Technology And Industry Collection

Crowd, India

Electric car, artwork
Electric car. Computer artwork of Reva, Indias first electric car. It was launched in 2001 in Bangalore in southern India. The battery is located beneath the front seats

Seaplane landing in a tropical lagoon. The floats on the plane replace wheels, allowing it to land on water. The dark blue water is deeper

Electric cars. Reva is Indias first electric car. It was launched in 2001 in Bangalore in southern India. A fully charged battery gives a driving range of 80 kilometres

Office buildings at sunset. These are the offices of i-flex, a software company in Bangalore, India. Photographed in 2004

Construction worker. Woman carrying building materials for the construction of new office buildings in Bangalore, India

Internet cafe. Customers using computer terminals to surf the Internet, a worldwide network of computers offering information, images and sounds on a multitude of subjects

Param Padma supercomputer. Dr Subrata Chattopadhyay pictured with the Param Padma supercomputer. This is Indias most powerful supercomputer, capable of a peak computing power of one Teraflop

Call centre

Solar lantern manufacture. Technician assembling a solar lantern. The lantern (bulb at centre) is powered by solar panels (right)

Solar heater manufacture. Technician welding part of a solar water heater. This is the flat plate collector, which absorbs sunlight and warms water passing through the pipes

Solar water heaters on the roof of a building. Each heater comprises two rectangular flat plate collectors and a cylindrical water storage tank

Solar lantern. Woman holding a solar lantern. The lantern is powered by solar panels (not seen) that absorb energy from sunlight and store it in photovoltaic cells for later use

Electronics City, India
Electronics City. Entrance to Electronics City, technology park in Bangalore, India. It is home to numerous electronics and information technology companies, including InfoSys, Motorola and Siemens

Wind farm. These wind turbines are used to generate electricity from the winds that arise from the heating of the Earth by the Sun

Developing photograph (Image 1 of 2). Black and white print appearing while being washed in developer in a darkroom. When a photograph is taken

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In the bustling streets of India, a crowd gathers around to witness the marvels of technology and industry. Amongst them, an electric car silently glides through the chaos, showcasing a harmonious blend of innovation and sustainability. Adorned with captivating artwork, this vehicle symbolizes not only progress but also creativity. Meanwhile, at a nearby seaplane landing site, another electric car stands as a testament to technological advancements in transportation. Its silent propulsion system and zero-emission capabilities redefine our perception of mobility. As we venture into urban landscapes dominated by towering office buildings, construction workers tirelessly shape the future with their skilled hands. Amidst cranes and scaffolding, they embody the symbiotic relationship between technology and industry – where human expertise meets cutting-edge machinery to build remarkable structures that define modern cities. But it's not just physical infrastructure that showcases the impact of technology; inside an internet cafe filled with individuals engrossed in screens lies another facet of this revolution. Here, people connect globally through digital networks powered by advanced technologies - bridging distances effortlessly while fostering collaboration across borders. From electric cars silently cruising through crowded streets to construction workers shaping skylines with precision tools or individuals connecting worldwide from cozy internet cafes - these glimpses offer us insights into how technology intertwines seamlessly with various industries.