
Oh
[Music]
hello everyone I’m lead scientist of
Kalam Satine and I’m lead engineer of
columns 13 so there is a divide between
engineers and scientists which one is
spherical best and but which one is
actually feasible so we think we are a
small example of what happens when both
science and engineering combines
together and so here both the lead
scientist an lead engineer are here to
tell a story so in the ending of my
graduation I’m curious with my like oh
sorry for my opportunities I was in a
quest I want to explore beyond the skies
but I need a good team and I need the
opportunity when I was searching for it
it’s a very big part like touching the
satellite you have to do a graduation
then here the post graduation then
submarine research papers and then you
might get an opportunity to work with
satellites but then I met this guy he
fought in this age he was doing the
experiments on satellites astronomic and
such big things you could even only
imagine it inspired me and then I was
like this the guy should be with so my
interest in the space research started
when I was a little kid because
obviously my dad is my inspiration he is
a scientist as well as an Austrian
astronomer
so in the backyard of our home we used
to have a telescope every night me and
my dad go to the backyard and was the
magnificient sky on the stars out there
as a child we all want to take slow the
sky at least one time we all wanted to
became a pilot or astronaut or explore
the space but when we grow up older and
older
the thing will fade away and we will get
the new dreams but that didn’t happen to
me I wanted to professionally enter into
the space research to enter that we need
a spark to enter anything professionally
we need a spark that moment happened
when I was 6 years old me and my dad are
watching the lawn
it’s rose GSLV Marquand lifting off with
inset for see which busted off after 72
seconds due to the trajectory correction
and trajectory error so that moment as a
child I was only 6 years old I don’t
know the seriousness of launching a
satellite into space I asked my dad what
hell is this dad is they don’t know is
they just don’t know how to just send a
satellite into space is that that hard
to send a satellite into space out of
the curiosity I asked my dad no the
field reality he didn’t scold at me or
did a nothing he just asked me to come
in friend and told dear son yeah it is
very easy to launch that like you will
realize how easy it is when you are
launching your own satellite in the
future and out of curiosity I challenged
my dad see that even before graduating I
launched my own satellite and you will
be there to see the launch and that is
how I get into the space research field
and me and my dad the days went smoothly
we started spending time together with
research but suddenly all of the things
will change and shattered off I mean I
was 10 years old my dad passed away
after that there was no one to guide me
in the field there was no one to help me
with the research all the things I got
is a slow 2g internet connection in my
village so I used the internet asked my
teacher I started learning about all the
space research and technology I started
building the basic circuits like motor
and lights and resistors when I was 4
years world and written my first
computer code with Q basic language when
I was 4 years old and after that I
started learning learning by myself but
whatever you learn you cannot build a
satellite as a lonely person so that is
what the teamwork comes in individually
you can achieve such less and teamwork
with team well you can achieve to great
success so we need a perfect team the
one with different ideas different
backgrounds which
same vision because that is wavy want to
end up in the end so our ma’am dr.
somatic hasten she helped us find a
perfect team
the one with everyone having the same
determination in same passion towards
the field so we started our journey like
that so we define what the perfect team
is not everyone should not everyone
should think in the same way they should
think in a different place but they
should have the same goal that is
because when we have different views and
different opinions when there is a
problem comes there will be different
solutions you can choose which one is
best it is the weak point of the team
project at the same time it is the
strongest strongest point of doing a
project and it is all about how you’re
handling the team handling a team is
like an artist handling a glass craft to
make it beautiful if you do a mistake he
can cut it and put that and paste it
somewhere else but he should be aware at
any point he should not break that
because that is the team spirit then
your team member tells something good
you can accept that but then something
is wrong that should not be accepted you
should strictly tell it is not good but
in a correct manner so no one feels bad
about that so that is what called as the
team chemistry you should not let your
team down and you always make them feel
happy as well as I’m a meme creator also
so whenever my team feel sad or
something I will just create a meme for
them and just dedicate to them and we
all will broke into the laughter and
because it will the work will be easy
when it is fun that is what we are
following so indeed with this good theme
will have happy endings forever but the
thing is we started our journey in the
beginning it was all easy like we do our
math every day we get learned we get to
learn new stuff and then we sleep with
an estimating via cup we realized this
thing is not going to work everything
they did was wrong
again we had to do a math again then he
will come back with new solution and
then we build a one more step towards a
satellite doing a research especially in
the space
research field it looks very beautiful
when you’re looking from outside it is
like climbing a mountain or diving into
the deep ocean like it looks beautiful
from outside but when you get deeper and
deeper and higher and higher it will
become harder and harder but the
motivation that secrets inside your
heart itself it will help to overcome
all the hardness and the moral support
it will give so that is how we overcame
all the things and that is why we are
here now and we know they’re coming from
different backgrounds so we won’t accept
everything that easily remember if at
the time we are doing the debugging you
and we never fighting and it was not a
solution and even when the structure was
being the same the way it was an issue
and the integrity was also part of the
Commission yeah being a team you should
not and you don’t need to agree on
everything because we all are from
different backgrounds our because to
tell simply if I love biani he lost a
Manolo he he lost some other disc Anna
it is a basic thing I just want to
explain the scenario in simple terms so
this is like that only because you
cannot expect your team to think in the
same way as you think but it is good
because everyone thinks in the different
manner and combining in all together we
give you the best results so this is
what happened so this is our third
project Callum sir before that we had
two more projects in the second project
which is a 1kg CubeSat the thing is we
made a satellite you are sitting and we
are just discussing about launch
providers you wanted to send a satellite
to the space for an orbit but that was
sad evening we were searching the money
they asked for launching a satellite was
in lakhs we are students so we couldn’t
afford the lakhs of rupees so I was just
sitting depressed
yeah actually you wanted to launch the
satellites from your childhood you got a
very good team you built your first
first satellite successfully and
launched it using your weather balloon
but then you are on the second mission
you want we were wanting it to
launched by the rocket but when you
realize it caused tens of lakhs you will
get depressed but we don’t want to work
with the depressed mind on tens mine for
example if the CPU gets water heater
it will Hanks so we have to get cooler
that done so the same thing applies for
the human brain also so what I did is to
overcome that sadness we asked our mom
to prepare some nice gulab jamun so
you’re sitting at a table there was a
depressing self frustrating and he was
just thinking I am like and I fell just
thinking let’s allow this looks tasty
and if my people have joined and I was
about to have a gulab jamun yeah he was
about to eat the gulab jamun I stopped
his hand like this and took out the
gulab jamun like this before naming this
satellite has a column satellite we
codenamed his codename the satellite as
project GJ because the moment I took the
gulab jamun out of the thing I just
wondered why don’t I build a satellite
which is light and small as a gulab
jamun because space is fully depend upon
the weight and the volume when the shelf
then this payload gets smaller and
lighter
you will spend smaller money so that is
the bar that is how the concept of world
smaller satellite born from a piece of
gulab jamun and he and it is all about
how we are visualizing the things so we
started like the journey began it is not
easy to consider satellite it is not
even easy to catch the gulab jamun in
real world
so this tired of work step by step it
has such complication to onboard
computers it have lab on sensors and
power system it have our to radiation
payloads
Giga mula counter but this all things
should fit inside a 3 point 8 centimeter
cube to make it more complex all of the
satellite system are controlled by set
of eight libraries and about 2000 lines
of codes even a small semicolon miss can
write all your dreams from your
childhood and this is what happened yeah
there is actually happen so last day it
was a last day we heard of she power
satellite in 15 hours or else NASA will
not accept us now so we were sitting the
harder was rigid everything was perfect
all we need was coding in perfect answer
and then which tied our test and the
answer wasn’t gibberish we are not
getting any answer actually we are going
through the final check manova
so we realized we the data is coming out
but each character is in different
languages and we realized it is due to
the ASCII code error and all these try
to fix the dot fix that successfully and
reprogrammed the entire satellite within
orna but it turned into a bigger
disaster at least we used to get a
output in some language now the
satellite fully stopped working it is a
bit we have only two hours to ship that
to the virginia the courier under the
hardship that is with special courier
who is waiting outside so we have to
complete that down
within two hours there the coding team
you know the coding team so we didn’t
know what exactly was happening on the
screens just goes for going up and down
and you’re frustrated we were shouting
on them bro do it do it do it do it
actually I’m not only the lead scientist
I am the programmer of the satellite
also Bobbitt me I have my co member
Vinay Bhardwaj so what we did is we just
closed the system we just went out got
some air it ate some ice cream and rest
he will tell we had no idea what was
happening they went out they came in
they fixed the problem
Swiss and the satellite everything was
fine out of curiosity that made we asked
bro what happened why we will do and
they were like we went out we had a
scheme and came I mean I scream when
they saved our lives
yeah actually what happened is when you
get tense as I told before our human
brain is also like a CPU when you get
tensed
it won’t work as you expect you need to
chill that out I don’t want to work in a
situation where I get tensed so what we
do is then something wrong or something
unexpected is happening I just want to
chill my brain like I did here and we
just came back and fix that it is
because you
to the overflow of the data through the
serial port and we fix that and the
sadly started working perfectly we ship
with that within the one-way the
satellite past the all ground tests and
then it was a day of the launch t-minus
five minutes we were all going crazy you
know a lab just sitting and watching the
satellite the rocket over there yeah
actually it is unforgettable and very
big moment for all of our life that is
the moment we all waited for because
when we are launching our first
satellite back in 2015 even lot of big
scientist and a lot of experts also told
why you students are concentrating in
this kind of research you have to study
first you have to settle up in the life
after that you can peacefully do the
research but we don’t want to wait for
that time because even we won’t be we
want to even the school students should
get the access to space like in USA and
other countries so we didn’t Vator
and somehow everything went good and
that is the moment of truth it was three
two one liftoff liftoff
all our shouting all shouting but I
can’t hear nothing my ears went off all
I can hear is the promise I made to my
dad that occurred in Meijer he I told
that you will be dad you will be dad to
watch my lunch but he is not there with
me but I just thought his soul would be
seeing that and he saw would be proud of
the thing what we did you do not have
been possible without teamwork CV humans
we are gifted like we have flexible we
can come down we can bend down like we
are like a jigsaw puzzle and if you bend
down at the carrot place the credit
opportunity then the bigger picture is
beautiful
that is how we did he has a team de
compromised where we should and didn’t
weigh we shouldn’t and hence the kalam
shot was a success
yeah it is more than when you do
something alone it can go to the some
extent but when you do it this that
thing as a team
you can achieve anything you want we
talked a lot about here about the
leadership team management and all but
the main thing is the vision you all
have seen a gulab jamun have changed our
life
yes gulab jamun it is all about every
day you are facing lot of things and
there are a lot of objects over there it
is about the point of view you are
seeing that and that is how we seen that
is our that is how our vision work done
aglow German and we just want to tell
you that a gulab jamun can change your
life thank you thank you
[Applause]
[Music]
hello everyone I’m lead scientist of
Kalam Satine and I’m lead engineer of
columns 13 so there is a divide between
engineers and scientists which one is
spherical best and but which one is
actually feasible so we think we are a
small example of what happens when both
science and engineering combines
together and so here both the lead
scientist an lead engineer are here to
tell a story so in the ending of my
graduation I’m curious with my like oh
sorry for my opportunities I was in a
quest I want to explore beyond the skies
but I need a good team and I need the
opportunity when I was searching for it
it’s a very big part like touching the
satellite you have to do a graduation
then here the post graduation then
submarine research papers and then you
might get an opportunity to work with
satellites but then I met this guy he
fought in this age he was doing the
experiments on satellites astronomic and
such big things you could even only
imagine it inspired me and then I was
like this the guy should be with so my
interest in the space research started
when I was a little kid because
obviously my dad is my inspiration he is
a scientist as well as an Austrian
astronomer
so in the backyard of our home we used
to have a telescope every night me and
my dad go to the backyard and was the
magnificient sky on the stars out there
as a child we all want to take slow the
sky at least one time we all wanted to
became a pilot or astronaut or explore
the space but when we grow up older and
older
the thing will fade away and we will get
the new dreams but that didn’t happen to
me I wanted to professionally enter into
the space research to enter that we need
a spark to enter anything professionally
we need a spark that moment happened
when I was 6 years old me and my dad are
watching the lawn
it’s rose GSLV Marquand lifting off with
inset for see which busted off after 72
seconds due to the trajectory correction
and trajectory error so that moment as a
child I was only 6 years old I don’t
know the seriousness of launching a
satellite into space I asked my dad what
hell is this dad is they don’t know is
they just don’t know how to just send a
satellite into space is that that hard
to send a satellite into space out of
the curiosity I asked my dad no the
field reality he didn’t scold at me or
did a nothing he just asked me to come
in friend and told dear son yeah it is
very easy to launch that like you will
realize how easy it is when you are
launching your own satellite in the
future and out of curiosity I challenged
my dad see that even before graduating I
launched my own satellite and you will
be there to see the launch and that is
how I get into the space research field
and me and my dad the days went smoothly
we started spending time together with
research but suddenly all of the things
will change and shattered off I mean I
was 10 years old my dad passed away
after that there was no one to guide me
in the field there was no one to help me
with the research all the things I got
is a slow 2g internet connection in my
village so I used the internet asked my
teacher I started learning about all the
space research and technology I started
building the basic circuits like motor
and lights and resistors when I was 4
years world and written my first
computer code with Q basic language when
I was 4 years old and after that I
started learning learning by myself but
whatever you learn you cannot build a
satellite as a lonely person so that is
what the teamwork comes in individually
you can achieve such less and teamwork
with team well you can achieve to great
success so we need a perfect team the
one with different ideas different
backgrounds which
same vision because that is wavy want to
end up in the end so our ma’am dr.
somatic hasten she helped us find a
perfect team
the one with everyone having the same
determination in same passion towards
the field so we started our journey like
that so we define what the perfect team
is not everyone should not everyone
should think in the same way they should
think in a different place but they
should have the same goal that is
because when we have different views and
different opinions when there is a
problem comes there will be different
solutions you can choose which one is
best it is the weak point of the team
project at the same time it is the
strongest strongest point of doing a
project and it is all about how you’re
handling the team handling a team is
like an artist handling a glass craft to
make it beautiful if you do a mistake he
can cut it and put that and paste it
somewhere else but he should be aware at
any point he should not break that
because that is the team spirit then
your team member tells something good
you can accept that but then something
is wrong that should not be accepted you
should strictly tell it is not good but
in a correct manner so no one feels bad
about that so that is what called as the
team chemistry you should not let your
team down and you always make them feel
happy as well as I’m a meme creator also
so whenever my team feel sad or
something I will just create a meme for
them and just dedicate to them and we
all will broke into the laughter and
because it will the work will be easy
when it is fun that is what we are
following so indeed with this good theme
will have happy endings forever but the
thing is we started our journey in the
beginning it was all easy like we do our
math every day we get learned we get to
learn new stuff and then we sleep with
an estimating via cup we realized this
thing is not going to work everything
they did was wrong
again we had to do a math again then he
will come back with new solution and
then we build a one more step towards a
satellite doing a research especially in
the space
research field it looks very beautiful
when you’re looking from outside it is
like climbing a mountain or diving into
the deep ocean like it looks beautiful
from outside but when you get deeper and
deeper and higher and higher it will
become harder and harder but the
motivation that secrets inside your
heart itself it will help to overcome
all the hardness and the moral support
it will give so that is how we overcame
all the things and that is why we are
here now and we know they’re coming from
different backgrounds so we won’t accept
everything that easily remember if at
the time we are doing the debugging you
and we never fighting and it was not a
solution and even when the structure was
being the same the way it was an issue
and the integrity was also part of the
Commission yeah being a team you should
not and you don’t need to agree on
everything because we all are from
different backgrounds our because to
tell simply if I love biani he lost a
Manolo he he lost some other disc Anna
it is a basic thing I just want to
explain the scenario in simple terms so
this is like that only because you
cannot expect your team to think in the
same way as you think but it is good
because everyone thinks in the different
manner and combining in all together we
give you the best results so this is
what happened so this is our third
project Callum sir before that we had
two more projects in the second project
which is a 1kg CubeSat the thing is we
made a satellite you are sitting and we
are just discussing about launch
providers you wanted to send a satellite
to the space for an orbit but that was
sad evening we were searching the money
they asked for launching a satellite was
in lakhs we are students so we couldn’t
afford the lakhs of rupees so I was just
sitting depressed
yeah actually you wanted to launch the
satellites from your childhood you got a
very good team you built your first
first satellite successfully and
launched it using your weather balloon
but then you are on the second mission
you want we were wanting it to
launched by the rocket but when you
realize it caused tens of lakhs you will
get depressed but we don’t want to work
with the depressed mind on tens mine for
example if the CPU gets water heater
it will Hanks so we have to get cooler
that done so the same thing applies for
the human brain also so what I did is to
overcome that sadness we asked our mom
to prepare some nice gulab jamun so
you’re sitting at a table there was a
depressing self frustrating and he was
just thinking I am like and I fell just
thinking let’s allow this looks tasty
and if my people have joined and I was
about to have a gulab jamun yeah he was
about to eat the gulab jamun I stopped
his hand like this and took out the
gulab jamun like this before naming this
satellite has a column satellite we
codenamed his codename the satellite as
project GJ because the moment I took the
gulab jamun out of the thing I just
wondered why don’t I build a satellite
which is light and small as a gulab
jamun because space is fully depend upon
the weight and the volume when the shelf
then this payload gets smaller and
lighter
you will spend smaller money so that is
the bar that is how the concept of world
smaller satellite born from a piece of
gulab jamun and he and it is all about
how we are visualizing the things so we
started like the journey began it is not
easy to consider satellite it is not
even easy to catch the gulab jamun in
real world
so this tired of work step by step it
has such complication to onboard
computers it have lab on sensors and
power system it have our to radiation
payloads
Giga mula counter but this all things
should fit inside a 3 point 8 centimeter
cube to make it more complex all of the
satellite system are controlled by set
of eight libraries and about 2000 lines
of codes even a small semicolon miss can
write all your dreams from your
childhood and this is what happened yeah
there is actually happen so last day it
was a last day we heard of she power
satellite in 15 hours or else NASA will
not accept us now so we were sitting the
harder was rigid everything was perfect
all we need was coding in perfect answer
and then which tied our test and the
answer wasn’t gibberish we are not
getting any answer actually we are going
through the final check manova
so we realized we the data is coming out
but each character is in different
languages and we realized it is due to
the ASCII code error and all these try
to fix the dot fix that successfully and
reprogrammed the entire satellite within
orna but it turned into a bigger
disaster at least we used to get a
output in some language now the
satellite fully stopped working it is a
bit we have only two hours to ship that
to the virginia the courier under the
hardship that is with special courier
who is waiting outside so we have to
complete that down
within two hours there the coding team
you know the coding team so we didn’t
know what exactly was happening on the
screens just goes for going up and down
and you’re frustrated we were shouting
on them bro do it do it do it do it
actually I’m not only the lead scientist
I am the programmer of the satellite
also Bobbitt me I have my co member
Vinay Bhardwaj so what we did is we just
closed the system we just went out got
some air it ate some ice cream and rest
he will tell we had no idea what was
happening they went out they came in
they fixed the problem
Swiss and the satellite everything was
fine out of curiosity that made we asked
bro what happened why we will do and
they were like we went out we had a
scheme and came I mean I scream when
they saved our lives
yeah actually what happened is when you
get tense as I told before our human
brain is also like a CPU when you get
tensed
it won’t work as you expect you need to
chill that out I don’t want to work in a
situation where I get tensed so what we
do is then something wrong or something
unexpected is happening I just want to
chill my brain like I did here and we
just came back and fix that it is
because you
to the overflow of the data through the
serial port and we fix that and the
sadly started working perfectly we ship
with that within the one-way the
satellite past the all ground tests and
then it was a day of the launch t-minus
five minutes we were all going crazy you
know a lab just sitting and watching the
satellite the rocket over there yeah
actually it is unforgettable and very
big moment for all of our life that is
the moment we all waited for because
when we are launching our first
satellite back in 2015 even lot of big
scientist and a lot of experts also told
why you students are concentrating in
this kind of research you have to study
first you have to settle up in the life
after that you can peacefully do the
research but we don’t want to wait for
that time because even we won’t be we
want to even the school students should
get the access to space like in USA and
other countries so we didn’t Vator
and somehow everything went good and
that is the moment of truth it was three
two one liftoff liftoff
all our shouting all shouting but I
can’t hear nothing my ears went off all
I can hear is the promise I made to my
dad that occurred in Meijer he I told
that you will be dad you will be dad to
watch my lunch but he is not there with
me but I just thought his soul would be
seeing that and he saw would be proud of
the thing what we did you do not have
been possible without teamwork CV humans
we are gifted like we have flexible we
can come down we can bend down like we
are like a jigsaw puzzle and if you bend
down at the carrot place the credit
opportunity then the bigger picture is
beautiful
that is how we did he has a team de
compromised where we should and didn’t
weigh we shouldn’t and hence the kalam
shot was a success
yeah it is more than when you do
something alone it can go to the some
extent but when you do it this that
thing as a team
you can achieve anything you want we
talked a lot about here about the
leadership team management and all but
the main thing is the vision you all
have seen a gulab jamun have changed our
life
yes gulab jamun it is all about every
day you are facing lot of things and
there are a lot of objects over there it
is about the point of view you are
seeing that and that is how we seen that
is our that is how our vision work done
aglow German and we just want to tell
you that a gulab jamun can change your
life thank you thank you
[Applause]
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