Did the Quantum Theseus manage to catch the Minota...

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Something very magical would happen, every time Quantum computing theorist Shantanav Chakraborty picked up a book. Whether it was Ramanujan’s Lost Notebook, Penrose’s Emperor's New Mind, Gorky’s Mother or Lorca’s poetry collection, it was destined to fire his imagination and

IIITH-incubated AI start-up to be a springboard fo...

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A deep Tech AI web app built by two Ph.D scholars of IIITH’s CVIT is all set to disrupt the art of video-editing and dubbing. The patented software from the newly launched start-up can morph authentic-looking speeches with a single

In QuEST Of New Technologies

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First-of-its kind symposium on Quantum Technologies held at IIITH during 11-13 April brought great minds from the government, industry, and academia to brainstorm about the future.   When the Indian government decided to step up its research efforts in the field

IIITH’s Newest IoT Lab Lets You Conduct Real Sci...

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Remember the popular high school Chemistry experiment where a glass rod immersed in oil seems to ‘magically’ disappear while the same one in water doesn’t? Now, imagine testing this out and other similar scientific experiments in real while being in

iRASTE Trains Bus Drivers in Defensive Driving

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Technological innovations such as Advanced Driver Assistive Systems (ADAS) can help in reducing road accidents by promoting defensive driving behaviours. Aiming to reinforce these skills via periodical driver training programmes, Project iRASTE kicks off the first such initiative.  If you’ve

IIITH’s Innovation-focused strategy, a patently ...

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“One of the gold standards to measure your innovation is your ability to patent it. Does it have scope to be globally accepted and recognized? This is something that you owe to yourself” believes Prakash Yalla, Head of IIITH’s Product