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Industrial Tool & Part Management System
-Arman Patil ; Mohammad Shaikh; Shrishail Ambi ; Prof. Ashish Jayappa; Prof Rohit Patil
In modern industrial settings, efficient tool management is critical for optimizing productivity, ensuring safety, and minimizing downtime. One key aspect of tool management is tracking the usage and availability of tools within toolboxes. Traditional manual methods of managing tools can be cumbersome, prone to errors, and time-consuming. To address these challenges, this project proposes an Industrial Tool Management System (ITMS) specifically designed for toolboxes, focusing on the automation of toolbox door open and close actions. The ITMS comprises hardware and software components. The hardware includes sensors, actuators, microcontrollers, and communication modules, while the software encompasses embedded firmware, database management, and user interface applications. The system's operation begins when an authorized user approaches the toolbox. Proximity sensors detect the user's presence, prompting the toolbox door to automatically unlock and open. Upon opening, the system identifies the user through RFID or biometric authentication, granting access to the tools assigned to that user based on predefined permissions stored in the database. During tool retrieval, the system records the transaction, logging details such as the user, time, and tool identification. Any changes to the toolbox's contents are updated in real-time in the database, ensuring accurate inventory management. Once the user finishes with the tools and closes the toolbox door, the system verifies that all tools have been returned. If any tools are missing, the system alerts the user and logs the discrepancy for further investigation. Upon successful tool return, the toolbox door locks automatically, securing the tools and preventing unauthorized access. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1-4 |
2 |
Advanced Control Strategies for Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Based Electric Vehicle : A Technical Review
-Anand Kushwaha ; Vinay Pathak
This paper provides a comprehensive review of advancements in Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor (PMSM) drive systems, emphasizing their evolution and impact on electric vehicle (EV) efficiency and performance. It examines a range of PMSM control strategies, encompassing classical, modern, and intelligent control methods. Recent progress in EV technology underscores the importance of PMSMs, widely recognized for their high torque-to-current ratios, making them well-suited for precision-driven and energy-efficient applications such as EV propulsion. Among control techniques, Field Oriented Control (FOC) has become prominent due to its ability to deliver precise torque and speed management across various operational states. Enhancements in FOC, particularly through the integration of Fuzzy Logic, strengthen the system's robustness by addressing uncertainties and nonlinear characteristics within PMSM systems, thus optimizing overall responsiveness and performance. Current research highlights the critical role of intelligent control systems in managing the complex dynamics of PMSMs, with a focus on improved efficiency, adaptability, and reliability. Contemporary studies continue to explore the fusion of advanced control theories with practical implementation strategies to optimize PMSM functionality across diverse EV applications, positioning PMSM control systems as essential for future EV performance and sustainability. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
5-13 |
3 |
Enhancing Power Quality in HVDC Systems: Analyzing the Role of Multipulse Converters in Harmonic Mitigation
-Priyanshi Muniya ; Vinay Pathak
High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) technology is a critical enabler of modern power transmission, facilitating efficient, long-distance electricity transfer and seamless integration of renewable energy sources. A vital component of HVDC systems is the converter, which ensures the transition between alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) while minimizing power quality issues such as harmonic distortion. Harmonics, caused by the non-linear behavior of power electronic devices, can degrade system performance, necessitating effective mitigation strategies. Multipulse converters have emerged as a key solution, leveraging multiple rectifiers and transformers to reduce harmonic distortion and enhance power quality. Configurations such as 6-pulse, 12-pulse, 24-pulse and 48-pulse converters offer varying levels of harmonic suppression, but each comes with trade-offs in complexity, cost, and physical footprint. This study investigates the performance of multipulse converter configurations in HVDC systems through MATLAB/Simulink-based simulations. It provides a comparative analysis of their harmonic mitigation capabilities, efficiency, and adaptability to dynamic grid conditions. The findings aim to inform the development of optimized HVDC converter designs, addressing current challenges and supporting the evolving demands of global power systems. Read More...
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Electrical And Electronics Engineering |
India |
14-18 |
4 |
ADDSPACE - Comprehensive Space Rental and Management Platform
-Missy Dodia ; Raj Patidar; Mohammad Kazim Shaikh; Mohit Khatore; Prof. Shahida Khan
The "Add Space" project presents an innovative, web-based solution for managing short-term rentals, catering specifically to events, business meetings, and social gatherings. Traditional rental systems often lack flexibility, focusing on long-term leases and limiting users seeking short-term spaces. "Add Space" introduces a dynamic platform for users, brokers, and administrators, enabling hourly or daily rentals and streamlining booking processes through a role-based system. Developed using JSP, Servlets, JDBC, and MySQL, the platform offers secure role-specific functionalities, including user registration, space management, payment handling, and real-time booking updates. Brokers and admins can manage listings, confirm or cancel reservations, and handle payments through automated processes, enhancing customer service and reducing manual effort. This system not only increases space utilization but also optimizes operational efficiency by centralizing bookings and reducing overhead. The modular design allows for scalability, integrating additional features such as data analytics, reporting, and search filters. "Add Space" contributes significantly to the market by addressing the gap for flexible short-term rentals and offering a reliable, user-friendly platform that can adapt to evolving business needs. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
18-21 |
5 |
A Review on Performance, Operation and History of the Indian Power Trading Ecosystem.
-Shuvam Mohapatra
Power Sector reforms in India were initiated with the ultimate ideal of restoring trustability of the power industry, promote competition and effectiveness, produce a terrain conducive to private investment, and grease sustainable development of the power sector. With the inauguration of the reform process, it was considered essential that the sector be regulated by independent institutions. This led to the preface of Regulatory Commissions at the Central and State situations through the preface of the Electricity Regulatory Commissions Act 1998.Therefore, the enactment of the Electricity Act 2003 strengthened the part of Regulatory Commissions and handed for competition and effectiveness in the power sector, quality of force at reasonable prices to the consumers, creation of non-conventional sources of energy and power request development. International Solar Alliance (ISA) proposed One Sun One World One Grid (OSOWOG) program. To connect The World with electricity it's necessary to know about being request structure to extemporize and modify it according to the requirements in future. Read More...
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Electrical Power Engineering |
India |
22-28 |
6 |
Basic Concepts of Information Technology
-Abhishek Kumar
Our universe is made up of many elements and particles. The basic form of all things in nature is the elements of an object. Atoms are the functional units of an element and presents in the various types of objects. All the things present in our universe have some basic structure which is the atom of an element. Apart from atoms, there are some other things which are called basic atomic particles of our universe. Such as: - electrons, gluons, protons and electrons. Apart from this, leptons, gluons, gravitons, Higgs bosons, neutrinos and quarks have been given the status of subatomic particles. Quarks are the smallest particles considered till now. There are many things in our universe that we need to know. Like: - What is consciousness, what is time, what is reality? Etc. If we observe carefully, we can see that the probability of something being there or not depends on the perspective from which you are observing it. In fact, reality is born from our state of thinking, understanding and experience. There are many things in our universe that we are not yet familiar with. Whether it is a constellation or a galaxy located at a distance of millions and billions of kilometres, our human society does not have access to it. This is the reason for the continuous progress of human society. As far as human society has progressed, the future of AI is better. It is worth noting that the existence or non-existence of an alien civilization also depends on the perspective from which we are observing it. As far as our observable universe has expanded, we can only guess the existence or non-existence of an object in the presence of light. Only that data is received in the console of our search engine which exists. That is, reality itself gives birth to imagination and vice versa. For example: - We observe an object in the presence of light, the only reason for which is photons particles or in other words, due to the electromagnetic wave reflecting from that object to this object. We call electromagnetic wave as radioactive wave. In the same way, our mind also works like a search engine, due to which we are thinking about something or the other all the time. Quantum mechanics and quantum entanglement also play an important role in tracing the data, which can be clearly seen. It is worth noting that time is the rate of change in the state of the particles of an object, which can vary in various ways. Just as mass and energy are relative to each other, similarly time is also relative to mass and energy, which we will know later. It has a big role in coding and programming of software which are based on quantum simulations. There are many theories about our universe which give rise to many formulas but theories are enough to explain it. Human society has been able to develop so much today because of quantum computing and quantum simulations. Our consciousness gives rise to many such theories which can be different for a particular person or creature. There is also a basic concept of how our consciousness arises. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
29-33 |
7 |
Pearl Millet Production, Growth Trend and Effect on Indian Economy: Performance Analysis
-Anil Kumar Saini ; Anshuman Vashishth; Abhishek Yadav; Ashish Sharma
The Indian economy is also known as agro-economy and highly depends on the agriculture sector. Agriculture sector plays vital role in the Indian economy over 70% population of the country depend on agriculture. India is the largest producer country of millets in the world. India produced 20% of the global millet production and 80% contribution to Asias millet production. Millets provide a wider food security to millions of households and contribute to the economy efficiency of farming. Millets are widely grown in up to 21 states in the county. The major role in millet production plays by Rajasthan, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh. In India millets are cultivated in an area of 91,63,000 ha, producing 12.84 M metric tons with a yield of 1510 kg per ha. Sorghum is the fourth most important food grain in India after rice, Wheat and Maize. six states namely Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Haryana grown for more than 79.6% production in total millet production. In which Rajasthan Singly contributes 31.3% of the total millet production. India is the topmost producer of Barnyard (99.9%), Finger (53.3%), Kodo (100%), Little (100%) and Pearl (44.5%), producing 12.46 million metric tons from an area of 8.87 million ha. Pearl millet and sorghum are the important millets and constitutes the largest share in India's total production of millets. This article will examine pearl millet production and agronomic issues and future prospects, and research and development challenges. Read More...
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Agricultural Sciences |
India |
34-37 |
8 |
Detection of credit card fraud
-Goutam Patil ; Anjana H S; Jayanth G; Manjunath M; Mayur Ravikumar Heggade
Credit card fraud causes significant financial losses, demanding robust fraud detection systems. This study focuses on addressing challenges such as data imbalance and evolving fraudulent behavior using machine learning techniques. The dataset consists of 284,807 transactions over two days, where fraud accounts for only 0.172%. We use five machine learning algorithms—Logistic Regression, K-Nearest Neighbors, Decision Tree, Random Forest, and XGBoost—alongside six resampling techniques: Random Oversampling, SMOTE, Random Undersampling, Tomek Links, Cluster Centroids, and SMOTE + Tomek Links. XGBoost outperformed all other models across seven scenarios using the ROC-AUC as the evaluation metric. The findings emphasize oversampling techniques, particularly SMOTE and SMOTE + Tomek Links, in improving model performance. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
38-39 |
9 |
Donatehub
-Tanishka Gambhirsing Patil ; Hrutuja Prashant Borade; Arpita Milind Jadhav
The increasing global concerns over food waste, textile waste, and the underutilization of educational resources have prompted a growing need for efficient donation systems. While many charitable platforms exist to address individual types of donations, such as food, clothing, or stationery, these solutions often operate in isolation, creating inefficiencies in the donation process. DonateHub aims to bridge this gap by providing a unified platform that facilitates the donation of food, clothing, and stationery, thus streamlining the charitable donation process for both donors and recipients. The core objective of DonateHub is to leverage technology to enable users to donate surplus resources in a seamless manner, ensuring that they reach those who need them most. Keywords: Donation platform, food donation, clothing donation, stationery donation, waste reduction, charity system, mobile application, digital donation, resource redistribution, community welfare. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
40-42 |
10 |
Gesture and Voice-Controlled Virtual Mouse
-Darshan DM ; Mr.Vinayak S; Dasharatha M; Chetan M Kabbar; Charn S Gowda
This project takes forward the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) approach by controlling cursor movement through hand movement and voice commands using a real-time camera and microphone. The virtual mouse acts as a contactless mouse, thus making it more useful and time-saving. Specially abled people with some problem in their hands can use this virtual mouse to control the mouse functions in the computer. It can be used for distance-controlling systems in robots, classrooms, war ammunition, and AR and VR games. This project advances the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) paradigm in computer science by controlling cursor movement with a real-time camera and microphone. Hand movement and speech are the most effortless and primitive ways of communication. It's a replacement for the present ways, which entail manually moving a physical computer mouse or pressing buttons. Instead, the system controls and performs numerous mouse activities using a camera for computer vision technology and a microphone for speech recognition and processing. It can perform all the functions that a physical mouse can. The Virtual Mouse continuously gathers real-time visuals and voice commands, which are then filtered and converted in several steps. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
43-44 |
11 |
ProjectLearner: Bridging the Gap in Education Through Shared Student Projects
-Aryan Nikhil Dixit ; Dr. Aarti M. Karande
ProjectLearner is an innovative, user-focused web application designed to revolutionize how individuals engage in learning and knowledge acquisition. The platform serves as a centralized hub where users can discover, organize, and share educational resources across diverse subjects and domains. By emphasizing peer-to-peer learning and collaborative resource exchange, ProjectLearner fosters a dynamic community of learners who actively contribute to and benefit from a shared pool of knowledge. The application integrates features such as personalized recommendations, real-time collaboration tools, and project showcases, enabling users to learn from the practical experiences of their peers. Through its intuitive design and advanced functionality, ProjectLearner not only enhances accessibility to high-quality educational content but also encourages critical thinking, creativity, and skill development. By bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, ProjectLearner aims to empower learners to achieve their full potential and adapt to the evolving demands of the modern world. Read More...
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Master of Computer Application |
India |
45-47 |
12 |
Boom in Data Science: Drivers, Trends, and Future Prospects
-Mokshda Sharma ; Himanshi Mittal; Ayush Sharma; Devanshu Sharma
Driven by the fast growth of data and technological advancements, data science has emerged as a transformative force in a number of industries in recent years. This article explores the factors contributing to data science's growing appeal, focusing on the integration of big data analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence (AI). Through a comprehensive literature search and analysis of pertinent case studies, the study uncovers significant trends in the application of data science across a range of sectors, including e-commerce, healthcare, and finance. It also discusses the challenges and benefits associated with this expansion, highlighting the importance of data-driven decision-making in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. The study concludes by highlighting the significant influence of data science on workforce development and company strategy, suggesting need for further research in this developing area. Read More...
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Advanced computing and Data Science |
India |
48-53 |
13 |
Numerological Predictions Using Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
-Arihant Dubey
This research study investigates the use of numerology, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML) to create unique predictive models. This study attempts to investigate how the science of numbers may influence short- and long-term goals, as well as help individuals make efficient and accurate predictive models, by combining numerological concepts with AI and ML. The study examines existing approaches and applications, identifying potential benefits, limitations, and future possibilities in predictive analytics. Numerology, the ancient technique of assigning numbers to human characteristics and life events, has long been associated with influencing personal and professional decisions ranging from relationships to career pathways. In our modern, data-driven society, where people are frequently identified by numbers such as mobile numbers, vehicle numbers, birth dates, and account numbers, numerology provides unique insights into behavioural patterns and decision-making. These findings highlight the transformational potential of AI-powered numerology in enhancing accurate predictions in a data-driven environment. Read More...
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Artificial Intelligence |
India |
54-57 |
14 |
Design And Modeling Of Modified Compact Low Power Folded Cascode Op Amp With High Emi Immunity
-K N SRI MANASA ; S ARUNA
An innovative design for a compact, low-power, folded cascode Op Amp (operational amplifier) having greater EMI immunity is presented and discussed in this paper. This design was motivated by the issues with existing Op Amps, which exhibit high output offset voltages throughout a broad frequency range and are susceptible to EMI interference. In contemporary Op Amp circuits, output offset voltage is mostly caused by the body effect as well as channel length modulation components. The suggested Op Amp mitigates these issues as well as effectively eliminates the contribution of body effect components by reducing output offset along with power dissipation. Specifically, revised compact folded cascode Op Amp significantly reduces the output offset to just 34.36uV and uses very little power, only 254.2uW at a frequency of 1 GHz. Because of these advantages, the proposed Op Amp is ideal for use in high-frequency Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADCs). The Op Amp was created in the 180nm technology node, and the Virtuoso by Cadence was implemented to build this design. Problems associated with output offset voltage and EMI susceptibility in Op Amp circuits are addressed in this work in a promising way. Read More...
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M.E. VLSI and Embedded System |
India |
58-62 |