Monday, 30 July 2012

Pakistani students make application To Find Your Lost mobile Phone


Sir Syed University Students Android Device

Pakistani Students Made a Device: Helps in To Find Your Lost Cell Phone

 Pakistani students make application to retrieve snatched, missing android phones
Karachi: A group of Pakistani student has made an application that could be used to locate the position of missing or snatched mobile phones devices. More News

Wednesday, 18 July 2012

Drone age Pakistan’s NED students manufacture unmanned aircraft




A group of NED University has manufactured an unmanned aircraft  “PEREGRINE” under the supervision of Umair bin Asim, a lecturer in university. The remote-controlled unmanned aircraft could fly 250 feet altitude.
The PEREGRINE secured third position in a competition held by the Ghulam Ishaq Khan where 35 such planes were put on exhibition.

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Sunday, 15 July 2012

pakistani developed water rocket missile technology

A Pakistani mechanical engineer and a school science teacher has developed a rocket missile, with initial capability of flying up to 320 feet high, which uses water as its fuel.
“I had to cut water bottle and to install air compressor to develop this missile,” says Muhammad Faisal, a teacher in Government Model School, Karachi, the economic hub of the country.
Using back pressure technique to launch, the missile could easily be used for training purposes in Pakistan Army, he viewed while talking with Daily Nai Baat.
“By adding Uranium material in the rocket to get air pressure, it could also be used to hit a target.”
Faisal is a gold medalist of a training course of mechanical engineering of Pakistan Air Force’s Engineering Corps.
A frenzy of inventions, Faisal looks determined to work for his country by adding his engineering and scientific inventions.(Via TNT)

Thursday, 12 July 2012

8 year old Shafey Thobani, world's youngest Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist

Another pride of Pakistan - 8 year old Shafey Thobani, world's youngest Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist

Shafay Thobani, an 8-year-old child now has won the honour of being the world’s youngest Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist.

Born on March 13, 2004 in Karachi, Shafay grew interested in computers ever since he was a baby. 'Shafay was born in 2004, the same year Arfa was declared the world’s youngest Microsoft Certified Professional at the age of nine.