Udupi: Brahmavar girl Pallavi Bhat bags first rank in VTU’s M Tech
Posted in Inspirational Stories by Rakesh doddera On April 14, 2013
In the 2011-12 M Tech (digital communication) examination conducted by Vishweshwarayya Technical University Belgaum, Pallavi Bhat S from BMS College in Bangalore bagged the first rank along with a gold medal. She hails from Brahmavar and ex-student of NMAMIT College in Nitte.
Raspberry Pi Dynamic Headlight detects and projects your bicycle’s speed
Posted in Inspirational Stories by VTUALERTS On April 7, 2013
If you’ve ever used a bicycle speedometer you know how much of a pain it is to take your eyes off the road, even for a split second, to see how fast you’re traveling. Even a quick glance at the handlebar computer
VTU gold medalist. Are you on this list?
Posted in Inspirational Stories by VTUALERTS On April 3, 2013
VTU made public the list of gold medalist, the cream de la cream of the university. Here is the list of top 10 students in every engineering branch. Kudos to them for their hard effort. For freshers out there, you can checkout
PESIT wins e-Yantra, a pan India challenge on robotics.
Posted in Inspirational Stories by VTUALERTS On March 24, 2013
Here’s a robot that can pick up objects and drops them at a target. And one that can transport objects. All made by college students from Bangalore that finally stole the limelight at an IIT-Bombay robotics competition. e-Yantra is a pan-India challenge on robotics
An engineering marvel : Inflatable concrete Tent.
Posted in Inspirational Stories by VTUALERTS On March 8, 2013
Watch Richard Ambrose and Jonny Phillips quickly construct a building made of concrete canvas—a material that has all the elements of concrete, but is flexible enough to be turned into any shape. This technology allows people to erect permanent structures in a
Thalmic Labs Announces Wearable Gesture Control Device
Posted in Inspirational Stories by VTUALERTS On March 3, 2013
Waterloo-based startup Thalmic Labs announces the launch of their revolutionary gesture control device, MYO, an armband worn on the forearm that senses electrical activity in the muscles, allowing users to interact with digital technologies using just their fingers and hands. MYO is