In a groundbreaking development, a student at Engineering University Mardan has developed a software that can detect the exact location in the city from where bullets are fired.
The newly developed software promises to be a game-changer in fighting crime by immediately notifying police of the precise location where gunfire occurs.
Muhammad Ali, the student behind the project, claimed that his software can pinpoint the origin of aerial firing in less than five seconds. He added that the technology utilises Google Maps, enabling authorities to locate and apprehend criminals.
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On the other hand, another student from Engineering University Mardan developed an electric wheelchair controlled by brain signals.
Adil Bacha, the mind behind this innovative wheelchair, said that it is for individuals with active brains but paralyzed bodies.
