mysore district round-up - integrated solar street light
UdupiProject: a second-year student from the Department of Electronic and Communication Engineering, Faculty of Technology and Management, Bantakal SMV developed a program called "solar energy-
As part of the sponsorship program, smart base lighting systems that power remote rural areas ".
The main purpose of the project is to provide an intelligent street light system powered by solar energy for the entire village.
The project aims to source energy from renewable sources such as solar energy and make effective use of harvested energy for the benefit of remote villages facing serious power problems.
The use of the word "smart" is because the system not only powers street lamps, but also detects the direction of movement of pedestrians and helps them by illuminating the path of movement.
By integrating all street lights with the smart street light system, pedestrians in remote rural areas can be systematically helped to reach their destination.
The same system can also be used for home lighting, because it works by sensing the thermal features of the human body, "turning on" or "off" the light, so as to make effective use of electricity.
The project is sponsored by the science and technology vision group (VGST)
IT, BT and science and technology department of Karnataka government.
The student implementing this program is Pranav P. Rao, S. R.
Dhanush and Ajesh under the guidance of Rajesh Nayak, assistant professor in the Department of Electronics and Communications.
Objective: the University of Goa will hold the president of Western music research of Anthony Gonsalves Mark troops on "classical style in Western music 1750-1830, I-
On July 1-12, the "glorious revolution" of the university complex of Goa at the taleiao Plateau in North Goa ". The timings: 2. 30 p. m-5. 30pm.
10 a on weekdays. m. -1 p. m. on Saturdays.
The course will be held under the program of visiting research professors (VRPP)
And Anthony Gonsalves, chairman of Western music studies.
Students, music teachers and the public can participate.
Ramrao Wagh, chief coordinator of VRPP, said that registration must be conducted online through the website www. unigoa. ac.
In/vrppkolar training program: the Kolar Horticultural College recently organized a value-added training on mango products.
Mallikarjunbabu B. give a speech on this issueM.
Srinivasapur senior assistant director of horticulture said that women can earn reasonable income by producing value-added products for mango crops.
In Srinivasapur, the largest mango producing area in Karnataka, fruit is wasted for various reasons.
Female and self-interested
Sir, helping women's groups can earn money by preparing jam, jelly, chutney and kimchi
Said Mallikarjunbabu. K.
Vasudev, an assistant professor at the college, said the demand for mango pulp is high.
He explained the processing process of mango in detail.
Mango's value-added products can be kept for 12 months, he said.
Deepa Teradal, a resource person, presented the topic.
Chief Kendra K.
Tulazram, Professor, Department of Chemistry, soil science and agriculture
Shivanna was there.