Japanese Professor Invented Taste the TV (TTTV) to Taste the Food on Screen A Japanese professor has developed a prototype lickable TV display screen that may imitate meal flavors, some other step in the direction of growing a multi-sensory viewing experience. The tool, referred to as Taste the TV (TTTV), makes use of a carousel of 10 flavor canisters that spray in the mixture to create the flavor of specific meals. The flavor type then rolls on hygienic film over a flat TV display screen for the viewer to try. In the COVID-19 era, this type of era can beautify the manner in which human beings join and interact with…

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Indigenous Knowledge in Bangladesh Strength, Weakness, and Solution In Bangladesh, applying Indigenous Knowledge for disaster risk reduction and disaster forecasting is very effective to some extent, but there is a problem completely dependent on that; So, the strengths  of Indigenous Knowledge are as follows; 1) Resistant structures (houses and boats that survive storms). 2) Resource management (water storage against drought). 3) Disaster forecasting (by observing the signs in nature). 4) Floating seedbeds in water-logged conditions. 5) Construction of floating platforms for cattle refuge during floods. 6) Building earthen embankments supported by bamboo fences and grass planting to reduce flood erosion. 7) Early cyclone warning systems in coastal areas.8) Shifting cultivation…

My Testimonial for the Japan 2011 Tsunami Victims Raman has good experience in studying disaster-related topics from school. He realized the real sorrow of the victims throughout the world disaster event. Great East Earthquake Japan 2011, Kashmir Earthquake 2004, Thailand Flood. So, He feels from the core of his heart to support the victims anyway.   Then an opportunity comes to stay with the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami 2011 victims and do something novel for them. He did volunteer work in the victim’s temporary housing like cleaning the kitchen, window, floor, door, AC, and Dust Extinguisher, and had a happy talk with them all day long. What they…

Earthquake Measurer: How to measure the earthquake actual epicenter Earthquake is one of the most common disasters in the recent world. Earthquake is not a recent disastrous event. It has a long history of occurrence. From the beginning of the earth’s formation earthquake is happening every day in a small or big magnitude. The ancient people did not know the actual cause of the earthquake. The world is getting more knowledge and technology to explore natural events. Uncivilized people think that earthquake is caused by God’s will. But recent technology proves that this is a natural process like as wind blows from east to west or west to east or…