00:00In engineering education in Asia for the last 100 years, the Institute has contributed to building human capital, strengthening institutions and creating the scientific and industrial foundations of national development.
00:22It has provided critical expertise to prominent organizations such as Coal India, Oil and Natural Gas Commission, Geological Survey of India, Central Mine Planning and Design Institute and National Thermal Power Corporation.
00:42The Institute has generated results and outcomes that shape national standards in mine safety, coal exploration, oil and gas and mineral beneficiation.
00:56The Institute has been proposed in the UK, and in the UK, the Director of the Ministry of Agriculture and Social Sciences, which has been established in the UK.
01:09and the country, Modi ji, and has talked about the critical mineral objectivity.
01:13This is more of an increase in our lives.
01:15These are the most important things in the country.
01:19In the past 100 years, we have given our work in the country,
01:23and we have given our work in the country.
01:25We have given our work in the country,
01:27our ability, our strength, our country,
01:31our country, our country,
01:33our country, our country,
01:35our country, our country,
01:37our country,
01:39This is a parallel robot, which means that when we play cricket, we use both hands, when we play badminton, we use one hand.
01:54Usually, in industry, we use a single arm, which is serial robot.
01:58If you use a single arm, it means that when you use a parallel robot, you can use more power, then you can use it.
02:08This is a parallel robot.
02:09It is a parallel robot.
02:10This is a parallel robot, on its end, it means that how we lay down the drone on the system.
02:17For this, in the same weather, you can see in a series on a stream with different light and the implications of the drone.
02:25We will keep this platform and the base will always stay stable.
02:35Helicopter can land automatically.
02:38We have seen our experiments and it was very good.
02:42Our presentation was very interesting.
02:47So, we are showing how we can see what we can see.
02:56If you can see it here, you will find that A and B are different.
03:04B can see light and A can see dark.
03:08But in reality, these are the same colors.
03:13There is no difference.
03:15That's why it happens because our brain knows how a checkerboard or a chessboard looks like.
03:22So, when something is green, everything is dark.
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