Asian Revolution

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Report by Gian Ericka D. Arcega
 Science and technology in Asia is varied depending on
the country and time. in the past, the Asian civilizations
most notable to their contributions to science and
technology where India, China and West Asian
civilization.

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At present, probably the most notable country in Asia in terms of its technological
and scientific achievement is Japan, which is particularly known for its electronics
and automobile products. In recent years, China and India have also once again
become major contributors to science and technology. Other contries are also
notable in other scientific fields such as chemical and physical achievements.
 CHINA
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 Ancient Chinese scientists and engineers made
significant inventions.
 Among the earliest inventions were the abacus, the
sundial and the Kongming lantern.
 The Four Great Inventions : the compass,
gunpowder, papermaking, and printing.
 The Jesuit China mission of the 16th and 17th centuries
introduced Western science and astronomy.
China’s Technological Contribution
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 PAPER
 PRINTING
 COMPASS
 GUNPOWDER
 THE ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE
 HOVERBOARDS
 OPTICALL FIBERS USED FOR
COMMUNICATIONS
 JAPAN
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 Science and technology in Japan has developed rapidly after
the Second World War, which has affected and advancement
of vehicles and technology, consumer electronics, robotics,
medical devices, space exploration, and the film industry.
 Japan’s focus on intensive mathematics education and the
reverence for engineers in Japanese culture aids engineering
talent development, which has produced advances in
automotive engines, television display technology,
videogames, optical clocks, and many other fields.
 Japan is also advanced in robotics, restaurants, and
hospitals.
Japan’s Technological Developments
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CD PLAYER
PORTABLE CALCULATOR
ELECTRIC RICE COOKER.
 KOREA
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 Koreans have made contributions to science and
technology from ancient to modern times. In the present,
South Korea plays an active role in the ongoing Digital
Revolution, with one of the largest electronics industries
and most innovative economics in the world.
 In 2006, Samsung Techwin released the Samsung SGR-
A1, a sentry guard robot designed to replace human
counterparts at the Korea Demilitarized Zone. It is the
first of its kind to have surveillance, tracking, firing, and
voice-recognition systems built into a single unit.
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 In terms of physical science, Giga steel is a type of steel
developed by POSCO that can withstand over 100
kilograms per square millimeter, and is said to be “as
light as aluminum but almost three times stronger”
according to the company CEO.
More technologies was made by Koreans. These
technologies was a great help not only in Korea, but all
over the world. Some of these technologies are: the
world’s first solar-powered cell phone, the Samsung
E1107, was released by Samsung in 2009.
 Korea’s Technological Development
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 The LG Prada is the world’s first completely touchscreen mobile
phone, and also the first mobile phone with a capacitive touchscreen.
 Samsung released the world’s first 5G smartphone, the Galaxy S10
5G, in 2019.
 Samsung released the first TLE mobile phone, the SCH-900, in 2010,
and the world’s first LTE smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy Indulge,
in 2011.
 Developed in 2006 by Samsung Electronics, WiBro, an abbreviation
of wireless broadband, is the first commercial mobile WiMax system
in the world in April 2007, KT began full commercial WiBro services
in the Seoul metropolitan area and its vicinity for the first time in the
world.
 INDIA
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 Jawharla Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India had
initiated reforms to promote higher education, science,
and technology in India
 Education – the Indian institute of Technology convinced
by a 22 member committee of scholars and entrepreneurs
in order to promote technical education in India. More
IITs were soon open in Bumbay, Madras, Kanpur and
Delhi as well in the late 1960s. Five Indian Institutes of
Technology were listed among the top 10 science and
technology in Asia by Asiaweek.
 India’s Technological Development
(PAST)
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 Beginning in the 1960s, close ties with the Soviet
Union enabled the Space Research Organization to
rapidly develop the Indian space program and
advance nuclear power in India.
 Aryabhata is the key historical figure in India who
heralded this developments; his work the
Aryabhatiya, which can be precisely dated to 499,
must surely rank among the great astronomical-
mathematical classics of the world.
 India’s Technological Development
(RECENT)
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 The Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM), also called
Mangalyaan was launched on 5 November 2013 by
Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO).
 On 18 November 2008, the Moon Impact probe was
released from Chandrayaan-1 at a height of 100km
(62 mi.)
 On 24 September 2009, Science journal reported that
the Chandrayaan-1 had detected water ice on the
Moon.
 India’s Technological Development
(PRESENT)
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 India has acquired a foremost position in the map of
IT world. India’s progress in this sector is quick and
influential, providing the economy a boost.
 The use of information technology in governance,
company, management, banking, advertising, and
insurance, and industrial fields is increasing day by
day.
 Indian software services have great demand in the
world. Exports of software’s have earned India
foreign currency in a big amount.
 India’s Technological Development
(PRESENT)
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 This progress of Information Technology sector in
India has helped Indian economic growth.
 Indian Government has established their base in
India.