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IoT based home automation and security systems: A literature survey

With the significant growth of internet usage across the globe, the Internet of Things (IoT) has become an emerging solution for connecting and controlling real-world objects ranging from industrial machines to home appliances to the internet. One of the major applications of IoT technology is used in the home automation industry to build smart homes. These home automation systems allow users to perform and complete daily activities when they are busy with other tasks. Smart homes have the ability of remotely connecting, monitoring and controlling various home appliances and other objects over the internet. The smart homes are laid with various types of sensors that act as an interface for wireless communication and control between the user and the home appliances. Various types of sensors play a major role in making a home smarter, safer and automated.

Published by: Somraj Chowdhury, Rajkumar Jain, Thimmaiah M. B., Prajwal R., Rakesh K. R.

Author: Somraj Chowdhury

Paper ID: V5I2-1962

Paper Status: published

Published: April 20, 2019

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Acute school bus surveillance and notification system

Everywhere around the world, school children’s safety has become a major priority for both the parents and also the school administration. Every parent thinks about the safety of his/her kid. Then why not think about the safe transportation facility that could be provided by the schools? The major concerns of both the parents and the administration are about the route that the buses take, student’s attendance on the bus, and also the speed that the bus travels with. Another concern that the school administration might face is the usage of fuel by the driver. The proposed system improves the safety of the children along with giving the parents and the administration of peace of mind. This work displays a framework in which it gives a presentation about the monitoring of the bus using a GSM module along with the location of it, the information about the student present on the bus using the RFID Tag, and when in an emergency, the motor is controlled by the relay module, with the help of an ultrasonic sensor the level of fuel can be identified and also the speed of the bus is calculated. These hardware models are connected to one another by the microcontroller and from this information about the student attendance, the speed, the fuel level is shown to the administration with the help of cloud through a Wi-Fi module. In this manner with a wireless module, we can ensure the safety of each and every child present in the bus and also parents and the school authorities can keep a tab on the children and also the driver’s behavior.

Published by: K. Sree Veda Samhitha, Abdul Gaffar H.

Author: K. Sree Veda Samhitha

Paper ID: V5I2-2014

Paper Status: published

Published: April 20, 2019

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Eyeball controlled wheelchair using Raspberry Pi

In the growing world of technological advancements, here comes another small uphill. The Eyeball Controlled Wheelchair (ECW). The major purpose of this concept is to make locomotion possible, not only to people who find it difficult to move with their legs but also people whose motor limbs are not functional. Thus controlling a wheelchair with just eyeball movement. The applications of the eye tracking and movement are more efficiently rather than controlling the wheel-chair with a Remote Control operated by motor organs.

Published by: Ramkiran Venkatesh, Kedarnath Reddy V., Saiteja Paidimarri, Rajesvari M.

Author: Ramkiran Venkatesh

Paper ID: V5I2-1798

Paper Status: published

Published: April 20, 2019

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Influence of water on birds and insect pests in the paddy fields of Kannur district, Kerala

The vast water bodies of a paddy field attract avian fauna. These water bodies serve as feeding, breeding, nesting and roosting places for the birds. During the winter, migratory birds arrive the water bodies. Since Mundakan (Rhabi) season coincided with the winter season, there was the highest number of birds in the paddy field. Most of the birds were insectivorous and carnivorous. Insectivorous birds consumed insect pests of paddy and as a result, the number of insect pests in the paddy field was less.

Published by: Prabhakaran P. V., Dr. Aravindan Tharemmal

Author: Prabhakaran P. V.

Paper ID: V5I2-1937

Paper Status: published

Published: April 20, 2019

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Education system

What is happening to our education system nowadays? Public and private sector have man difference that leads to a lack of knowledge. After coming of the English system the Vedic Gyan that are given in gurukuls have become less important and that place is taken by English. The difficulties faced by students in both private and public school is also discussed in this paper

Published by: Shubham Goyal, Monika Bazzad

Author: Shubham Goyal

Paper ID: V5I2-1930

Paper Status: published

Published: April 20, 2019

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Prediction model for brain tumor patients based on MRI images

The paper presented here describes the predicted survival time for brain tumor patients using Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). The accuracy is improved using the denoising wavelet transform (DWT) method. For this work BraTS, a dataset is used. MRI images are used to extract the histogram features so that the prediction model can be trained using the machine learning methods. MRI information is damaged due to the noise in MRI imaging. And the 2D wavelet transform was able to improve the results. The SVM with a 10 folds cross-validation helps to achieve the best accuracy by Daubechies 4 level 4 (db4-L4). With the same 10 folds, Daubechies 2 level 1 and 3 produces better results when the age factor is removed. An accuracy of 66.7% is achieved with a 10 % hold validation method in Daubechies 2 level 3.

Published by: Ashutosh Kaushik, Ankit Kumar, Rashmi K. A.

Author: Ashutosh Kaushik

Paper ID: V5I2-2000

Paper Status: published

Published: April 20, 2019

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