Pakistani Student Develops Software for Accurate Detection of Aerial Firing Locations
Engineering University Student Creates Software to Instantly Detect Gunfire Locations
In a groundbreaking development for public safety, a student from Engineering University in Mardan has designed software capable of accurately pinpointing the precise location of gunfire within the city.
The innovative software, developed by Muhammad Ali, can swiftly alert law enforcement to the exact origin of gunfire within a matter of seconds.
Ali explained that the software can identify the source of aerial firing in less than five seconds and facilitates tracking down criminals using Google Maps.
In another remarkable achievement, another talented student from Engineering University Mardan, Adil Bacha, has invented an electric-powered wheelchair controlled by brain signals. Bacha stated that this wheelchair is designed for patients whose bodies are paralyzed despite brain functionality.
Bacha elaborated that the wheelchair allows patients, even those unable to speak, to move independently using brain-controlled technology.
“I have created this wheelchair to enable patients to move freely,” Bacha said, emphasizing ongoing efforts to develop further advancements to assist patients in regaining mobility and independence.
