On Sunday, 22nd May, 2016, an interactive session to encourage awareness about the Technology Vision 2035, and its relevance to us as Indians has been arranged. The programme will include a lecture by Devesh Rajadhyax (Founder, Cere Labs), who will introduce the audience to Technology Vision 2035. ‘How critical is technology to our future?’ will be the topic of discussion for our eminent panelists who are experts in fields such as IT Services, Pharmaceuticals, Foreign Policy, Water, and ICT. Interaction with the audience and a Q&A session will follow. More details of this event are found at http://techxpla.com/event/sunday-morning-with-tv2035-discussions-on-technology-vision-2035/

1. SUNDAY MORNING
WITH
TECHNOLOGY VISION
Speaker - Devesh Rajadhyax 22th May 2016

2. Agenda

3. Why
did they prepare it?
Agenda
should I pay attention?
What

4. Vision can drive

5. Looking back
Did great: Space, Nuclear
Did good: Services, Roads
Lagged behind: Healthcare
Adopted by:
Ministries, Companies, Institutions

6. Making of the vision
Direct - 5000 experts
Indirect – 20000 knowledgeable people
4 years

7. Important for all
Students
Businesspersons
Professionals
Academicians

8. Timeline and Lead actors

9. Why
Agenda
What is Technology Vision 2035?

10. What is this vision?
Not prediction
Not foresight
Not projection
It’s a prescription for our future

11. The Vision
Technology is at the service of the citizen
Its role is to ensure Security, Prosperity and Identity for
every citizen

12. Population
Analysis
In 2035, there will
be 1.5 billion
Indians
They will fall inThey will fall in
diverse segments
The needs of
different segments
are different

13. Prerogatives
A simple and ingenious way to represent the complex
matrix of population segment and needs is Prerogatives

14. 14

15. Clarity of purpose - 1
Our energy targets will
include capacity
creation for 1,000 GW of
power generation at thepower generation at the
national level, with 50%
of this target coming
from renewable
resources…
- Prerogative ‘24x7
energy’

16. Clarity of purpose - 2
…technology should enable
us to reach public
transportation within 1 km
from our home. No place
will be more than 3 hours
away from district
will be more than 3 hours
away from district
headquarters, 5 hours away
from state capital and 8
hours from national
capital.
- Prerogative ‘Safe and speedy
mobility’

17. Technologies for
prerogatives
Each prerogative is linked to technologies that
can bring the prerogative into reality
Technologies are divided into four stages

18. Prerogative and technology – An
Example
Prerogative: Quality Education,
Livelihood and Creative Opportunities
Technology: Personalized Virtual
TeachersTeachers

19. Grand challenges
Elimination of female and child anaemia
Taking the railway to Leh and Tawang

20. Technology alphabet-1
Artificial Intelligence
Bioluminescence
C
DD
E
F
G
Holography

21. Technology alphabet-2
Intelligent transport system
J
K
LL
M
Nanobots
O
P

22. Technology alphabet-3
Q
R
Self healing roads
TransgeneticsTransgenetics
U
V
Wearable devices
X, Y Z

23. THANK YOUTHANK YOU
Devesh Rajadhyax
devesh.rajadhyax@cerelabs.com
098191 06055
www.facebook.com/devesh.rajadhyax