This person made an automatic golgappa machine from junk

Technology in India has taken a step forward during the COVID-19 pandemic, whether it is identifying a corona virus infected person with a single touch of the smartphone or using features like video calling to connect with the outside world while being locked at home. yes. In this time of crisis, technology has supported us at every step. A young man from Bananskatha, Gujarat has found an opportunity in this disaster, who has built an ATM-like automatic ‘Pani Puri’ machine while sitting at home during the lockdown. This machine follows the rules from hygiene to social distancing. Does it. In this machine you just have to put the note and then Golgappas start coming out of the machine one by one, which you can enjoy without coming in contact with any other person.

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The name of the young man who made the ‘Pani Puri’ machine is Bharat Prajapati, who is 33 years old. You will be surprised to know that Bharat is not a big engineer and degree holder but he is a school drop-out and runs a mobile shop in Bananskhatha. Prajapati says that he has created this Golgappa machine not by taking education in any classroom, but by tinkering with electronics. He says that it took him 6 months to make this machine. It is also worth noting that Prajapati has not used any special material to make this machine, rather he has made this machine with the help of junk.

Prajapati while talking to Gadgets 360 said, “We will install this machine in the shop as well as on the road. This machine works on 24 volt battery, it can work for about 6 hours on a single charge.”

It is noteworthy that the video of this Golgappa machine is going viral on social media for the last several days, everyone is seen praising this jugaad.