Alexandra Jones
Digging into robotics, building a low-budget lifesaver: Vandan Patel at TEDxYouth@Auckland
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Student by day. Developer by night. Vandan Patel is making plans to solve the world’s need for cheap technology. Right now he is a 15-year-old software engineer making solutions for start-ups and creating robots in his living room. He can use the programming languages C# and Java and he’s on the verge of creating his own company. Central to what he wants to achieve with his talents in technology is his belief in the community-minded principles of volunteer organisation BAPS NZ. Part of a worldwide network the ethos of BAPS is to care for the world by caring for its societies, families and individuals and its members donate hours of their time to serve others. Other ambitions: to become New Zealand’s best innovator.
http://vandan.me
https://twitter.com/nzVandan
http://tedxyouthauckland.com
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