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Ismail Al-Jazari, The father of robotics from 12th century 
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Ismail Al-Jazari, The father of robotics from 12th century 

A fountain that could be programmed to switch on and off. On the head of an elephant is a model of an Indian mahout (driver). Ismail al-Jazari laid the groundwork for modern engineering, hydraulics, and even robotics with his marvelous inventions, including robot servants who offered towels to guests. Al-Jazari also made useful machines that helped normal people, including water-drawing devices that farmers have used for centuries. His colorful and lavish creations made as novelty playthings for very wealthy, but his other creations were useful for everyone. Ismail al-Jazari and his passion for invention  In the Middle Ages, some significant advances were made in what has become robotics today. Jazari, from Anatolia on Turkey's Asian side, is credited with inventing devices ...
Adidas launches the first RPT-02 Solar-Powered Headphones
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Adidas launches the first RPT-02 Solar-Powered Headphones

Adidas has introduced the solar powered Headphones with infinity battery life. Adidas is about to release its first solar-powered Headphones with unlimited hours of playback time. A continuation of the RPT-02 can be charged in sunlight and even artificial light According to Adidas, this new audio device offers up to 80 hours of playback time which doesn’t matches with any headphones ever made. Adidas solar-powered wireless headphones pack a 45mm dynamic driver and included Bluetooth v5.2 for connectivity. The device rated IPX4 for sweat and water resistance. However, Adidas claims that it is impossible for everyone to completely drain the RPT-02’s battery because they can change themselves in artificial light and you don’t need to turn them off to charge them. If you are walking ...
First Pakistani made electric car is launched
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First Pakistani made electric car is launched

Dice foundation and the Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology collaborated to make Pakistan's first electric car. It is named Nur-E 75 and is expected to be fully equipped for all types of use. Production will be started in late 2024 and the price will be around 4 million approx. Yesterday was Pakistan's 75th birthday and on this diamond jubilee, people get a grand gift in the automobile industry. DICE Foundation, a US-based non-profit organization run by expatriate Pakistanis in the US, EU, etc. along with support from local academia and industry made a prototype of the first electric cars in Pakistan. Meanwhile, The name of the car is Nur-E-75 (named after Noor). The company which manufactured the car is named as JaXari (named after a scientist from the 12th century...
Meta Launched Asia’s 1st Physical Hub for Extended Reality(XR)
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Meta Launched Asia’s 1st Physical Hub for Extended Reality(XR)

The parent company of Facebook, Meta Platforms Inc. launched Asia’s first physical hub for extended reality research in Taiwan on May 6, 2022 to pursue immersive technology of the future. Head of Meta in Greater China Stephanie Chu (朱怡靜) labelled Taiwanese partners as foremost keystone of the future technological development. "Today marks another milestone of Meta's establishment in Taiwan, and will work with Taiwanese partners to create the next generation of social technology," Chu said in her opening address. Meta's chief product officer Chris Cox conveyed in a video speech that Metaverse is going to make the evolutionary change in history of technology in which Taiwan plays a massive part. Taiwan's ability to build hardware and set up public infrastructure is unparalleled,...
APOLLO 11 Landing Anniversary And Footsteps on Moon
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APOLLO 11 Landing Anniversary And Footsteps on Moon

The First Moon Landing On July 20, 1969, millions of people tuned in to see two American astronauts do a step that had never before been accomplished. They made history when Neil Armstrong and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin first stepped foot on the moon in their heavy space suits and oxygen-filled backpacks reached there by APOLLO 11. Armstrong famously said, "That's one little stride for a man, one huge leap for humanity," when the pair placed a foot on the lunar surface for the first time. The Race to Space After a series of previous firsts in space, humans could take just one modest step. Sputnik 1, Russia's first artificial satellite, was launched in 1957. Several American satellites were launched in the wake of this. Both nations aspired to be the first to put a person in orbit. fi...