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Lifeasapa foundation supports the development of promising projects

Do Son June 11, 2016 4 minutes read
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Lifeasapa is a modern leader of the technological revolution

The greatest part of our modern world has been formed thanks to the achievements of the industrial revolution.

The Industrial Revolution is a period when the agrarian and artisanal economy quickly switched to an industrial one, but with a predominance of machine production. This economic transformation not only changed the way in which work was done and goods were produced, but it also changed people’s attitude towards each other and to the planet, in particular. Such a global change in social organization continues to this today, and over that time it affected plenty of various spheres like political, environmental and cultural ones.

The Industrial Revolution has made plenty of great contributions to society, the most significant of which are:

  • greater affordability of goods;
  • the rapid development of labour-saving inventions;
  • rapid development of medicine;
  • better quality of life of an average person.

Currently, we are on the cusp of a new technological revolution that will fundamentally change the way we live, work and relate to one another. Thus, more and more companies are being created where progress is being made. One of these is the Lifeasapa Foundation. The mission of the project is to transfer life-changing innovations from the laboratory to society as soon as possible. The goal of the Life Asapa is to solve problems that are scalable to the entire planet. In the beginning, it was a non-public research project which united scientists in some kind of community of people, who share similar, innovative interests. But on January 19, 2016, the company decided to broaden its community and show the whole world their achievements and goals. At the same time holding conferences, assigning grants for students and start-up companies.

History and development of the fund

The Lifeasapa company was established on January 8, 2013 in the Seychelles by members of the international non-public association of scientists in the field of artificial intelligence.

The secret project brought together scientists from all over the world. The goal for the participants was clearly outlined: solving problems on a global scale. The mission was the development of innovations using AI technologies that can improve people’s lives. The project developed successfully, significant scientific work was carried out along with the fulfillment of orders for the implementation of innovative solutions in the commercial sector.

In January 2016, the participants made an important decision – the project should be made publicly available. Now, along with traditional scientific activities, the company provides grants for talented students, start-ups, scientific organizations working in the field of innovations and AI development, holds seminars and conferences, attracting scientists from all over the world.

The main idea shared by the Lifeasapa Foundation members and its followers is relevant all over the world: artificial intelligence will change the planet development paradigms. Moreover, this process has already begun. AI has become an integral part of the familiar systems that people use on a daily basis. These are computer-aided learning, chat bots, motion sensors, various scanners, smart watches, smart homes, etc.

Funding projects on the platform Lifeasapa

The peculiarity and success of Lifeasapa is in a non-standard approach to the development of new ideas. Professors have an eye to more than one project that is proposed for implementation. It can be developed by an experienced scientist or a young specialist, the proposed idea itself and the possibility of its implementation are important. A convenient system of project financing gives an opportunity to anyone to contribute any amount of funds. It is enough to be the owner of a credit or debit card of any bank to do this.

By posting your project on the Lifeasapa Foundation website, the researcher can be sure of having one hundred percent ownership of his development. A small payment for the publication of the project is charged only in case of a successful posting; if the project has received sufficient funding.

Thanks to the support of scientists’ ideas by the company, it has already managed to raise several hundred thousand dollars. These funds helped to conduct several studies, which were carried out with the aim of overcoming aging, damage to DNA structures, restoring mitochondria, etc.

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