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Bihar boy invents Air Sensor Keyboard Posted: 17 Sep 2011 05:44 AM PDT Pururaj with his keyboard Muzaffarpur: Another Sixer from the Talented Gems of Bihar. Pururaj Gupta , a resident of Muzaffarpur has taken the World by storms after inventing the  first-of-its kind Air-Sensor Keyboard for Computers. This allows a user to type anything without using a Physical Keyboard. Based on Optical Signals, this keyboard is portable and can also be used in devices like ATMs, Rail Enquiry System,Projectors etc. Pururaj, son of Sri Naval Kishore Gupta lives at Ward 8 of Nagar Panchayat.He is a student of local Langat Singh College.This invention has gained him much popularity and people are flocking to have a first look of it. According to him,an optical lens and Sensor Light Dedication Resistance is fitted in between Transmitter and Receiver.The Alphabetical Code of Computer is encoded via Micro Controller.When the Device is turned on, the sensor detects any optical signal and the same is reflected on the screen. Different keys on the keyboard correspond to different frequencies in this optical system. Related News Bihar’s education efforts praised by Union HRD minister New Delhi: Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal was all praises for the Bihar government Monday for its steps in the field of education. Speaking ... SCADA not working successfully in Patna Patna, May 31: The supervisory control and data acquisition (Scada) system, which Bihar State Electricity Board had inaugurated with much fanfare last year to provide ... Daughters of sex workers produce magazine in Bihar Muzaffarpur: In an attempt to be accepted by society and have a respectable life, the daughters of sex workers in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district are producing ... Muzaffarpur to get a new mall very soon Spread across over 1,85,000 sq.ft., Dwarika City Centre, a new mall by real estate firm S T Marketing Pvt Ltd, is set to be will ... Saran renewable energy is bringing power to the people in Bihar July 23 (The Economic Times): Teenagers in Saran district of Bihar have found a new idol. Their elders may still want them to become an ...

Patna Metro Rail construction to begin in few months Posted: 17 Sep 2011 04:20 AM PDT Finally Metro rails will hit Patna. The Planning Commission has given its Green Signal for this. A separate body named as Patna Metro Rail Corporation ( PMRC ) will be constituted for this purpose. If things go as planned, Patnites can enjoy the Metro rides in another 5 years.This news has been confirmed by Bihar Urban Development Minister Prem Kumar As per the plans, initially there will be two routes, Dak bunglow Square to Saguna Morh and Danapur to Patna city. The construction will be made on Public Private Partnership model.A pilot meeting of Planning Commission Officials with the Bihar Government was held on September 14,  in which they finalised the proposal and also decided the preliminary routes Related News Bihar safer than Delhi for women: Sushma Swaraj New Delhi: Taking a swipe at the recent incident of rape in the national capital and the beating up of the men for entering ladies ... Redevelopment of Gardanibagh soon PATNA: The Planning Commission has okayed the proposal to redevelop the state capital's oldest government residential colony - Gardanibagh - which covers an area of ... AC buses touched the roads of Patna from today Now Patnites Can boast of travelling by AC buses, a bonanza for tourists and the daily travelers.From today a fleet of seven AC buses have ... Bihar proposes increase in total plan outlay Patna, Feb 7 (IANS) The Bihar government has decided to raise the state's plan size by about 20 percent, much above what the Planning Commission ... Intra-state luxury AC buses to hit roads by mid July PATNA: The state government has decided to take concrete steps to boost tourism on an unprecedented scale. Special arrangements and packages have been designed to ...

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