Modern Technology and Hinduism 

Modern technology doesn't directly depend on Hinduism or any specific religion for its development. However, some concepts and philosophical ideas from Hinduism have influenced various aspects of human thought, including scientific and technological progress.

1. Mathematics and Astronomy: Ancient Hindu scholars made significant contributions to mathematics and astronomy. The concept of zero and the decimal system, which were developed by Indian mathematicians like Aryabhata and Brahmagupta, are foundational to modern computing and technology.

2. Philosophy and Ethics: Hindu philosophy often emphasizes concepts such as interconnectedness, mindfulness, and the nature of reality, which can influence how we approach technology in areas like artificial intelligence, bioethics, and environmental technology. The idea of Dharma (righteous duty) may lead to the ethical development of technology, ensuring that advancements benefit humanity in a moral and responsible way.

1. The Mind and Consciousness: Some aspects of Hinduism, particularly in schools of thought like Vedanta, discuss the nature of consciousness, perception, and reality. These discussions have parallels in modern discussions on artificial intelligence and consciousness in technology, though the direct connection is more philosophical.

2. Sustainability and Ecology: Hinduism’s reverence for nature and the interconnectedness of all life is reflected in modern environmental technology. Many Hindu traditions emphasize living in harmony with nature, which aligns with the increasing focus on sustainable technology and ecological responsibility.

So, while modern technology does not directly rely on Hindu religious knowledge, some ideas and contributions from the broader Indian philosophical and scientific tradition, which have their roots in Hindu thought, have helped shape the intellectual environment in which technology developed.