Propelling in its way to the 6th sense technology , Advance Image Sensing Robot possesses the capability to sense a virtual object and give the desired motion. So gear up as Anvira Edustation provides you a platform to learn the latest technology at FootPrintsX9
Accessibility allows us to tap into everyone's potential. FootPrintsX9, with Mozilla, provides you an opportunity to create an extension for Firefox. So add up your tools and get back to your browser.
This workshops is going to be conducted by the professional trainers, Mr. Jayesh KR, Ms. Shina Dhingra and Mr. Pranshu Khanna from Mozilla Group.
FootPrintsX9, with Google Developers Group, provides an opportunity for the young engineers to assimilate machine learning that can progressively improve a system's performance on any task.
22nd and 23rd February
1 GB internet
Laptop
Matlab pre installed
Individual :1300/-
Team of 5 : 6000/-
23rd and 24th February
1GB internet
Laptop
Should know HTML, Javascript and CSS
900/-
23rd and 24th February
1GB internet
Laptop
Python 3.x pre installed
(should know basic syntax of python)
1100/-
Blockchain can be described as the fourth revolution. It's a phenomenon which is slowly advancing and gradually proving to be an answer to every trust gap that the society bares. It is a concept which is digitized, decentralised and the basis of all cryptocurrencies. Blockchain by Microsoft Azure would teach the students to adopt this revolutionary technology as a security system.
It is the merger of real and virtual worlds to produce new environments and visualizations where physical and digital objects co-exist and interact in real time. For the first time in India, Mozilla is conduting a workshop on making a website completely based on mixed reality that is virtual reality along with augmented reality, which would enable the students to unlock possibilities that were restricted to our imaginations before.
Interestingly, our intellect is capable enough to control a mechanical machine merely by contemplating. Using this, Robokart presents a workshop to build and control robots and other devices, through the power of our minds. Based on Electro Encephalography(EEG) and making use of Arduino, this workshop will provide the participants a profound knowledge about brain wave controlled robotics.
Progressive Web Application, the latest technology which enables the students to develop simple and engaging apps was conducted by Google Developer's Group. It's features are installability, engagement, performance and native abilities. It can load even on low or flaky network and it is easy to share.
A workshop conducted by Mozilla based on virtual reality that provides a new era of browsing the internet by making interactive websites using Virtual Reality to give one of a kind experience. Virtual cardboard was provided for visual experience.
A workshop conducted by ROBOKART where participants learnt to make an autonomous biped robot capable of walking, running and doing a 180°split. The mechanism used was of servo motors, microcontroller and various sensing devices. The kit was versatile and can be used to make various other robots.
Specially Designed To Create Awareness & To Encourage people in Solar Energy. With New ideas & Innovation one can get the practical knowledge and skills to develop solar products which boosts one's Entrepreneur skills.
When you hear the phrase “material design” it may evoke the mental image of an interior designer oscillating between choices for drapery fabric. Strangely this metaphor wouldn’t be too far off from Google’s new design specification. While there are plenty of differences between the physical and digital world Google is attempting to bridge that gap for a more relatable User Interface design process.
“How long will it be before we can buy a living,breathing radio controlled pigeon?” An ornithopter is a birdlike machine that generates lift and thrust by flapping its wing. Unlike airplanes and helicopters, the driving airfoils of the ornicopter have flapping and oscillating motion instead of rotary. Because ornithopters can be made to resemble birds or insects, they are extensively used for military applications such as aerial reconnaissance without altering the enemies that they are under surveillance.