Sixth Sense Technology Invented By Indian , But Working in USA.

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India had given born to so many technologies, but due to lack of opportunity & crisis of jobs so many talents are going abroad in search of opportunity. Like that one of best engineers of  India had invented the Sixth Sense technology & device for actuating that.
Surprised !!, Yes 
The Indian Engineer had invented sixth-sense technology. He is Pranav Mistry.
As per information he was also invited by Late Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam to work with Indian Remote sensing technology & India's nuclear programs.

 Pranav Mistry, Samsung

 Pranav Mistry is currently working as teh Global Vice President of Samsung (conglomerate) Research and the brain behind Samsung Galaxy Gear.
He had completed his Bachelor Degree from IIT, Bombay & Masters from MIT.

So this is the current status of Indian Scholars & Technologists, But Make In India issue is a good initiative by current Govt.
What is your opinion please comment!! 

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