isolated north pole — a monopole — in a simulated magnetic
field, bringing to life a thought experiment that first predicted the existence
of actual magnetic monopoles more than 80 years ago.
In 2009, physicists observed magnetic
monopoles in a crystalline material called spin ice which,
when cooled to near-absolute zero, seems to fill with atom-sized, classical
monopoles.
Physicists
are still looking for natural monopoles, including in rocks and lunar samples,
and in experiments using particle accelerators. Simulated monopoles provide a
stronger foundation for these searches.
Hypersonic missiles are in military use
When launched, cruise missiles have typically reached 500-600 mph (800-965 km/h). However, a new generation of air-breathing supersonic combustion ramjet (scramjet) engines is now emerging on the battlefield after many years of testing and development. These are capable of exceeding Mach 5, or about 3,840 mph (6,150 km/h), making them hypersonic.
High-speed rail
High-speed rail is a type of rail transport that operates significantly faster than traditional rail traffic, using an integrated system of specialized rolling stock and dedicated tracks.
The first generation of these trains already held the world speed record, at 581 km/h (or 361 mph); but recent advances in carriage design have pushed this still further, to speeds which are fast enough to compete with commercial airliners.
The Hyperloop:
The Hyperloop” and, according to the designer, it will be a revolutionary “fifth mode” of transport, eclipsing trains, planes, boats and automobiles.
The Hyperloop:
You might have heard about ‘Robot
ostrich’ will run faster than you and German Scientists create brain power cars
also
Space
Technology:
Work and Life on Moon
SpaceTourism
Futuristic: Orbital Technologies has
revealed plans for a space hotel, which could be open by 2016. Just getting
there will be an adventure in itself
As , smart phones,glasses,watches,3D
printers, sensor networks, virtual humans and other technologies under
development now will drastically change our world in the decade to come.
"Start Thinking ...!!!!,"
" Start working towards your contributions to any of emerging technologies..!!!!!,”
"Technology solutions for an ever changing
world”
Tuesday, 7 January 2014
LEARNING
Learning is acquiring new Knowledge. Knowledge is a familiarity with SKILLS acquired through experience or education. knowledge is also said to be related to the capacity of acknowledgment in human beings.. knowledge
is also said to be related to the capacity of acknowledgment in human
beings.
Human learning may occur as part of education, personal development, schooling, or training. It may be goal-oriented and may be motivation oriented.
Newer Views
of Learning
Learning occurs in four major ways--Transmission, acquisition, accretion and emergence.
Transmission is the process by which information, knowledge, ideas and skills are taught to others through purposeful, conscious telling, demonstration, and guidance. Over the course of a lifetime, this method accounts for only about 10% of learning. Unfortunately, this is the most traditional and, currently, the most predominate method of instruction. However, we are finding out it is not very effective and moving toward acquisition and emergence, and examining the lessons of accretion.
Acquisition is the conscious choice to learn. Material in this category is relevant to the learner. This method includes exploring, experimenting, self-instruction, inquiry, and general curiosity. Currently, acquisition accounts for about 20% of what we learn.
Accretion is the gradual, often subconscious or without their being aware of it., process by which we learn things like language, culture, habits, prejudices, and social rules and behaviors. We are usually unaware that the processes involved in accretion are taking place, but this method accounts for about 70% of what we know. Social learning certainly plays into this type of learning, as does the hidden or covert curriculum.
Emergence is the result of patterning, structuring and the construction of new ideas and meanings that did not exist before, but which emerge from the brain through thoughtful reflection, insight and creative expression or group interactions. This form of learning accounts for the internal capacities of synthesis, creativity, intuition, wisdom, and problem-solving. This method is greatly dependent on the allocation of time, and opportunities to reflect and construct new knowledge. This method plays an important role in inspiration and originality. In the context of current educational practices, we learn only 1-2% by this method.
In the context of these definitions, examine your own learning experiences and teaching styles.
Referred many articles
Monday, 2 December 2013
Pride of India
Pride of India
Creating awareness about the knowledge heritage of India definitely
leads to emerge Pride and self belief .
Self esteem is one of the important factors in the
personality development of an individual, community or nation. Enhancement of self-esteem
of a nation happens by understanding its past as well as present achievements
and strength and passing the same to next generation.
Today the scientific literature in Sanskrit available to us
is vast and varied covering subjects as diverse as alchemy and astronomy,
mathematics ,metallurgy, gemology, zoology and many more.
India has the knowledge . But is India/we conscious about
this knowledge?
We have several convictions about our civilization and heritage:
i)We are great in philosophy but not much in material
science.
ii) Sanskrit is a language of religion.
iii)Religious text
concern with only rituals or philosophy.
iv) There has been so much research and development in
modern medicine(Allopathy) how could Ayurveda
be any relevance today?
Interesting point
to note:
·
Sustruta (6th Century BCE) defined
the function of the heart ahead pf Harvey (17th Century AD)
·
Leeches (Mentioned in the Vedas) are back in use
in US hospitals.
·
Town Planning in India was guided by astronomy.
·
The speed of light occurs in a Vedic hymn used
in funeral rites.
·
Plastic surgery was born in India.
It happened so that
the only way to reach anything of value of the Indian hearts and minds has been
by getting idea through West.
Traditional Wisdom-àWestern
Acceptance-àValued
Knowledge
Rekhi ,Thai massage, child delivery at home, music therapy..
the list of ideas have been exported and re imported is long and growing.
Ancient Indians have always been acclaimed for their
contributions to art ,literature philosophy, and all branches of knowledge .
Unfortunately the contribution made in the field of science and technologies
have remained relatively unknown.
It is important to have an alternate mindset to change the
common understanding of the mass that of
western acceptance is only valued
knowledge.
Exercise left with us is
Uncovering the manuscript wealth of Inida.
Reaching Sanskrit to the scientist community.
Ref: Pride of
India: A glimpse into India’s Scientific Heritage by Sanskrita Bharati.
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Note:
Nalanda University
was the first great university in recorded history and one of the
world's first residential university as it had dormitories for students. It is
also one of the most famous universities. In its heyday, it accommodated over
10,000 students and 2,000 teachers.
At its peak, the university attracted scholars and students from Korea, Japan, China,
Tibet, Indonesia, Turkey, Greece, and Persia. The
subjects taught included religion, history, law, linguistics,
medicine, public health, architecture, metallurgy, pharmacology,
sculpture andastronomy.
Notable scholars who studied at Nalanda
included Emperor
Ashoka, Harshavardhana, Vasubandhu, Dharmapala, Suvishnu, Asanga,Silabhadra, Dharmakirti, Shantarakshita, Nagarjuna, Aryadeva, Padmasambhava (the
reputed founder of Buddhism in Tibet), Xuanzang andHwui Li.
Thursday, 28 November 2013
Sharada Vikas
Sharada Vikas
Sharada Vikas Trust ® is pioneer in high-end education. Currently it is delivering high-end graduation, post gradution, diploma and certification programme in Technical, Management, Hospatality, Humanities, Mass communication and other gender programmes in partner with Govt. Universities.
Sharada Vikas Trust ® is running a PU College with science and commerce branches. It has also established a UG and PG College under the name “SHARADA VIKAS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES” (SVITMS) where BCA, BBM, B.Com. B. Sc. (C.S), B.A and PGDM courses are offered under Bangalore University. With over fifteen years of experience in IT industry and about a decade of service in Education and with highly skilled and experienced professionals and committed staff the education, Sharada Vikas Trust ® is aiming at giving good and reputed education at a very reasonable cost and uplifts the socio economic standard of the society.
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