Among numerous attendants at the Global Intellectual Property
Convention (GIPC), which took place in Goa on February 18 and 19,
2023, there was one exceptional guest - the late Chandrasekhara
Venkata Raman, who was presented as a 3D hologram during the
convention. Thanks to advanced technologies including AI, face
superimposition, speech synthesis, deep learning techniques etc.,
it is now possible to speak and interact with India's first
Nobel laureate.
The 3D hologram was a prototype launched by the Noida-based IP
law firm Anand and Anand, which will celebrate its 100th
anniversary in August this year. Pravin Anand, managing partner
at Anand and Anand, shared that the project aims "to make
science attractive to youngsters by making it fun and giving it a
cool appearance". He said: "The present generation is
different from previous ones in one big way. Science and scientists
aren't celebrated in the same way that they once were.
Sportspersons, actors, influencers,
