Galgotias University can’t catch a break. Amid the controversy of the robotic dog showcased at the India AI Impact Summit, the Noida-based institute is facing fresh scrutiny over claims of building a soccer drone from scratch.
Despite the university claiming that the soccer drone was developed entirely through in-house engineering, spanning design to application, claims have emerged that the creation isn’t theirs to claim; rather it has been developed by a South Korean firm.
The fresh row erupted on the same day that Galgotias University was reportedly asked to leave the India AI Impact Summit expo area in New Delhi.
So, what’s going on? We get you all the answers on this ongoing Galgotias’ scandal.
On Wednesday (February 18), the Noida-based University asserted that it had built a soccer drone from scratch. In a video emerging from the India AI Impact Summit, which has now gone viral, Communications Professor Neha Singh from Galgotias University can be seen saying, “This is an interesting device. Its end-to-end engineering to its application, everything has been developed in the university.”
She also claimed that Galgotias had developed India’s first “drone soccer arena” on its campus. “So they basically, from the end-to-end engineering to the application, we have a simulation lab to an application arena, and that’s India’s first soccer arena on campus,” one can hear her saying in the video.
One more fraud by Galgotias University
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