Khushboo dreamed of exporting world-class robot

Khushboo dreamed of exporting world-class robot

Rani Eishan Khushbu dreaming of exporting world-class robot from Bangladesh Not only has I dreamed in 2017, he is trying to export a humanitarian robot under the ICT Innovation Grant from the ICT department of the government. Founded in 2012 with Rakib Razor, the company named Planetter Limited. Through this organization, they became convinced to include the name of the robot world.
Dissenting graduation in 2013 from the Department of Machines of Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology, Khushbu was selected as one of the top 50 people from Connecting Startup Bangladesh for young technology experts in Information and Communication Technology Ministry with its invented robot 'Rira'.
'Rira' is a telepresence robot. Talking about this, Khushbu said that such robots are being used in some countries. The head of the office can see what is going on outside the office. The doctors can also advise the patient at other places, and they can keep the children at home sitting in the office of the working mothers. Telepregnance robots can be used for many more, he said.
Another invented robot named 'Mangaonari' robot is named. It's a robot that can change itself on its own. For example, he may be a man once, then he himself can take the car himself. He can also be seen in other forms, not just cars. Detectives could use this robot, said Khusbu. The name of the 'man-gori' is given by the Khusbuda. Its technical name is 'Self-Reconfigurable Transformer Robot.' They are working to improve the 'Mnogari Robot'. Khusbu said, 25 of the Connecting Startup Bangladesh were selected by their ideas and the remaining 25 by their invented products.
Though there is such a feeling of fear in the society, but Khushbu is interested in how to create a robot and how his family or how they helped him, Khusu said, "Interest in robot from his childhood. That time. It was very good to read Muhammad Jafar Iqbal's science fiction. He also used to see a lot of science fiction pictures. Since then, he started dreaming about making love and robots for robots. She also said that girls do not have any mechanics in the society, and society will be able to provide services like girls. But when a girl comes to work with the machine, there is evidence that she does well. He said that the number of women engineers in the country is not only rising but they are doing well.
He said that during their time, the women who took possession of the first place in both of the four quarters of CUET took the first position. And Khushbu said about the family that even after working more than the women, they have to prove that they can. Responding to questions about how appropriate the robot and IT sector in our country, he said, the government has created opportunities for research to make digital Bangladesh, which is expanding. The government can not rely on those who are entering the IT sector. So the government's big job is going to foreigners.