Hyderabad student builds Rs 68,000 satellite receiver for remote villages
AI summary
A Hyderabad student developed SummitSathi, a Rs 68,000 satellite receiver that provides weather imagery without internet. Three units will be deployed in Himachal Pradesh villages to aid remote communities during connectivity disruptions.
Key takeaways
- The device downloads cloud images directly from weather satellites without needing internet.
- Three receivers will serve ten villages in Mandi district's Seraj Valley.
- Local operators have been trained to manage the equipment independently.
- The tool supplements official forecasts but does not predict cloudbursts.
Read the original at Times of India
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