Indian student created a pendant for social distance

New delhi date. March 26, 2020, Thursday

Do you want to keep others one meter away from corona virus infection? Do you have trouble keeping distance? So one of the engineering students from Punjab had figured out how to keep the front one meter away. Praveen Kumar Das from Lovely University has created a tool called 'armor' that lifts and shines when a person comes close to the shield holder.

Beep beeps are also reminded that the wearer (holder) has to wash his hands every 30 minutes, which can be worn as a pendant. It also has a temperature sensor that alerts the body of the shield holder via SMS if the temperature is too high.

The 'shield' is cheap and can be worn, including LEDs, Wii Breasters, controllers, batteries, human body temperature sensors, ultrasonic sensors, switches and storage, "Das told reporters. 'I saw that people were having difficulty keeping a safe distance from each other, even though it was very necessary. I thought that the reminder we give to each other is not enough. We need constant reminders. That's why I created this pendant, "Das said.

After the sale is ready, the cost of this equipment can be around Rs. But if one buys in quantity, it should cost 400 rupees, ”Das added. According to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, infection without social distancing medicine is a cure.