Book Review: One Two Three… Infinity by George Gamow
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This book gives a concise and lucid overview of the various branches of science and their evolution. The book is organized into four parts:
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Book Review: Lateral Thinking by Edward de Bono
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Explains the difference between vertical thinking (digging an existing hole deeper) and lateral thinking (finding a new hole to dig). Encourages the reader to inculcate lateral thinking practices in their daily lives and motivates them to think different (apple motto reference xD).
Book Review: But How Do It Know? by J. Clark Scott
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This is definitely one of my favorite technical books ever. I read this book during the first year of my undergraduate course in Avionics, and it transformed the way I think about computers.
But How Do It Know?
Book Review: But How Do It Know? by J. Clark Scott
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This is definitely one of my favorite technical books ever. I read this book during the first year of my undergraduate course in Avionics, and it transformed the way I think about computers.
DIY
Activity Generating Smart Assistant
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The motivation for this project started when I observed my brother (who is autistic) getting bored at home during lockdown. My brother (like many of us) has a specific set of activities that he enjoys doing in his spare time.
Setting up a makeshift Lab for Embedded Systems at Home
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The advantages of working with small satellites and particularly embedded systems are that they do not require a lot of fancy equipment. When the covid pandemic stuck, I was halfway through my final year project, which involved the designing development of a rocket payload. Most of my work was lab-based, as I needed to develop flight software for this payload and test it on the target embedded system which was the onboard computer.
Edward de Bono
Book Review: Lateral Thinking by Edward de Bono
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Explains the difference between vertical thinking (digging an existing hole deeper) and lateral thinking (finding a new hole to dig). Encourages the reader to inculcate lateral thinking practices in their daily lives and motivates them to think different (apple motto reference xD).
Embedded Systems
Activity Generating Smart Assistant
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The motivation for this project started when I observed my brother (who is autistic) getting bored at home during lockdown. My brother (like many of us) has a specific set of activities that he enjoys doing in his spare time.
Setting up a makeshift Lab for Embedded Systems at Home
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The advantages of working with small satellites and particularly embedded systems are that they do not require a lot of fancy equipment. When the covid pandemic stuck, I was halfway through my final year project, which involved the designing development of a rocket payload. Most of my work was lab-based, as I needed to develop flight software for this payload and test it on the target embedded system which was the onboard computer.
George Gamow
Book Review: One Two Three… Infinity by George Gamow
Published:
This book gives a concise and lucid overview of the various branches of science and their evolution. The book is organized into four parts:
IIST
The Big Adventure of Small Satellites
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The student newspaper of IIST published a neat article describing my journey through the world of small satellites. Check it out here.
Internship
The Big Adventure of Small Satellites
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The student newspaper of IIST published a neat article describing my journey through the world of small satellites. Check it out here.
J. Clark Scott
Book Review: But How Do It Know? by J. Clark Scott
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This is definitely one of my favorite technical books ever. I read this book during the first year of my undergraduate course in Avionics, and it transformed the way I think about computers.
LASP
The Big Adventure of Small Satellites
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The student newspaper of IIST published a neat article describing my journey through the world of small satellites. Check it out here.
Lateral Thinking
Book Review: Lateral Thinking by Edward de Bono
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Explains the difference between vertical thinking (digging an existing hole deeper) and lateral thinking (finding a new hole to dig). Encourages the reader to inculcate lateral thinking practices in their daily lives and motivates them to think different (apple motto reference xD).
Lockdown
Setting up a makeshift Lab for Embedded Systems at Home
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The advantages of working with small satellites and particularly embedded systems are that they do not require a lot of fancy equipment. When the covid pandemic stuck, I was halfway through my final year project, which involved the designing development of a rocket payload. Most of my work was lab-based, as I needed to develop flight software for this payload and test it on the target embedded system which was the onboard computer.
NTU
The Big Adventure of Small Satellites
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The student newspaper of IIST published a neat article describing my journey through the world of small satellites. Check it out here.
One Two Three ... Infinity
Book Review: One Two Three… Infinity by George Gamow
Published:
This book gives a concise and lucid overview of the various branches of science and their evolution. The book is organized into four parts:
Raspberry Pi
Activity Generating Smart Assistant
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The motivation for this project started when I observed my brother (who is autistic) getting bored at home during lockdown. My brother (like many of us) has a specific set of activities that he enjoys doing in his spare time.
Small Satellites
The Big Adventure of Small Satellites
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The student newspaper of IIST published a neat article describing my journey through the world of small satellites. Check it out here.
Smart Speaker
Activity Generating Smart Assistant
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The motivation for this project started when I observed my brother (who is autistic) getting bored at home during lockdown. My brother (like many of us) has a specific set of activities that he enjoys doing in his spare time.