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"Science is best taught in a hands-on manner. For around $10 per student (plus fabric or other materials), they can create wearable circuits that will teach them not only about how circuits work, but also the fine motor skills involved in sewing, the planning skills associated with creating schematic diagrams, and the challenge of planning out more intricate circuits."

"I have three simple ways to remember which way round an LED goes in a circuit. "

Learn how NASA scientists are able to explore new worlds! This Mars rover, based off NASA's Opportunity, gathers and displays light information from the environment as it drives. Control it wirelessly using the remote trigger and a household remote control!

"Let's say you load up a piano. Then, instead of using the computer keyboard buttons to play the piano, you can hook up the MaKey MaKey to something fun, like bananas, and the bananas become your piano keys"

"A robot built with littleBits that follows a drawn line and serves treats from the snack bowl mounted on top."

7 GIANT TECH MOMENTS THAT HAS HIT THE HEADLINES SO FAR IN THE WEEK 39, 2016 Researchers from University of Cantebury, New Zealand has restored the first ever programmed music, 'God Save the King'. Alan Turing, known for breaking the enigma code and pioneering machine intelligence is also undeniably the father of electronic music.

In Fintech industry, artificial intelligence (AI) is continuously growing in the global scenario at a significant pace. The report deeply studies the current state of AI in Fintech industry.