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Goa Using AI-Powered Robots to Save Lives on Beaches

Both the AI-monitored camera-based systems can monitor the surroundings, assess and detect risks, and share real-time information with on-duty lifeguards so they may respond faster to avoid tragic incidents.

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Goa Using Self-Driving, AI-Powered Robots As Lifeguards On Beaches

In a first-of-its-kind innovation, Drishti Marine, Goa's state-appointed lifeguard organisation, has introduced artificial intelligence (AI) in the form of Aurus, a self-driving robot and Triton,

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Over 100 eggs laid by Olive Ridley turtles on various beaches in state

Over 100 eggs laid by Olive Ridley turtles on various beaches in state
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DML helps 47 differently abled persons enjoy sea outing at Goa Fest

Jammu Tawi: In a unique initiative, as many as 47 differently abled persons, who were delegates at the recently concluded ‘Purple Fest’, got an opportunity of a lifetime to wade into the sea off Panaji’s popular Miramar beach, with the help of Drishti Marine’s trained lifeguards. The “Purple Fest: Celebrating Diversity,” organized by the Goa

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With beaches closed, Goa s waterfalls beckon

With beaches closed, Goa s waterfalls beckon By IANS | 1 Views Sinquerim: The Baga Beach bears a deserted look after the Goa Government invoked Section 144 in the wake of increasing cases of COVID-19 (coronavirus), in Sinquerim on March 21, 2020. . Image Source: IANS News Panaji, July 11 : With beaches out of bounds due to the ongoing monsoons, fun seekers appear to have made a beeline for Goa s waterfalls, which are abound in the state s hinterland in the lower reaches of the Western ghats mountain range during the rainy season. Popular waterfalls like Dudhsagar, Charvane, Surla, Bamonbudo, Hirvem, have seen a steady stream of visitors, even amid the ongoing state-level Covid-19 curfew, where the pounding of streams of white, cascading water provides a perfect contrast in the oppressive pandemic season.

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