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Exciting and great opportunities for all tech-savvy enthusiasts specifically In Robotics.

Technoxian is organizing the world Robotics championship in 5 countries where tech enthusiasts across the World showcase their talent and take part in various robotic challenges to mark their name on tech billboards Thousands of students across the world have taken advantage of this Platform by sharing ideas and knowledge on robotics and Artificial Intelligence (A.I). come and join the thrilling and exciting Robotic championship 2022 organized by Technoxian , for more details Visit www.Technoxian.com

The 5 Most adopted uses of Artificial Intelligence that will change your business

1. Efficiency and productivity gains– Efficiency and productivity gains are two of the most often cited benefits of implementing AI within the enterprise. The technology handles tasks at a pace and scale that humans can’t match. At the same time, by removing such tasks from human workers’ responsibilities, AI allows those workers to move to higher-value tasks that technology can’t do. This allows organizations to minimize the costs associated with performing mundane, repeatable tasks that can be performed by technology while maximizing the talent of their human capital. 2. New…

AICRA offering Internship Programs across various technologies at NPC Lab

Technology plays a very important and vital role in our day-to-day life. The growth of the overall wellbeing of human beings and economic growth depends majorly on how its industries are growing. Learning technology is one part of the educational system and putting it right into the implementation with a focus on providing solutions to the practical requirement which can contribute to the growth of individuals, industries, and economy is another important aspect of the technology. The internship is one of the important ways to learn the technology in practical…

NIRA to launch AI Certificate Programs for Management Students

National Institute for robotics and AI (NIRA) have launched certificate programs in Artificial Intelligence for Management students aims to upskill and reskill them for fast-moving careers in AI. The Certificate Programme in Artificial Intelligence will provide candidates detailed understanding of AI through our comprehensive curriculum. The program focuses on fundamental and advanced learning through core topics like data analytics, neural networks, computer vision, image recognition, etc. It will help management students prepare for competitive and cutting-edge job roles such as AI and ML Engineer, Computer Vision Expert, Software R&D Engineer, Cloud…

Central government is developing a policy to regulate edtech players

The central government is developing a policy to regulate the country’s edtech players. The proposed policy aims to reduce monopolies and prevent some edtech platforms from exploiting students through lofty promises or unfair practises. The Union Education Ministry is in discussions with the Ministries of Law and Electronics and Information and Technology (MeitY) to develop a common policy for the sector, which has seen a surge in the last two years. Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on January 3 said he respects edtech firms and is not against their business growth….

Edtech startup Masai School acquires data analytics firm Prepleaf for $1 million

Masai School, an edtech and skilling startup based in Delhi, has paid $1 million for Prepleaf, an end-to-end placement preparation company specialising in Data Analytics. Prepleaf, founded in 2017 by IIT Kanpur alumni Ankit Agrawal, Amit Saharan, and Aman Singhal, provides 5-month Data Analytics courses. Masai will now offer courses in Data and Business Analytics in addition to Web Development and UI/UX Design, aiming to become India’s one-stop destination for outcome-based education, according to founder and CEO Prateek Shukla. The acquisition comes after the company announced an undisclosed funding round in October from Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma and CRED founder Kunal Shah, as well as a Series A round earlier this year led…

Meta, CBSE partnership to enable 10 mn students embrace immersive tech

Meta (formerly Facebook) will expand its partnership with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to provide a curriculum on digital safety and online well-being, as well as augmented reality (AR), to over 10 million students and 1 million educators in the country over the next three years. Furthermore, in accordance with the government’s vision of universalizing education, Meta and CBSE will democratise the high school curriculum by providing students with online access to quality educational content via modules that will be made available on CBSE’s website. Meta founder and…

Edtech major Byju’s announced the acquisition of GeoGebra

Edtech company Byju’s acquired Austria-headquartered GeoGebra. GeoGebra will continue to operate as an independent unit within the Byju’s Edtech major Byju’s announced the acquisition of Austria-based GeoGebra on Wednesday. According to people briefed on the matter, the acquisition will be a cash-and-stock transaction worth around $100 million. Byju’s made no comment on the size of the deal. “This acquisition complements Byju’s overall product strategy and integrates GeoGebra’s capabilities to enable the creation of new product offerings and learning formats to its existing mathematics portfolio,” the company said in a statement….

AICRA presents Robotic skill center: Get ready for the future

All India Council for robotics and automation is here to transform the technology education field (Especially robotics and other related technologies) by their initiative to establish robotics skill centers across various institutes in India. This project is expected to help technology students to unlock the full potential of core automation technologies. The robotic skill centers led by AICRA aims to advance the STEM knowledge of member students by offering authorized training programs and career certification. This is an opportunity for institutes to become part of India’s largest community for robotics…

Microsoft extends its surface laptop lineup for students

Microsoft seems to be eager to extend its Surface laptop lineup. According to reports, a new Surface Laptop is in the pipeline, with features indicating that Microsoft intends to develop the laptop just for students. The laptop is believed to be smaller than the existing Surface Laptop Go and will be Microsoft’s second effort to compete with mini-Chromebooks. Microsoft has assigned device the codename ‘Tenjin,’ and it has an 11.6-inch display. The tiny display screen will most likely feature a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels. Microsoft would almost certainly…