Manali is a popular tourist attraction in India and is frequently visited by those seeking an adrenaline rush. Although the city is known for its impeccable natural beauty, it also boasts of some amazing adventure sports activities such as paragliding, skiing, river rafting, trekking, mountain biking etc. One soon-to-be-launched attraction in this serene hill station that will delight most tourists is the world’s first AI-backed giant swing
‘ManaliSwing’ is innovated by a group of four adventure seekers who are engineers by profession. This incredible group of friends are certified mountaineers and rock climbers as well. After completing the human trials, the group’s startup is now filing patents for the unique concept and design.
When Will the World’s First AI-Backed Giant Swing Begin Functioning?
Manali’s new attraction and world’s first AI-backed giant swing is likely to start delighting adventure enthusiasts from January 2023. It will be introduced by the Institute of Technology (IIT), Mandi.
Is the World’s First AI-Backed Giant Swing Similar to Bungee Jumping?
Yes, it is a little similar to bungee jumping as it requires a person to first do a 70 m freefall, which is then continued by a giant swing on dual dynamic ropes. The only difference is that it doesn’t have the rider tumble down on a rubber cord that is used for bungee jumping. Adventure seekers will get an option to choose from more than 100 jump styles, which are secured by artificial intelligence.
Role of AI in the Mechanism of ‘ManaliSwing’
Performance of the participants and the jumpmaster will be tracked via artificial intelligence. This will take place across millions of data points along with offering permissions for jumping, keeping the performance in mind. Onsite deaths and injuries are expected to be minimized/avoided through the use of AI. The authorities can even deny any permission to use the swing, if jump protocols are not followed and AI detects something wrong.
Cost of Riding the World’s First AI-Backed Giant Swing
The introductory cost of the world’s first AI-backed giant swing is likely to be INR 3,000. It’s a kind of package and includes one jump, photography, videography and transportation services.
Manali should definitely be on the top of the list of places to visit in India in 2023. As you safely swing, you can also enjoy the awe-inspiring views of this wonderful hill station. Are you excited about one of the top tourist attractions in Manali? Comment below and share your thoughts about the world’s first AI-backed giant swing!
