<p>A viral video of a train passing through the snow-covered Jammu and Kashmir has left netizens mesmerised by the natural beauty of the valley. The video shared by the Ministry of Railways' official Twitter handle was widely shared on the micro-blogging site. Jammu and Kashmir, which is considered one of the most beautiful places on earth, becomes even more mesmerising in the winters when the valley is clad by a white sheet of snow.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Many people on social media platforms expectedly lookout for wonderful scenes shared from the valley. The video shared by the Ministry of Railways, in which a train is seen making its way through a snow-clad valley, became one such video which garnered a high number of views.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>“A picturesque view of a train pulling through the snow laden valley from Banihal to Badgam, Jammu &amp; Kashmir,” the railway ministry stated while posting the video. In the video, the train is initially seen standing on a platform and slowly starts passing through mesmerising valley.</p>

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<p>From the time the video has been shared, it has garnered 326K views and the numbers seem to be increasing further. The video has also received 5,214 likes so far and has been reposted nearly 1,000 times till now.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Many Twitter users posted their reactions in the comments section of the video.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>One of the Twitter users said, “What a view." “Wow it's tooo cold,” said another Twitterati. “Wow. Very beautiful,” wrote another user using with a heart emoticon. “Beautiful,” said a fourth Twitter user.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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A viral video of a train passing through the snow-covered Jammu and Kashmir has left netizens mesmerised by the natural beauty of the valley. The video shared by the Ministry of Railways' official Twitter handle was widely shared on the micro-blogging site.

A viral video of a train passing through the snow-covered Jammu and Kashmir has left netizens mesmerised by the natural beauty of the valley. The video shared by the Ministry of Railways' official Twitter handle was widely shared on the micro-blogging site. Jammu and Kashmir, which is considered one of the most beautiful places on earth, becomes even more mesmerising in the winters when the valley is clad by a white sheet of snow. Many people on social media platforms expectedly lookout for wonderful scenes shared from the valley. The video shared by the Ministry of Railways, in which a train is seen making its way through a snow-clad valley, became one such video which garnered a high number of views. ALSO READ| WATCH| No sing a song for Delhi cops! Police shoo away a musician in Connaught Place “A picturesque view of a train pulling through the snow laden valley from Banihal to Badgam, Jammu & Kashmir,” the railway ministry stated while posting the video. In the video, the train is initially seen standing on a platform and slowly starts passing through mesmerising valley. A picturesque view of train pulling through the snow laden valley from Banihal to Badgam, Jammu & Kashmir. pic.twitter.com/Gs7mOX80cv — Ministry of Railways (@RailMinIndia) January 5, 2023 × From the time the video has been shared, it has garnered 326K views and the numbers seem to be increasing further. The video has also received 5,214 likes so far and has been reposted nearly 1,000 times till now. Many Twitter users posted their reactions in the comments section of the video. WATCH| WION Fineprint | New "Shoe Theory" viral on TikTok One of the Twitter users said, “What a view." “Wow it's tooo cold,” said another Twitterati. “Wow. Very beautiful,” wrote another user using with a heart emoticon. “Beautiful,” said a fourth Twitter user. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p>Scientists have developed the first robotic car that can drive over snow-covered roads, paving the way for autonomous vehicles that can safely navigate through slippery stretches.</p>

<p>The fully autonomous robot car Martti, developed by researchers at the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, also succeeded in making a new speed record of 40 kilometres per hour.</p>

<p>Martti is equipped with cameras, antennas, sensors and laser scanners, just like its counterpart Marilyn.</p>

<p>It three laser scanners sensing the environment only in front of the car, whereas its &#39;spouse&#39; Marilyn has two scanners looking forwards and one looking backwards.</p>

<p>&quot;When in spring 2017 we taught the automated car Marilyn to drive, this autumn it has been teaching us on how to make Martti such that it can get along with its spouse, and follow GPS and positioning information on its route,&quot; said project manager Matti Kutila from VTT&#39;s RobotCar Crew.</p>

<p>&quot;Martti has been designed for demanding weather conditions and Marilyn shines as the queen of urban areas,&quot; said Kutila.</p>

<p>On the intelligent road of Muonio, Martti was also given intensive training.</p>

<p>&quot;It clearly has a very determined mindset, and after a persistent 24-hour training session, it started functioning,&quot; said Ari Virtanen, who was in charge of building the car and its equipment.</p>

<p>&quot;Earlier, Marilyn required a lot more work, because its control software was created from scratch. Martti uses the same software, which did no longer require more than minor adjustments,&quot; Virtanen said.</p>

<p>Martti made its speed record when it was allowed to pick up speed after having felt its way for a little while.</p>

<p>&quot;It probably also made a new world record in fully automated driving, making 40 kilometres per hour in a snowfall on snow-covered terrain without lane markings,&quot; Kutila said.</p>

<p>&quot;It could have had even more speed, but in test driving it is programmed not to exceed the limit of 40 kilometres per hour,&quot; he said.</p>

<p>The next step for VTT&#39;s autonomous cars will be changing the wavelengths of the optical components, increasing the resolution of the radar, and building more intelligence in the software monitoring the capabilities of the sensors.</p>

<p>These are intended to enhance the vehicle&#39;s functioning capacity step by step also on slippery road surfaces, where concealed edge of the road or fog may obstruct visibility.&nbsp;</p>


Martti is equipped with cameras, antennas, sensors and laser scanners, just like its counterpart Marilyn

Scientists have developed the first robotic car that can drive over snow-covered roads, paving the way for autonomous vehicles that can safely navigate through slippery stretches. The fully autonomous robot car Martti, developed by researchers at the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, also succeeded in making a new speed record of 40 kilometres per hour. Martti is equipped with cameras, antennas, sensors and laser scanners, just like its counterpart Marilyn. It three laser scanners sensing the environment only in front of the car, whereas its 'spouse' Marilyn has two scanners looking forwards and one looking backwards. "When in spring 2017 we taught the automated car Marilyn to drive, this autumn it has been teaching us on how to make Martti such that it can get along with its spouse, and follow GPS and positioning information on its route," said project manager Matti Kutila from VTT's RobotCar Crew. "Martti has been designed for demanding weather conditions and Marilyn shines as the queen of urban areas," said Kutila. On the intelligent road of Muonio, Martti was also given intensive training. "It clearly has a very determined mindset, and after a persistent 24-hour training session, it started functioning," said Ari Virtanen, who was in charge of building the car and its equipment. "Earlier, Marilyn required a lot more work, because its control software was created from scratch. Martti uses the same software, which did no longer require more than minor adjustments," Virtanen said. Martti made its speed record when it was allowed to pick up speed after having felt its way for a little while. "It probably also made a new world record in fully automated driving, making 40 kilometres per hour in a snowfall on snow-covered terrain without lane markings," Kutila said. "It could have had even more speed, but in test driving it is programmed not to exceed the limit of 40 kilometres per hour," he said. The next step for VTT's autonomous cars will be changing the wavelengths of the optical components, increasing the resolution of the radar, and building more intelligence in the software monitoring the capabilities of the sensors. These are intended to enhance the vehicle's functioning capacity step by step also on slippery road surfaces, where concealed edge of the road or fog may obstruct visibility.

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