VIDEO | Delhi Malviya Nagar fire: A shop owner laid out around 20-22 mattresses from his shop so that people could safely jump on them to escape fire.
Shop owner Armaan says, "I have my shop here, I got information about the fire, there was a massive fire, nobody could get inside or come out. Then 7-8 persons somehow entered. Then I put around 20-22 mattresses from my shop and laid them outside, people jumped on it... Most of them were safe."
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Evidence of exceptional ability and asking how they solved hard problems down to the brass tacks level is what matters.
Those who actually deserve credit know the details of the solution, because it was so hard it got seared into their brain. The phonies and posers who falsely claim credit will flounder at the second or third level of detail.
@gupta_rekha@PMOIndia@narendramodi@HMOIndia@AmitShah@NitinNabin@BJP4India@BJP4Delhi Commendable efforts. Sensor expert here - Sensor-based lights would tell if the light is on at night. You can also use the same data to estimate traffic on the road. For 1 lakh lights connected - a reliable base+mesh network will be required. I am sure govt is working on it.
@raghav_chadha I do hope that you keep raising these issues in future as well. Only few may care about these topics but those few of us are watching you closely. You are very much appreciated and applauded in our small group.
@animesh_garg Absolutely. The same goes for almost all bigger humanoid and quadraped makers. Look at the patents filed by BD, tesla, apprtonik. Almost all of them have customized architecture of actuators. Beside this is precision engineering. Tesla seems to already solve this.
@Nithin0dha Where is the data coming from? I have been working on AQI monitoring for some time. Majority of the AQI monitors out there are just giving relative data. Europe and other developed countries use proper industrial grade sensors to track this. We don’t have many here.