The document provides a series of questions and answers related to technology and innovation. Key highlights include the Intel 4004 as the first microprocessor, the world's smallest satellite 'Kalamsat', and Japan having the most robots. It also mentions notable figures such as Vijay Bhatkar in supercomputing and Alan Turing's contributions to artificial intelligence.

1. TECHNO
QUIZ

2. Which was the First microprocessor developed and by whom?
Answer:
Intel 4004, 4-bit CPU released by
Intel Corporation in 1971.

3. Who is known as the father of Indian supercomputing?
Answer:
Vijay Bhatkar, best known as the
architect of India's national initiative in
supercomputing where he led the
development of Param supercomputers.
He is a Padma Bhushan, Padma Shri and
Maharashtra Bhushan awardee.

4. What is the size of the smallest ever satellite?
Answer:
The 'KalamSat', named after APJ Abdul
Kalam, is the world's smallest satellite –
with a weight of 64grams.

5. Which country in the world has the maximum no of robots
working?
Answer: JAPAN

6. Which is the first Indian web browser launched in 2010?
Answer:
EPIC,
--it is privacy centric
--developed by hidden reflex
from chromium source code

7. Which is the first computer Virus?
Answer:
Creeper Virus
What is the full form of “DRONE”?
Answer:
Dynamic Remotely Operated Navigation
Equipment

8. Which is the first company to bring CDMA technology
to the market?
Answer:
Qualcomm
When did IT act came into force in India?
Answer:
2000
Introduced by Pramod Mahajan

9. Which protocols are used to send and receive Email?
Answer:
POP3 to receive, SMTP to send
(Post Office Protocol ) (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)
In which year was the first email sent?
Answer:
1971

10. What is the phobia of being out of mobile contact called?
Answer:
Nomophobia

11. What is the amount of waste left on moon by humans?
Answer:
500000 pounds/226796.185 kgs,
it includes:
--objects left to see affect of radiation
--litter left by NASA astronauts in between 1969 to
1972.
--the unimportant equipments which weren’t
necessary to bring back.

12. Who is largely responsible for breaking the German Enigma codes, created
a test that provided a foundation for artificial intelligence?
Answer:
Alan Turing

13. What is the most advanced AI in the world?
Answer:
SOPHIA, the human-like robot developed by Hanson
Robots.

14. When was the humanoid “SOPHIA” first turned on?
Answer:
Feb 14 ,2016
Sophia has 62 different facial and neck mechanisms to
create the natural-looking movements

15. What were the names of the Facebook’s AI chatbots?
Answer:
Bob and Alice

16. In Japan, napping on the job is considered honorable.