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One Nation, One Student ID: New System Makes Transferring Between Colleges Easier For Students
Launched as part of the National Education Policy (NEP 2020), the Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry (APAAR) now makes registering on the Academic Bank of Credits (ABC) mandatory for all college/university students.
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Automated Attendance At Jamia Millia Islamia Library To Stop "Outsiders"
Jamia Millia Islamia on Wednesday replaced the manual attendance system in its central library with an automated one to curtail the entry of "outsiders", an official said.
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How to Teach a Robot to Open Doors by Itself? University of Cincinnati Students Find a Way
Over the years, businesses have increasingly turned to automation and robotics for undertaking many jobs. Since COVID-19 forced people to the confines of their homes, many enterprises introduced robots to perform tasks to help reduce human contact. From cleaning floors to disinfecting, the kind of tasks that robots can do has expanded manifold.
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Kerala Governor Inaugurates India’s First Digital University
India’s first Digital University in Kerala will focus on postgraduate programmes and research. The university has been started with five schools -- School of Computer Science and Engineering; School of Digital Sciences; School of Electronic Systems and Automation; School of Informatics; and School o
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Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University To Set Up Centre For Robotic Process Automation
The proposed ‘Centre of Excellence in Robotic Process Automation ’ will strengthen the department in furthering research, training and development in the area of robotics.
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Backend Vulnerabilities Found in Top 5,000 Free Android Apps: Report
Researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology and The Ohio State University studied only applications in the Google Play Store.
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Microsoft Demonstrates 'First Fully Automated DNA Data Storage'
The fully automated system to store and retrieve data in manufactured DNA is a key step in moving the technology out of the research lab and into commercial data centres.
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Decided Not To Allow Driverless Cars In India: Nitin Gadkari
With the global automotive universe moving towards autonomous vehicles - be in semi autonomous with the likes of Tesla's autopilot or fully autonomous Level 5 cars that are expected in the near future, India is a ways away. While Indian road conditions are absolutely non-conducive for autonomous driving, government policy too is taking a similar di...
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Mark Zuckerberg Tells Harvard Grads That Automation Will Take Jobs, And It's Up To Millennials To Create More
Mark Zuckerberg finally has his Harvard degree. The Facebook CEO and famous college dropout left the Ivy League university 12 years ago to found the social network, but he returned Thursday to pick up a honorary doctor of laws degree and drop some wisdom on the class of 2017.
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Tenneco Places 21 Polytechnic Students From GLA University, Mathura
GLA University recently concluded placement drive for its Polytechnic students. The placement drive was conducted by Tenneco Automative India Private Limited. A total of 80 students from the mechanical branch participated in the placement session and after group discussion and interview, the company selected 21 students for entry level positions wi...
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World's First Automated Mass-Crowd Count Done
Researchers have conducted the world's first automated mass-crowd count with the help of software that can speedily scan aerial photographs of the crowd.
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In North Korea, Hackers Are a Handpicked, Pampered Elite
Despite its poverty and isolation, North Korea has poured resources into a sophisticated cyber-warfare cell called Bureau 121.
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Siri 'GoogolPlex' hack lets you voice control Web services, cars, and more
The GoogolPlex hack allows third party apps and services to tie in to Siri so that users can control them with simple voice commands.
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Robo-readers, teachers' new helpers in US
American high school students are terrible writers, and one education reform group thinks it has an answer: robots. Automated essay grading was first proposed in the 1960s, but computers back then were not up to the task. In the late 1990s, as technology improved, several textbook and testing companies jumped into the field.
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One Nation, One Student ID: New System Makes Transferring Between Colleges Easier For Students
Launched as part of the National Education Policy (NEP 2020), the Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry (APAAR) now makes registering on the Academic Bank of Credits (ABC) mandatory for all college/university students.
-
Automated Attendance At Jamia Millia Islamia Library To Stop "Outsiders"
Jamia Millia Islamia on Wednesday replaced the manual attendance system in its central library with an automated one to curtail the entry of "outsiders", an official said.
-
How to Teach a Robot to Open Doors by Itself? University of Cincinnati Students Find a Way
Over the years, businesses have increasingly turned to automation and robotics for undertaking many jobs. Since COVID-19 forced people to the confines of their homes, many enterprises introduced robots to perform tasks to help reduce human contact. From cleaning floors to disinfecting, the kind of tasks that robots can do has expanded manifold.
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Kerala Governor Inaugurates India’s First Digital University
India’s first Digital University in Kerala will focus on postgraduate programmes and research. The university has been started with five schools -- School of Computer Science and Engineering; School of Digital Sciences; School of Electronic Systems and Automation; School of Informatics; and School o
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Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University To Set Up Centre For Robotic Process Automation
The proposed ‘Centre of Excellence in Robotic Process Automation ’ will strengthen the department in furthering research, training and development in the area of robotics.
-
Backend Vulnerabilities Found in Top 5,000 Free Android Apps: Report
Researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology and The Ohio State University studied only applications in the Google Play Store.
-
Microsoft Demonstrates 'First Fully Automated DNA Data Storage'
The fully automated system to store and retrieve data in manufactured DNA is a key step in moving the technology out of the research lab and into commercial data centres.
-
Decided Not To Allow Driverless Cars In India: Nitin Gadkari
With the global automotive universe moving towards autonomous vehicles - be in semi autonomous with the likes of Tesla's autopilot or fully autonomous Level 5 cars that are expected in the near future, India is a ways away. While Indian road conditions are absolutely non-conducive for autonomous driving, government policy too is taking a similar di...
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Mark Zuckerberg Tells Harvard Grads That Automation Will Take Jobs, And It's Up To Millennials To Create More
Mark Zuckerberg finally has his Harvard degree. The Facebook CEO and famous college dropout left the Ivy League university 12 years ago to found the social network, but he returned Thursday to pick up a honorary doctor of laws degree and drop some wisdom on the class of 2017.
-
Tenneco Places 21 Polytechnic Students From GLA University, Mathura
GLA University recently concluded placement drive for its Polytechnic students. The placement drive was conducted by Tenneco Automative India Private Limited. A total of 80 students from the mechanical branch participated in the placement session and after group discussion and interview, the company selected 21 students for entry level positions wi...
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World's First Automated Mass-Crowd Count Done
Researchers have conducted the world's first automated mass-crowd count with the help of software that can speedily scan aerial photographs of the crowd.
-
In North Korea, Hackers Are a Handpicked, Pampered Elite
Despite its poverty and isolation, North Korea has poured resources into a sophisticated cyber-warfare cell called Bureau 121.
-
Siri 'GoogolPlex' hack lets you voice control Web services, cars, and more
The GoogolPlex hack allows third party apps and services to tie in to Siri so that users can control them with simple voice commands.
-
Robo-readers, teachers' new helpers in US
American high school students are terrible writers, and one education reform group thinks it has an answer: robots. Automated essay grading was first proposed in the 1960s, but computers back then were not up to the task. In the late 1990s, as technology improved, several textbook and testing companies jumped into the field.
