On the occasion of Rakshabandhan in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, sisters have prepared a special rakhi to protect their brothers. Students of ITM Gida have made rakhi which will provide security to their brothers in emergency. Students made this Satellite Rudraksha Rakhi for their brothers. This rakhi becomes active as soon as it is tied on the wrist and also helps people in trouble. The students have named this Rakhi as Satellite Rudraksha. Students have implanted a satellite radio signal chip in Rakhi. Through which, in case of trouble, anyone can contact the emergency number without a mobile phone and the call location can be sent.
On Rakshabandhan, sisters tie rakhi on brothers’ wrists and brothers promise to protect them for life. Students studying BCA second year of ITM GIDA in Gorakhpur have designed a unique rakhi. This rakhi will not only adorn the wrists of the brothers but also protect them. On this rakshabandhan, five second year students of BC together made a satellite rakhi which will be activated as soon as it is tied on the wrist of the brothers and will also help in trouble.
It will also help in case of accident
Students said that every year thousands of people lose their lives in road accidents. Most of these injured people die because they do not reach the hospital in time. Keeping that in mind we have made this rakhi. This rakhi will enhance the beauty of brother’s wrists and help in road accidents. Keeping this satellite we can set 2 numbers.
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What is special about Satellite Rakhi?
BCA students said that we can set 2 numbers in satellite rakhi. We have installed two sensors in it which are activated in case of accident or emergency, the information can be sent to the emergency number by pressing the button present in it. Students said that the great thing about Rudraksha Rakhi is that once charged it does not need to be charged for 5-6 months. Students said that two thousand rupees have been spent to make this rakhi. And it took two weeks to prepare. In making rakhi we have used radio signal chip, coin cell 3 volt, automatic sensor switch, signal receiver etc.
What did the ITM director say?
Dr. N. K. Singh, director of the institute, said that in the innovation cell of our college, students are constantly doing something new in the interest of the country and society. This time in view of Raksha Bandhan, students have made a satellite Rudraksha Rakhi for the safety of their brothers, which works to convey information to their loved ones in case of road accident or emergency. He said that this rakhi has been prepared by the students. It will prove to be very effective. He said that our institute provides every possible help to the students so that the projects created by them can be brought to the market.
