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So I want to leave you with one last impression about the project, or this kind of work and using smart materials.
Recently, the World Bank opened its vault of data for public use, releasing 8,000 economic and social indicators for 200 countries over 50 years, and it launched a global competition to crowdsource innovative apps using this data.
In this manner, the World Bank has now GeoMapped 30,000 project activities in 143 countries, and donors are using a common platform to map all their projects.
From the Arab Spring to the Anna Hazare movement in India, using mobile phones and social media not just for political accountability but also for development accountability.
To tackle this problem, governments are using new tools to visualize the budget so it's more understandable to the public.
So in the Philippines today, parents and students can give real-time feedback on a website, Checkmyschool.org, or using SMS, whether teachers and textbooks are showing up in school, the same problems I witnessed in Uganda and in Bihar.
When scientists first realized that bats were actually using sound to be able to fly and orient and move at night, we didn't believe it.
They do not perceive their environment using sound, and these are the flying foxes.
So in my lab, we've been using bats to look at two different types of diseases of the senses.
It's not using the best technology, and it's not using the best people.
But after Clay, we shifted that focus, and suddenly, now moving forward, we see ourselves as a veteran service organization that's using disaster response.
The pastoral communities are using this poison to target predators, and in return, the vultures are falling victim to this.
They use ambiguity that comes from using technology.
I was to the point where I was using a stopwatch and painting squares out of randomness, and I wasn't getting anywhere.
But the person who put it back together, instead of hiding the cracks, decided to emphasize them, using gold lacquer to repair it.
She replied, I also know about [sanitary pads], but myself and my sisters, if they start using that, we have to cut our family milk budget.
What is the connection between using a sanitary pad and a milk budget?
She suspects I am using as a trump card to run behind medical college girls.
That's why I am giving this machine only in rural India, for rural women, because in India, [you'll be] surprised, only two percent of women are using sanitary pads.
The rest, they're using a rag cloth, a leaf, husk, [saw] dust, everything except sanitary pads.
Arunachalam Muruganantham: The thing I saw in my wife's hand, "Why are you using that nasty cloth?"
She replied immediately, "I know about napkins, but if I start using napkins, then we have to cut our family milk budget."
A school dropout saw your problem in the society of not using sanitary pad.
But now, the enemies of democracy are using this very method to sell us fear and hate and vanity.
And furthermore, if you want it to last a long time out in rural areas, it has to be repairable using the local tools, materials and knowledge in those contexts.
So what's exciting about this system is that it's really, really mechanically simple, and you could make it using technology that's been around for hundreds of years.
Now also being engineering scientists, we were able to quantify the performance benefits of the Leveraged Freedom Chair, so here are some shots of our trial in Guatemala where we tested the LFC on village terrain, and tested people's biomechanical outputs, their oxygen consumption, how fast they go, how much power they're putting out, both in their regular wheelchairs and using the LFC, and we found that the LFC is about 80 percent faster going on these terrains than a normal wheelchair.
And this picture was taken in India in our last field trial, where we had a 90-percent adoption rate where people switched to using our Leveraged Freedom Chair over their normal wheelchair, and this picture specifically is of Ashok, and Ashok had a spinal injury when he fell out of a tree, and he had been working at a tailor, but once he was injured he wasn't able to transport himself from his house over a kilometer to his shop in his normal wheelchair.
The first way is that they're actually able to resolve small detail in the context of clutter, and though that means being able to read the fine print on a prescription rather than using magnifier glasses, you can actually do it with just your eyesight.
Why do you keep using the word jihad in your Friday sermons?
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