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The rising interest among job seekers for jobs in robotics as seen in the past year by far outstrips the growth witnessed by the sector in the previous years, the study said. "Sectors like construction, manufacturing, and healthcare are boosting the demand for robotics talent, and there is enormous scope for the application of the technology across an even wider array of industries," Kumar added. Robots are making a major breakthrough and a fast pace in the field of surgery and construction as robots provide a higher rate of accuracy. Though the positions in robotics are on a high, a decline in hiring has been seen in the past year. India's surgical robotics market is estimated to grow at a rate of 20 percent between 2017 and 2025 according to a marketing intelligence report by BIS Research. With a market for close to 1,000 robots annually, the sector offers huge potential for experimentation, Indeed said in a statement.

YouTube was in 2005. All the youtubers earn money from sponsored videos and by allowing advertisements to run on their videos on YouTube. Here are the top 10 YouTubers who have earned the most in 2017, as published by Forbes recently. 10. Lilly Singh - $10.5 million Third party image reference Lilly Singh, most popularly known as 'Superwoman' makes videos on the genre of comedy and has a huge fan following around the world with over 12 million subscribers on YouTube and 7.2 million followers on Instagram. She has also released a feature film called 'Trip to Unicorn Island' for YouTube Red, the company's premium service. There are two people who tied at 8th position, 8. Ryan ToysReview - $11 million Third party image reference It is baffling to see that Ryan who is just 6 years old earns so much. His ToysReview earns in millions by opening and reviewing the toys he has or gets as a sponsored goodie. The YouTube channel has over 10 million followers....

Every time a musician plays an instrument, there are fireworks in their brain. In the last few decades, neuroscientists have made enormous breakthroughs in understanding how our brains work by monitoring them in real time with instruments like fMRI and PET scanners. When people are connected to these machines, tasks such as reading or doing math problems, there is activity in different areas of the brain. When researchers made the musician play instruments, there was a boom of activities and a firework situation. Playing a musical instrument engages practically every area of the brain at once, especially the visual, auditory and motor cortices. And as with any other workout, disciplined structured practice in playing music strengthens those brain functions, allowing us to apply that strength to other activities. Musicians often have higher levels of executive function, a category of interlinked tasks that include planning, strategizing and attention to detail. It also require...