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DNA sequencing using Nanomanufacturing

In this paper, we nanomanufacture for the first time a novel DNA sequencing using nanoscale hole, in synthetic single digit nanometer thickness membrane. The DNA sequencing is carried out for each base of DNA to sequence and detect by placing a multimeter and the readings are taken on the edges of the synthetic single digit nanometer thickness membrane. The multimeter readings gives the voltage change readings for each base of DNA as there will be a change in concentration in the presence of DNA inside a nanoscale hole, in synthetic single digit nanometer thickness membrane.

Published by: Vishal Nandigana, Sharad Kumar Yadav, D. Manikandan

Author: Vishal Nandigana

Paper ID: V7I3-2160

Paper Status: published

Published: June 28, 2021

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AC nanopump design and manufacture

In this paper, we design and manufacture for the first time a novel AC nanopump to generate flow velocity. AC voltage is needed at nanoscale pump designs and manufacture because DC voltage nanopumps design and manufacture generate bubbles/cavitation/instability and are not scalable designs and are not scalable to manufacture. AC voltage driven nanopump designed in and manufactured demonstrated in this paper overcomes bubble generation/cavitation/instability and our AC nanopump is a scalable design and manufacture.

Published by: Vishal Nandigana, Sharad Kumar Yadav, Manikandan D., K. D. Jo, A. T. Timperman, N. R. Aluru

Author: Vishal Nandigana

Paper ID: V7I3-2146

Paper Status: published

Published: June 28, 2021

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“Restoration of ecosystems” using a trapping method of Carbon Dioxide

I have an idea to reduce the carbon dioxide from nature and save the ecosystem. Some basic chemicals required for this process. This process is the conversion process of carbon dioxide. In this process probably a new industry will be born. This process can be used in thermal power stations and burning waste paper. Because this is about 85% of the total electric power 558990 GWH generated in 2007-08 by thermal power plants in India. Thus, the total CO2 emissions can be estimated as about 523 million tons from all the thermal power plants in India. In this process, the source of carbon dioxide is the burning waste papers or thermal power plants. If we burn the paper the paper produces carbon dioxide (but not roasting the paper).

Published by: Aniket Bahadur

Author: Aniket Bahadur

Paper ID: V7I3-1924

Paper Status: published

Published: June 28, 2021

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Driver Drowsiness Detection System

The world is becoming automated day by day in each and every aspect. The technological approaches to solve every human problem are evolving at a great interest in this rapid advancing environment. Automated houses, cars(for instance, Tesla self-driving cars), machinery, industries can be considered as the progressive outcomes which made the human life comfort, safe and easy. Although, there exist numerous situations that are damaging and the lives of people miserably . One of those circumstances is “Road Accidents”. There may be many reasons for this problem where “Driver fatigue” is one of those. “Each year, around 1.5 lakh people die in road mishaps in India.” –The Times of India[17]. To mitigate these accidents, we develop a model based on Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), Deep Learning which can detect the sleepiness or fatigue and notify the driver(or the person who is driving). In this paper, we developed a model using CNN classifier that identifies whether a driver is sleepy or not. The model here also provides an alerting alarm when the driver is sleeping (whenever he/she closes eyes). The proposed model is also evaluated using large amount of data to increase its accuracy and correctness while detecting the person’s drowsiness.

Published by: Komati Jyoshna Srivalli, Dr. Esther Sunanda Bandaru, Karipireddi Swathi, Kolli Sri Mahathi Gayathri, Kommanaboina Lakshmi Prasanna

Author: Komati Jyoshna Srivalli

Paper ID: V7I3-2158

Paper Status: published

Published: June 28, 2021

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Why India is an easy target for Cybercriminals?

The proliferation of newly developed technologies is a boon to society. At the same time, it showed the way for new types of technological crimes, particularly cybercrimes. In recent years, cybercrime becomes one of the greatest threats to humanity. Safeguarding against cybercrime is a vital part of every government. Cybercrime could be originated from any part of the world, crossing the international boundaries over the internet resulting in damages to the governments, organizations, and public. The technical and legal complexities of investigating and prosecuting these crimes are the foremost task for law enforcement agencies. Cybercrime is the most common threat for financial markets. Cyber-attacks have already caused considerable damage to retail banking, mainly through payment card scams and cyber frauds. In India, the Information Technology Act and its associated Rules and Regulations deal with cybersecurity and cybercrimes. Other laws contain some of the provisions of cybersecurity protection are the Indian Penal Code 1860 (IPC), and the Companies (Management and Administration) Rules 2014. But none of these laws is a dedicated cybersecurity law. Some sector-specific regulations like the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDA), the Department of Telecommunication (DOT), and the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) have mandated their respective entities to adhere to cybersecurity standards prescribed by the regulators. The long wait Data Protection Act with international perception is yet to be released. However, we need to fight against cyber criminals effectively to cope up with the international requirements. The salient purpose of this article is to find implementable solutions to curtail the growing menace of cybercrimes in India.

Published by: Ravichandran Ramasamy

Author: Ravichandran Ramasamy

Paper ID: V7I3-2157

Paper Status: published

Published: June 28, 2021

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Sophisticated way to predict incrementation of pay using Machine Learning

The goal of this paper is to predict the salary of an individual after a particular year. The graphical representation of predicting salary may be a process that aims to develop a computerized system to take care of all the daily work of salary growth graph in any field and may predict salary after a particular period of time. This application can take the database for the salary system from the firm and makes a graph through this information from the database. it'll check the salary fields then import a graph which helps to watch the graphical representation. then it can predict a particular period of time salary through the prediction algorithm. It also can be applied in another effective predictions also.

Published by: K. Rohith, P. Harshavardhan, M. Rishika Reddy, V. Aashrith Surya

Author: K. Rohith

Paper ID: V7I3-2150

Paper Status: published

Published: June 28, 2021

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