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Leap Motion Control Using Virtual Automation

The robot is the important part in the industrial electronics and various automation systems. That means the robot is the important part in day to day life of our human beings. In this paper shown that there is one sensor that is Leap motion sensor with help of this sensor, we can control a robotic arm or any automation system. In this system we also use raspberry pi 3 module with the help of this we can control a robotic arm or any automation system from anywhere. With the help of free hands movement, we control any output device. This system is user-friendly it reduces the efforts. It removes the use of the joysticks, remote control. The leap motion sensor is highly accurate and it highly flexible device the bending movement is more in this system. This system is a most useful system in the space technology in research parts. It uses in any emergency system like bomb diffusion.This system is used in the medical surgery detection of internal human organs.

Published by: Bhavana Gojare, S. Y Kanawade, Kalpana Bodhak, Shubham Surve

Author: Bhavana Gojare

Paper ID: V3I2-1281

Paper Status: published

Published: March 22, 2017

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Campus Commune Navigation System

The project is aimed at developing a campus commune navigation system that will help in guiding the people new to our college campus or any college for that matter. An android application is prepared with tabs for several departments present inside our college premises and the person new to the college just has to click on his/her desired destination that will then open the camera of that particular mobile phone and through the use of augmented reality an arrow (3D object) will be displayed in front of his screen that will help the person to navigate to his/her desired destination more efficiently.

Published by: Vedant Soni, Arnab Tarwani, Vipul Sawlani

Author: Vedant Soni

Paper ID: V3I2-1274

Paper Status: published

Published: March 21, 2017

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GSM Based ATM Money Transaction System

In an era of the digital world, carrying of ATM cards should no more be a restriction to withdraw the money. A simple SIM card would do the needful replacing the necessity of a physical ATM card to access an ATM. When the ATM card holder is out of station or unable to locate his ATM card and if any cash payments are to be done urgently, then he can withdraw the cash himself or by sending any executive on his behalf to the nearest ATM, can insert their SIM card in the machine, type the password and the requisite amount and then the money can be withdrawn without using the ATM card. In short, this project will deliver faster and easier cash withdrawal from the ATM without the use of ATM card.

Published by: K. Renuka Devi

Author: K. Renuka Devi

Paper ID: V3I2-1273

Paper Status: published

Published: March 21, 2017

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Improving the Academic Performance of Weak Students in Technical Education Quality Improvement Program through An Equity Action Plan: Guidance Brief

The purpose of this brief is to identify and describe some interventions that institutions could make to improve the performance of weak students in undergraduate B.ARCH. programs. This program will include competitively select who are weak at entry and/or perform poorly during their college years. Some students may take several extra years to complete their course; some may fail to secure employment at the end of their degree program because of overall low performance or inadequate skills at the completion of the course. This brief is aimed at reducing these forms of wastage of educational resources and, equally important, of human resources. As equity in the outcomes achieved by students is an important goal of Department, that all students perform well academically and achieve their ‘post-college’ goals, securing good jobs or enter post-graduate

Published by: Prof. Ismita Singh

Author: Prof. Ismita Singh

Paper ID: V3I2-1272

Paper Status: published

Published: March 21, 2017

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Image Processing Technique for Plant Disease Identification Using FCM Clustering Technique

Our paper focuses on providing information about plant diseases and prevention methods. Plants have become an important source of energy, and are a fundamental piece of the puzzle to solve the problem of global warming. There are many types of diseases which are present in plants. Diseases weaken trees and shrubs by interrupting chemical change, the method by that plants produce energy that sustains growth and defense systems and influences survival. This paper presents an improved method for plant disease detection using an adaptive approach. This approach helps to increase the accuracy of the disease level, it provides various prevention method (type and amount of pesticides to be used), the level of destruction and helps to check whether the disease spreads or not.

Published by: Niveditha C. R, Megha .S, SowmyaShree .N, Vidhya .K

Author: Niveditha C. R

Paper ID: V3I2-1268

Paper Status: published

Published: March 20, 2017

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Attitude Towards Androgynization of Roles Among Males Working in Socially Accepted Jobs for Men and Women

The paper was aimed to study attitude towards androgynization of roles among males working in socially accepted jobs for men and women. A sample of 115 male employees was selected by purposive sampling method. One group consisted of 65 males in socially accepted jobs for men such as manufacturing units, state transport service, private cabs, petrol pumps, with minimum education 10thStd and another of 50 males from socially accepted jobs for women such as nursing, unisex saloons, etc in Pune City with minimum education 10thStd, with age range 20 to 40 years. They responded to Attitude Towards Androgynization of Roles Scale by Bisht. The statistical tool ‘t’ test was used to find differences in attitude towards androgynization of roles. The results showed that there is the difference (t=5.25) in attitude towards androgynization of roles, there is the difference (t=8.63) in Model, there is the difference (t=2.70) in Prescription of Behaviour, there is the difference (t=5.13) in Exposure to varied occupations. All differences are accepted at 0.05 level. There is no difference (t=1.16) in Reinforcement of Behaviour among males working in socially accepted jobs for men and women.

Published by: Dr. Gauri Kadam, Yogita Ubhe

Author: Dr. Gauri Kadam

Paper ID: V3I2-1266

Paper Status: published

Published: March 20, 2017

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