Join Summer/Industrial Training in (iESR) Embedded System and Robotics by i3indya Technologies

Join Summer/Industrial Training in (iESR) Embedded System and Robotics by i3indya Technologies

i3indya Technologies

Presents

SUMMER TRAINING 2014

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 iESR 

(​i3indya ​Embedded Systems & Robotics)

Do you Love Robotics?  Want to make your own robots?  Want to see your dream projects working in front of you?  Want to Learn Practically?

You must have seen digital clocks, home automation systems, line follower robots, wireless control devices etc. Now it is the time to develop these things on your own.

See complete details and Discount Offers here www.iesr.i3indyatechnologies.com

Duration: 15 Days/ 30 Days

Course Highlights

Course	:	​iESR   ( i3indya ​  Embedded Systems & Robotics ​ ​)​
Certification	:	Participation Certificate by i3indya™ Technologies
Study Material	:	Books & CD Free to each participant
Robotics Kit	:	Given to each participant
Project	:	27 Projects Covered in 30 Days

Fees & Duration

Basic + Advance Course

»   Fees:  10,900/- + Taxes i.e  11990/- (including taxes) per candidate     (For Mumbai Center :  13,900/- + Taxes i.e  15360/- (including taxes))
»   Duration: 30 Days/90 hrs

Basic Course

»   Fees:  7,900/- + Taxes i.e.  8685/- (including taxes) per candidate     (For Mumbai Center :  9,900/- + Taxes i.e.  10932/- (including taxes))
»   Duration: 15 Days/45 hrs 

Attractive Offers

1.  If you have 60% or above marks in 10th or 12th standard than submit your fee before 16th June 2014 and get discount of    1,200/- on Basic+ Advance Module.»  Fees to submit before 16th June 2014 for Basic + Advance Module is  9,700/- + taxes i.e. 10,641/-
    (For Mumbai Center :  12,700/- + Taxes i.e.  14,012/- (including taxes))
NOTE : This discount is applicable for Delhi, Hyderabad, Ludhiana, Lucknow, Kolkata, Bareilly, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Chandigarh, Patna, Mumbai, Pune, Dehradun, Indore, Bhopal & Jaipur Center
2.  Submit your fees in a group of 10 or above and get RF Module FREE to all the group members.Valid upto 16th June 2014 only
NOTE : This discount is applicable for Delhi, Hyderabad, Ludhiana, Lucknow, Kolkata, Bareilly, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Chandigarh, Patna, Mumbai, Pune, Dehradun, Indore, Bhopal & Jaipur Center
3.  If you have attended i3indya Technologies workshops than submit your fee before 16th June 2014and get discount of    2,000/- on Basic+ Advance Module.»  Fees to submit before 16th June 2014 for Basic + Advance Module is  8,900/- + taxes i.e.  9,743/-
    (For Mumbai Center :  11,900/- + Taxes i.e.  13,113/- (including taxes))
NOTE : This discount is applicable for Delhi, Hyderabad , Ludhiana, Kolkata , Bareilly , Jaipur ,Ahmedabad ,Chandigarh , Patna , Pune , Dehradun ,Mumbai ,Lucknow, Bhopal & Bangalore Center

Who Could Attend this Training ?

·       Students from BCA / MCA / B.E / B.Tech / M.Tech / Diploma ( ECE / EEE / CSE / IT / MECH ) can join this training.

·       Anyone who have interest in this field and have pre-requisite knowledge.

Why i3indya Technologies?

• 39 Practicals, 23 Minor Projects & 4 Major Projects will be covered within 30 days of training.
• Interact with INDIA's Renowned Ethical Hacker "Mr. OoPpSS"
• New Topics like Hacking & Securing Linux, Android, Mac, Web Servers will be covered
• Our syllabus is professionally designed to cover Basic as well as Advance aspects
• Tied up with several Government Organizations for Training and Consultancy
• Trained more than 30000 professionals from all over India
•  Providing training to CBI, NIA and State Police across India
• Each day will come up with New Practicals & Projects which makes the training interesting and exciting.
• Time to time Practical Assignments will be provided to the students, which will help them in doing practice at home.
• Revision Time & Query Sessions are provided to the students which help them in clearing previous doubts.
• Exam will be conducted at the end of basic as well as Advance module to test the knowledge level of the students.
• Time for Project Work will be provided to the students, in which students will develop a project of their own choice. This will encourage Innovative Ideas among students.

 Training Centers:

• Delhi
• Bangalore
• Hyderabad
• Jaipur
• Ludhiana
• Patna
• Lucknow
• Ahmedabad
• Pune
• Mumbai
• Vizag
• Bhillai
• Chandigarh
• Bhopal
• Coimbatore
• Kolkata
• Dehradun
• Bareilly

Salient Features:

• 100% Practical Training
• 27 Projects, 10 Live Cases in just 30 Days
• Experienced Faculty 
• Trainer Vs Student Ratio is 1:20

i3indya Technologies has been Awarded 

"Best Company for Embedded System and Robotics Training of the Year 2013" - by TIME RESEARCH

For More Information

Website: 

www.i3indyatechnologies.com

Call : +91 – 95 6060 5666 (Extn. 2)

FEST

Summer Training Program in Embedded Systems/Robotics & Automobile Designing starting in Delhi & Bangalore in association with Automobile Club IIT Delhi

The Summer Internship & Training Program (SITP-2014) in association with Automobile Club IIT Delhi aims to widen the student's perspective by providing an exposure to real use of technologies as expert. The program is the most effective aid in enabling our interns to relate technical theory to practice. During the training, the students will have the opportunity to participate in the dynamic technical environment.

Salient Features

1. Certification from Automobile Club IIT Delhi^
2. Get Free Workshop at IIT Delhi.
3. 15 Seats in 1 Batch. So Limited Seats only!
4. Maximum Practical with assisted Theory.
5. Independent & Personalized Evaluation of Each Candidate
6. Confirm your seat by paying through Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking, Bank Deposit or Demand Draft.

Courses1. Embedded Systems & Robotics (15 Days Program- View Details)
2. Automobile Designing & IC Engines (15 Days Program- View Details)

Click Here to Register Now! | Online Registration is Free! We will call you back.

Batch Schedule

New Delhi 

Batch 1: ( 12 July 2014  to 28 July 2014) (Embedded Systems | Automobiles )

Batch 2: ( 15 July 2014  to 31 July 2014) (Embedded Systems | Automobiles )

Bangalore 

Batch 1: ( 10 July 2014  to 4 Aug 2014) (Embedded Systems | Automobiles )

Batch 2: ( 12 July 2014  to 4 Aug 2014) (Embedded Systems | Automobiles )

Jaipur

Batch 1: ( 20 July 2014  to 8 Aug 2014) (Embedded Systems | Automobiles )

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Fees & Discount1. Fees & Discounts (Pay Rs. 1000 initially & Rest at the time of joining)

2. You can visit our payment portal for details (Click Here for Payment)

New Delhi Address

EISystems Services
Near Nirman Vihar Metro Station, 
Office No. 302, Third Floor, Lane#3
Patparganj Road, Opp. V3S Mall 
New Delhi - 110092, India

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Helpline 1: 086 5006 5006

Helpline 2: 092 5040 2132

Office No : 011 4702 6458 (National Coordination Center - New Delhi

Facebook buys video ad company LiveRail

Facebook is acquiring video advertising company LiveRail in the internet social network's latest step to make video ads a bigger part of its business. 

Facebook did not disclose a price for the San Francisco-based company, which was founded in 2007 and has offices in several countries. 

LiveRail's technology automatically pairs video ads with the videos that appear on many websites, such as the sites for Major League Baseball, ABC and A&E Networks. 

Facebook would not discuss plans for using the technology on its own website. 

In March, Facebook began offering 15-second video ads from a limited number of companies on its website. The company has moved cautiously in introducing the video ads on its social network to prevent a backlash from users who might find the ads annoying. 

Video ads command higher prices than other forms of online advertising such as banner ads. Facebook and internet rivals like Google are increasingly trying to grab a slice of lucrative TV-marketing budgets as they try to sustain rapid growth.

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Amazon refuses to settle with FTC over in-app purchases

SAN FRANCISCO: Amazon.com Inc is fighting US regulators' demands that it pay a penalty over its policies on purchases made by children on smartphone applications, according to documents seen by Reuters. 

Amazon, the largest US online retailer, faces a potential lawsuit from the Federal Trade Commission, which wants the company to enter into a settlement similar to the one reached with rival Apple Inc in January. 

At issue are in-app purchases, in which apps that are downloaded for free onto a smartphone or tablet then charge users for additional services through registered credit cards. Consumers say that children are susceptible to the practice, leading to large bills. 

In a draft complaint, the FTC said there have been thousands of complaints related to millions of dollars in unauthorized in-app charges by children on Amazon devices. The agency said Amazon only changed its in-app charging policies last month. 

Amazon, which has built a rapidly growing business around its Kindle mobile devices and last month unveiled its own smartphone, said in a letter to the FTC it has already met or exceeded the requirements of Apple's terms. 

"The commission's unwillingness to depart from the precedent it set with Apple despite our very different facts leaves us no choice but to defend our approach in court," Andrew DeVore, an Amazon associate general counsel, said in the July 1 letter. 

Purchases of digital goods — from extra game lives to special in-game tools — are key to the success of tech companies' app stores, which in turn drive usage and mobile device sales. 

In January, Apple agreed to refund customers at least $32.5 million and change its billing practices to ensure it obtains consent from parents before charging for in-app spending. 

The FTC is pushing Amazon to refund customers, give up any profits from inappropriate activity and to compensate for the FTC's costs. 

Many parents who discover the charges and want a refund face "significant hurdles to doing so," the FTC said in a draft of its complaint, adding that the process remains unclear, confusing and without clear instructions for obtaining a refund. 

Amazon said it was "deeply disappointing" that weeks of negotiations failed to sway regulators. 

In its letter, Amazon said it refunded customers who complained that their children made purchases they did not want. The letter said Amazon's app store included "prominent notice of in-app purchasing, effective parental controls and real-time notice of every in-app purchase." 

The FTC declined to comment, saying it "is focused on ensuring that companies comply with the fundamental principle that consumers should not be made to pay for something they did not authorize." 

"Consumers using mobile devices have the same long-established and fundamental consumer protections as they would anywhere else," the FTC said. 

The Wall Street Journal first reported the news. The Journal reported that the FTC said Amazon would need to make notices of in-app purchases more prominent, require passwords for all purchases and make refunds simpler and easier.

US government warns companies against 'Energetic Bear' attacks

BOSTON: The US government has asked critical infrastructure operators to review computer networks to see if they are infected with malicious software from the "Energetic Bear" hacking group, which private researchers say is tied to the Russian government. 

The Department of Homeland Security's Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team, or ICS-CERT, issued the request after researchers with F-Secure of Finland and Symantec Corp of the United States reported that they believed Energetic Bear was behind a campaign to infect energy and industrial firms around the world with malicious software known as the Havex Trojan. 

ICS-CERT has advised critical infrastructure operators to tighten security, and provided them a list of specific steps to better protect their systems. It also asked them to check to see if their systems had been infected. 

"ICS-CERT strongly recommends that organizations check their network logs for activity associated with this campaign," DHS said in an alert on its website. "Any organization experiencing activity related to this report should preserve available evidence for forensic analysis and future law enforcement purposes." 

The request follows another alert last week on Havex from ICS-CERT, which said that the agency and F-Secure had learned that the malicious software was designed to send a map of the network infrastructure back to the hackers' command-and-control server. 

F-Secure, Symantec and the Department of Homeland Security declined to identify companies whose systems were infected, though they said they were in the energy and industrial sectors. 

Havex is a Remote Access Trojan, or RAT, that grants hackers control of an infected machine. While RATs are typically used for espionage, they can be used for other purposes, including downloading other malicious tools onto compromised machines. 

F-Secure and Symantec said they believed the malicious software had so far only being used for spying, but that it had the capability to be used for sabotage. 

"They are scanning and mapping out industrial control system networks," said F-Secure researcher Sean Sullivan. "They are probably passing on the ones that are of interest to other groups." 

The Energetic Bear gang was first identified in January by researchers with cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, which said the group was linked to the Russian government and was focused on espionage.

Symantec said 1,018 organizations across 84 different countries had been hit by the operation, though not all countries were known and some infections might be accidental. 

The security software maker said it believed the intended targets of the group were in the energy and industrial sectors. Geographically, the most activity was in Spain, followed by the United States, then France, Italy and Germany. 

IBM proposes to build first carbon computer by 2020

People often compare computers with our brains, but there are important differences between them. One difference, which the wider public seldom thinks about, is that computer brains are made of silicon while our brains are made of carbon. All known life is made of carbon, which is the most versatile element in the universe. Why should computers be made of silicon, even if it is the second most versatile element in the universe? IBM now thinks that the silicon age of computers is about to end, and that we might see the first carbon computer in just six years.

It is a bold statement, tempered with caveats, made more with hope than authority. Carbon nanotube chips would be not very different from silicon chips, only much faster. However, making them in large scale still requires significant technology advances. The year 2020 is around the time when silicon is supposed to hit a roadblock, yet again. 

It will be great to get nanotube chips ready by then. This is what IBM hopes for, and also a large section of the industry also hopes for. According to the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors, an industry organisation formed by the leading semiconductor companies in the world, silicon chips would reach a feature size of four nanometers by 2020, which is three generations from the current 22 nanometers. No one has an answer to the intense technical problems that can crop up at this size. 

The industry wants to get a replacement technology by then, and carbon nanotubes seem to be its best bet at the moment. It is not a passing issue but a serious problem that can slow down the industry significantly. It could slow down global innovation too, as much of technology innovation is based on continual increase of computing power. According to the Linley Group, a technology consultancy, costs per transistor are set to rise from now onwards, after falling steadily for decades. 

The next generation of chips, of 14 nanometer size, may be expensive and not so widely used for a while. Technical problems and the cost increase as they shrink further. Currents leak. Chips get too hot. They resist mass production. The industry needs new materials for chips, and many have been tried. Nanotubes have performed very well, and they have the additional advantage of being technologically similar to silicon and yet being carbon, a smaller atom that may one day let us do many wonderful things. 

IBM's research gives us hope that nanotubes will work, as the company has made nanotube transistors already. But the nanotubes are not close enough to each other; it is a difficult problem to solve because we do not have the technology to do so. What if it is not solved by 2020? One factor we often forget, due to our obsession with Moore's Law, is that software has been advancing too, at least as rapidly as hardware has done. 

Advances in software can drive computing even if hardware grinds to a halt for some time. Let us look at how brains evolved. Between two million and 100,000 years ago, the human brain rapidly increased in size in two spurts. But it has decreased in size by 10% in the last 15,000 years. Does that mean that we are less intelligent than our ancestors? Probably not. 

After reaching a certain size, the brain may have learned to work more efficiently. The human brain needs a lot of energy, and it is always good to have it just at the right size. Chips can follow the same logic in reverse. As their size stands still, we can make them more efficient.

Sources: TOI

Over one lakh suicides in India every year, report says

NEW DELHI: Over 1,00,000 people commit suicides in India every year on an average. The number of suicides in the past decade has recorded an increase of 21.6 per cent, said a government report.

The number of suicides increased to 1,34,799 in 2013 from 1,10,851 in 2003, said the National Crime Record Bureau report titled Crime in India, 2013, released here this week.

The report showed that suicide rate has declined in the country after 2011.

The population has increased by 15 per cent during the decade while the rate of suicides has increased by 5.7 per cent in 2013 over 2003 (from 10.4 per cent in 2003 to 11 per cent in 2013), hence showing a mixed trend in incidents of rate of suicides during the decade, it said.

The highest incidents of 16,622 suicides were reported from Maharashtra in 2013, followed by 16,601 suicides in Tamil Nadu. Both account for 12.3 per cent each of the total suicides.

Andhra Pradesh (14,607 suicides), West Bengal (13,055 suicides) and Karnataka (11,266 suicides) accounted for respectively 10.8 per cent, 9.7 per cent and 8.4 per cent of the total suicides reported in the country, said the report.

These five states together accounted for 53.5 per cent of the total suicides reported in the country. The remaining 46.5 per cent suicides were reported from the rest of the 23 states and seven union territories.

Among the 53 mega cities, Chennai tops the list by witnessing 2,450 suicide cases in 2013, followed by Bangalore 2,033, Delhi 1,753 and Mumbai 1,322 cases.

These four metro cities have contributed more than 35 per cent of the total suicide reported from 53 cities, it said.

The report attributed family problems and illness to be the main reasons for committing suicides. The two reasons account for 24 per cent and 19.6 per cent suicides out of the total suicides.

Unemployment, debt and drug abuse are the other factors that compel a person to take one's life.

It pointed out that the number of married men (64,098) committing suicide in 2012 was double the married women (29,491).

"The incidence of married men committing suicide mainly due to family stress is on the rise," Child Rights Initiative for Shared Parenting (CRISP) president Kumar V. Jahgirdar told IANS Thursday.

Studies conducted by the CRISP said the married men committed suicide mainly due to alleged misuse of Section 498 (A) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the Domestic Violence Act of 2005.

Section 498 (A) deals with harassing a married woman.

"We are demanding setting up of national commission for men on the lines of the National Commission of Women to look into the problems faced by the married men," Jahgirdar added.

"When a married man faces the domestic violence in the form of verbal abuse, mental abuse and economical abuse, there is no provision in law to seek justice," said Save Family Foundation-Delhi founder member Swarup Sarkar.

On the analogy of the Lokpal Act, which has a special clause to punish those who misuse the law, there should a law to check misuse of Section 498 (A) and the domestic violence act, he added.

Sources: TOI