CRISP develops software to analyse personality through fingerprints

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Are we aware of our natural innate talents, abilities and strengths? Are we aware of our talents? One such software has been developed by the Centre for Research and Industrial Staff Performance (CRISP), with the help of which personality analysis can be done through fingerprints.

On Thursday, State's Olympic hockey player Vivek Sagar launched Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test (DMIT) software at Crisp Institute located in Shyamala Hills. On this occasion, brain mapping of Vivek Sagar was also done through fingerprint. In a programme organised in honour of Olympian Vivek Sagar on Thursday, Crisp institute announced him as Sports Promotion Brand Ambassador.

Olympian Vivek Sagar said that respect always encourages to sportspersons. In every field, there are difficulties in the beginning, but the support, encouragement and one’s passion of doing something shows the way to success. Vivek said that the new Modern Scientific Technique (DMIT) prepared by Crisp Institute will now prove helpful in nurturing new talents in the state. Presently the state is ahead in the field of sports and sports department has all kinds of facilities equipped with modern technologies along with best facilities for the players. The (DMIT) software introduced by Crisp will enable to know about the interest and quality of the game of young children. This software will prove to be very helpful in talent search.

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