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DD1: Proteins: Software Components of Life

DD  1: Proteins: Software Components of Life 1.1 Introduction to Proteins Proteins are the workhorses of the cell, performing a diverse array of functions. They are essential for life, playing roles in everything from structural support to enzymatic catalysis. 1.2 Types of Proteins Fibrous Proteins: Collagen: The most abundant protein in the human body, provides structural support to skin, bones, and connective tissues. Keratin: Found in hair, nails, and skin, provides protection and structural integrity. Elastin: Provides elasticity to tissues like skin and blood vessels. Globular Proteins: Enzymes: Catalyze biochemical reactions, such as the digestive enzymes amylase and pepsin. Hormones: Regulate physiological processes, such as insulin and growth hormone. Antibodies: Protect the body from pathogens. Hemoglobin: Transports oxygen in the blood. Membrane Proteins: Transport Proteins: Facilitate the movement of molecules across cell membranes, such as t...

Robot story line

  YouTube Storyline: The Future of Robotics: A Glimpse into Tomorrow Intro (0-10 seconds): Visual: Quick cuts of various robots: industrial robots, robot dogs, humanoid robots, and drones. Voiceover: "The future of technology is here, and it's robotic! Join us as we explore the incredible world of machines that are changing the way we live." Body (10-60 seconds): Robot Dogs (10-20 seconds): Visual: Clips of Boston Dynamics' Spot and Unitree Robotics' Yushu performing tasks. Voiceover: "Meet the robotic companions of the future! Robot dogs are revolutionizing industries from search and rescue to entertainment. They can navigate tough terrains, carry heavy loads, and even assist in everyday tasks." Humanoid Robots (20-30 seconds): Visual: Clips of Tesla Bot (Optimus) and Ameca demonstrating their capabilities. Voiceover: "Humanoid robots are getting closer to reality. These advanced machines can walk, talk, and even perform comple...

Robotics +Little Innovator programs

  Here's a breakdown of the Little Innovator programs: Little Innovator 1 and 2 Age: 6-7 years Focus: Introduction to Science, Technology, Robotics, and Block Coding Benefits: Enhances creativity, lays foundation for future learning, develops practical skills. Main Course Modules Module 1: Electronics Age: 8+ years Focus: Basic Electronics, Sensors, Circuit Simulation Benefits: Understanding of electronic components, practical application skills. Module 2: Embedded Systems & Robotics Age: 8+ years Focus: Embedded C programming, microcontroller integration, robot coding and control Benefits: Hardware-software integration, automation, robot building. Module 3: Internet of Things (IoT) Age: 8+ years Focus: Cloud computing, mobile app development, sensor data collection and sharing Benefits: Remote device control, real-world IoT applications. Module 4: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Age: 8+ years Focus: Python programming, AI algorithms, mac...

AI Next domains -Startups

 1)Healthcare: Drug discovery, medical image analysis, personalized medicine, disease diagnosis, robotic surgery. 2)Finance: Algorithmic trading, fraud detection, risk assessment, personalized financial advice, customer service chatbots. 3)Transportation: Autonomous vehicles, traffic management, logistics and supply chain optimization, predictive maintenance. 4)Education: Personalized learning, intelligent tutoring systems, automated grading, educational content creation. 5)Retail: Personalized shopping experiences, inventory management, customer service chatbots, demand forecasting. 6)Manufacturing: Quality control, predictive maintenance, supply chain optimization, robotics and automation. 7)Energy: Energy grid optimization, renewable energy integration, predictive maintenance of energy infrastructure, energy efficiency. 8)Cybersecurity: Threat detection and prevention, network security, incident response, cybersecurity analytics. 9)Entertainment: Gaming, film production, music c...

AI Next- LLMs to be Smarter and not bigger + AI Artwork

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  1) 2) lya Sutskever, co-founder of OpenAI believes LLMs plateaued Open AI co-founder reckons AI training has hit a wall, forcing AI labs to train their models smarter not just bigger Ilya Sutskever , co-founder of OpenAI , thinks existing approaches to scaling up large language models have plateaued. For significant future progress, AI labs will need to train smarter, not just bigger, and LLMs will need to think a little bit longer. Speaking to Reuters , Sutskever explained that the pre-training phase of scaling up large language models, such as ChatGPT, is reaching its limits. Pre-training is the initial phase that processes huge quantities of uncategorized data to build language patterns and structures within the model. Until recently, adding scale, in other words increasing the amount of data available for training, was enough to produce a more powerful and capable model. But that's not the case any longer, instead exactly what you train the model on and how is more important....

Action Plan for the Eco and Green Team at Karuna

  Introduction In recent times, our college community has been grappling with increasing concerns regarding the hygiene and safety of the mess facilities. Instances of food poisoning have raised serious questions about the quality of food and the sanitation standards maintained in the mess. To address these issues and create a more sustainable and hygienic campus environment, we propose the formation of an Eco and Green Team . This dedicated team will work towards improving food safety, reducing waste, and promoting environmental consciousness. By taking proactive steps to address these issues, we can ensure a healthier and more sustainable future for our college community. Action Plan for the Eco and Green Team Initial Steps: Form the Team: Recruit passionate and committed students from various departments. Meet with College Administration: Present the team's goals and seek their support and cooperation. Develop a Vision and Mission Statement: Clearly define the team's o...

Smart glasses

  What are Tony Stark glasses called? E.D.I.T.H. While his gravity-defying planet-saving exploits may be tough to match, you can look like Tony Stark, the man in the suit, with a pair of  E.D.I.T.H.   (Even Dead, I'm The Hero)  sunglasses! YouTube Presentation Script: "From Tony Stark to Reality: The Evolution of Smart Glasses" Introduction Hook: "Remember Tony Stark's futuristic glasses from Iron Man? Well, the future is here, and it's looking pretty similar." Thesis: "In this video, we'll dive into the world of smart glasses, exploring their past, present, and future. We'll compare the fictional tech of Tony Stark to the real-world advancements we're seeing today." Outline: "We'll start with a brief history of smart glasses, then examine the current state of technology, and finally, speculate on what the future holds." Part 1: The Past - A Glimpse into the Future Science Fiction: Discuss the concept of smart...