Fuchsia OS.

by ashishsingh2601

Before getting directly into FUCHSIA OS let’s first talk about operating system (OS), i.e. what this basically is.

“An operating system is a software that supports a computer’s basic functions, such as scheduling tasks and controlling peripherals etc.”

Whichever gadget we use has an operating system, on which it operates. One of the most popular and easy to use OS is ANDROID.

Android came into existence around a decade back, and was primarily designed for digital cameras, but later it rapidly captures the mobile phone market as it’s a very convenient and easy to use software.

Android is based on LINUX, Windows by Microsoft on DOS and this new FUCHSIA OS is based on kernel named MAGENTA.

Google has designed this software (which is open source), taking into account the future needs and present advancements taking place.

We are surrounded by IoT(Internet of Things), and so obviously there is a need of a software which connects all our gadgets effectively, but unfortunately android is not capable of doing that. Many are saying that this would going to replace android in near future, but no this OS neither gonna replace nor collaborate with android, it would work parallely with android.

Advantages of FUCHSIA OS over android:

1. It’s much more secure than today’s android.

2. This software would not have any kind of fragmentations like android.

No fragmentation means that, it would gonna support the same way in every device and it’s different updates would also gonna be available and support in all the devices irrespective of the device model and size. It’s not like android where a 5 year old model of smart phone can’t support or run on today’s latest Android versions available.

We hope to see FUCHSIA OS in the GOOGLE smart phones by the start of 2020.

3-D metal printing.

by ashishsingh2601

Few decades back, 3-D printing was a dream which today is a reality and helping the society in variety of ways. 2-D Printing helps us making hard copies of soft ones and 3-D in making the prototypes of projects.

    While 3-D printing has been around for decades, it has remained largely in the domain of hobbyists and designers producing one-off prototypes. And printing objects with anything other than plastics—in particular, metal—has been expensive and painfully slow.

    Now, however, it’s becoming cheap and easy enough to be a potentially practical way of manufacturing parts. If widely adopted, it could change the way we mass-produce many products.

    The technology can create lighter, stronger parts, and complex shapes that aren’t possible with conventional metal fabrication methods. It can also provide more precise control of the microstructure of metals. Thus, this has reduced our efforts and enhances productivity and that’s what technology is all about.