Goan MIT student invents gesture-recognition smartphone techno...

– a startup founded by three MIT engineers (two of the co-founders are Indians) – walked away with the Rs.54.35 lakh ($1,00,000) top prize at this year’s MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition. Andrea Colaco, CEO & Co-founder of 3dim Goa girl Andrea ...

You may soon not have to touch your phone to communicate with it. An invention by Andrea Colaco , a Goa girl who is a Ph.D student at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), seems to be promising enough to make such a bold statement. Colaco, along with ...

Hybrid education gives faculty more flexibility in teaching Boston University has joined edX , the Harvard-and-MIT-led online learning platform that shares the University's commitment to using technology's benefits for students on campus as well ...

With the new invention, users will soon be able to interact with their devices through thin air. Now it's time to bid adieu to touchscreen technology! Native of South Goa's Velim, Andrea Colaco, has innovated a gesture-recognition based technology ...

The MakrShakr Shaking Arm MIT These robotic bartenders can do everything from mix drinks to evaluate the quality of your wine Click here to enter the gallery In the future, we'll take self-driving cars to cookouts, raise a glass to the ...

For half a decade, the fast, agile robots for reconnaissance and rescue are under development. However, they all needed to be tethered to a power cable. Now, MIT thinks it has cut the leash with a battery powered cheetah, which is capable of ...

The lack of a college degree didn’t stop Shahnaz Husain from becoming the owner of a successful business.The chief executive officer of Shahnaz Herbals was invited to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Sloan School of Management to speak about her business. “There is nothing like our products. If a beauty product is not available, one can replace it with another, but not for the Shahnaz brand. . . This is the USP of the brand,’ she told the audience of ...

Two engineering students from MIT design an app for an alarm which turns off only when its user walks a few steps...