Bangladeshi entrepreneurs in the startup village of Pipe Inspection Robot
Two young inventors of Bangladesh have created a special robot for pipe inspection. They are participating in their own funding and initiative, organized by Russia's 'Startup Village' in a special competition organized by the entrepreneurs. Here, the entrepreneurs of different countries have the opportunity to attract investors by highlighting their innovation.
The special start-up will be organized by the startup village beginning on Wednesday, June 1. The 'Great Start' Village, organized among Russia and CIS countries, is organized every year in Skolokovo, Russia. All the startup companies of Namidami, international IT and engineering institutes come from all over the world to participate in the fair. The Russian Scolcovo Foundation is organizing the fair in Milan for two days.
Pipes inspection robots are being shown by the Robotics Foundation for the first time in this fair. The work of the robot is to determine the blocks or cracks of gas or water pipe and get all the information related to pipelines.
Robotics Foundation team leader Tanvir Tabasam said, using the piped inspection robot will reduce the risk of life. Due to floods and excessive rainfall in Dhaka city every year, there will be relief from the menace caused by floods. By using this technology, there will be any problems or blocks in the suburban pipe line that will be known in advance. In this, Dhaka WASA and City Corporation will be able to rectify the problem by taking necessary measures. This will save the time of the organization, reduce costs. Frequent road mitigation and pandemic can be reduced.
Tanvir, who took a higher education in Germany, said in the first light that the use of this technology in the developed world is not entirely new. However, the robust robot for Bangladesh has been used for low cost. It is currently being demonstrated in Russia's prototype. If you get help in creating this, then adding more features will be transformed into robot.
Robot Designer and Founder of Bangladesh Robotics Foundation Hafizul Imran hoped to improve the robot and use it on experimental basis.
Inaugurating the robot in the country, Hossain Ara Begum Managing Director of Bangladesh High-Tech Park Authority said that the young entrepreneurs of the country are doing a lot of good work. He said the Bangladesh High-Tech Park Authority will remain in the innovative work of youth.