TechSpeak By Sankalp

  NEURALINK’S BRAIN-MACHINE INTERFACE Neuralink is a neurotechnology company founded in 2016 by Elon Musk , Ben Rapoport, Dongjin Seo, Max Hodak, Paul Merolla, Philip Sabes, Tim Gardner, Tim Hanson, and Vanessa Tolosa. The company aims to build implantable Brain-Machine Interfaces(BMIs) via artificial intelligence. The technology would see groups of minute, flexible electrode "threads" implanted into the human brain. These threads are capable of detecting and recording signals in the brain and transmit the information outside. They have also built a neurosurgical robot that can implant six threads per minute into the human brain. Each thread is supposedly smaller than one-tenth of a human hair and contains 192 electrodes. Each group of electrodes is encased inside a small implantable device that contains custom wireless chips. The threads would be inserted into the brain by a tiny needle at the end of the robot. As many as ten implants could be implanted into one hemisphere o...

  Virtual reality in Education, Updating the System   Virtual Reality Technology leads to experiencing the artificial world. Virtual Reality equipment enables us to look around the artificial world, move around, and interact virtually. Large screen rooms, Specially Designed Rooms, VR headset consisting of head-mounted display in front of eyes is used for an audiovisual experience. VR and the tech headlines VR is now being implemented and adopted in various fields and catching the tech headlines in military training, training, sports, and gaming, medical training,3D visuals, tech design, education, and day by day it's implemented in other fields as well. VR as the evolution of the education system  VR technology in education can bring a drastic change in the education system. Virtual Learning is giving great results, it provides quick and effective learning. VR  as the evolution of the education system. VR directly engages and involves students in learning while...

  ELECTRIC CARS                 This article is about battery-electric cars. For the more general category of electric drive for all types of vehicles, see electric vehicles. For the more general category of vehicles with plug-in rechargeable capabilities, see plug-in. For vehicles with electric motors and internal combustion engines, see a hybrid electric vehicle. For fuel cell cars, see fuel cell vehicles.                An electric car is an automobile that is propelled by one or more electric motors, using energy stored in rechargeable batteries. The first practical electric cars were produced in the 1880s. Compared with internal combustion engine cars, electric cars are quieter, have no tailpipe emissions, and lower emissions in general. Charging an electric car can be done at a variety of charging stations, these charging statio...

  Extracurricular activities – Not important but a necessity. Extracurricular activities are meant by outside textbooks and classroom activities. In school, Education must not only be about teaching textbooks but it must be focused on multiple developments here multiple development word is used because it is not necessary that child have interest in all activities that are conducted by school child must be free to choose and grow in interests area apart from the textual knowledge.        Multiple activities for Multiple Intelligence and Development  CLUB ACTIVITIES  Club activities must be implemented. Not only it involves the particular field knowledge but also enhances leadership, social skill, teams work spirit among pupils. Example: literacy club, Poetry club, Eco club Art   Art activities help us to unleash creativity and enhance the ability to express yourself. Music, Dance, Cartooning,  Drawing, Sketching,  Sew...

  CONTRIBUTION OF TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION The age we are living in is completely technology-driven and there is no fact otherwise. Businesses, jobs, education, hospitals, sports, and the list goes on. Every component of the modern world is directly or indirectly dependent upon the advances of technology. Education is one such sector. Education is the foundation for creating the super world mankind dreams of. Education is no exception when we speak of various sectors being dependent upon technology. Technology has rapidly changed the ways of teaching and learning. Every year, teaching methods are modified along with major-minor modifications in technology. Educational Institutes are investing vast amounts to bring the finest of technologies into their campuses.  Visual learning is one of the biggest benefits of technology. Computers and projectors allow students to have a better understanding of concepts that were taught passively through texts. Virtual reality has made it poss...

  Hima Das: The Story of India’s Golden Girl Hima Das is an Indian sprinter who hails from Assam. In a country that has a drought of sprinters, Das is like a refreshing drizzle. The 19-year-old is the first and the only Indian athlete to ever win a gold medal in a track event at the IAAF World U20 Championships. Das is also the holder of the current Indian national record in 400 meters with a timing of 50.79 seconds that she clocked at the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games, Indonesia. Earlier in 2019, Hima set a new milestone by winning 5 consecutive international gold medals in just 20 days. Early Life: Hima Das was born in a poor family near Kandhulimari village in Assam’s Nagaon district on 9 January. Her parents, Ronjit and Jonali Das belong to the indigenous Kaibarta community. Both of them do farming to support the family. She did her alma mater at the Dhing Public High School. There Das was interested in playing football, a sport she would play with the boys. Although she wished to c...

 Dr.  SEEMA RAO   - India’s Wonder Woman The first Indian female Combat Trainer, Seema Rao has achieved what was considered almost impossible. She challenges all stereotypes and male chauvinistic attacks to be today known as the wonder woman of India. EARLY LIFE Born in 1970, Seema Rao was a shy and bullied girl. Her father Professor Rampant Sinari was a freedom fighter. She pursued Medicine sciences and became a certified doctor and later pursued an MBA in crisis management. She got married at the age of 18years to Major Deepak Rao who then became the bridge between Dr. Seema and her dreams. Fueled by her father’s struggle and supported and encouraged by her husband she too decided to devote herself to her country.  STRUGGLES She was determined to conquer all her fears. To overcome the fear of heights she did a mountaineering course. To overcome her fear of water she did a SCUBA deep-sea diving course. TO overcome the fear of fire she became a firefighter and for fe...