Light Fidelity Trident
All around the world, the internet continues to transform how we connect with others, organize the flow of things, and share information. With its growing influence on individual consumers and large economies alike, the internet has become an increasingly vital part of our day-to-day lives. In the era of IoT (internet of things) security, speed and cost are the major problems that are to be solved in the world. The current wireless networks that connect us to the Internet are very slow when multiple devices are connected. Also with the increase in the number of devices which access the Internet, the availability of fixed bandwidth makes it much more difficult to enjoy high data transfer rates and to connect a secure network. The solution to this problem is the light fidelity trident technology which ensures high security, speed and a much broader spectrum for transmission compared to the existing technology. The IoT devices can be made compatible and in-sync with Light fidelity trident, for a more enhanced functioning. Light fidelity trident can conveniently accommodate multiple access points, as it is required by IoT connectivity, by using simple light bulbs as terminals. Light fidelity trident concept is similar to Light fidelity but uses the concept of RGB multiplexing scheme to produce white light spectrum. Each color carries different data, so the speed is ten times better than conventional Light fidelity. Light fidelity trident is not only faster than the existing light fidelity but also thrice more secure. Light fidelity trident is the future of data communication.
Published by: Keerthan Gowda B. M.
Author: Keerthan Gowda B. M.
Paper ID: V7I4-1769
Paper Status: published
Published: August 16, 2021
Insights of IPL: 2008 to 2020 and why it is interesting
Cricket runs through every Indian’s blood; without Cricket one cannot imagine India. Cricket is also the most famous outdoor sport in India as there is a huge craze of it in every age group of people. Also, India has been very much the pioneer of modern-day cricket that is the T20, it can be said that because of the Indian Premier League the advent of T20 started in the world. In the modern era with such high technologies available in every sport, one of the most important things is statistical data. This research paper mainly focuses on the results of the matches taking various factors into consideration such as the toss analysis, season-wise number of matches, team performances, and also the venues where the matches were played.
Published by: Rakshit Patel, Mihir Brahmbhatt
Author: Rakshit Patel
Paper ID: V7I4-1780
Paper Status: published
Published: August 16, 2021
IoT based string failure detection and monitoring system
To harness reliable energy efficiently, the photovoltaic string system must remain in its best condition. This requires continuous maintenance and monitoring. However, in the case of weather dependable energy yield change. We proposed a novel real-time monitoring system utilizing a small but efficient artificial neural network that is adequate to run on a low-cost system. To get the desired electrical output in various environmental conditions, it is required to analyze the faulty, or shaded, or dust-covered string, and maintain it with an intelligent monitoring system. The proposed string monitoring system can identify if the string exhibit degradation due to fault conditions.
Published by: Srijeyanthi P., Sivakumar R., Cebu A., Karthick C., Rajeshwaran M., Subhash S.
Author: Srijeyanthi P.
Paper ID: V7I4-1787
Paper Status: published
Published: August 16, 2021
Does Anganwadi make a difference in the nutritional status of children?
ICDS centers, commonly known as Anganwadi Centres (AWC) started in the year 1975 mainly to fulfill the nutritional requirement of children along with essential integrated health services. The objective of this research is to know “how Anganwadi centers are working for improving the nutritional status among children”. Methods: The secondary data collected through the National Family Health Survey is used to analyze the effectiveness of Anganwadi Centres on child nutrition. Both bivariate and multivariate analyses have been carried out for this paper. Results: Over the years, the proportion of children accessing supplementary food from the Anganwadi/ ICDS has been declined. Further, recent data shows that percentage of children receiving food is high among poor households as compared to better-off households. However, the results of both bivariate and multivariate analyses show that there is no substantial difference in nutritional status of children between ICDS-covered and non-covered areas. Conclusion: There is no significant positive impact of supplementary nutrition through Anganwadi Centres on the malnutrition status of children. Therefore, the government should take steps for regular monitoring to ensure quality services through the Anganwadi centers. Then only, all the children will access adequate supplementary food and that would definitely make a change in the nutritional status of children.
Published by: Kamalakanta Tripathy
Author: Kamalakanta Tripathy
Paper ID: V7I4-1779
Paper Status: published
Published: August 16, 2021
Domain-agnostic Customer Sentiment Analysis Platform for MSMEs in E-Commerce
This paper aims to tackle the problem of MSMEs being unable to gauge customer sentiment through text-based reviews on e-commerce platforms. The paper suggests a front-end algorithmic solution to the problem which is simple yet impactful in that it allows MSMEs to understand consumer behavior and psyche with minimal or no resources. The platform, which can be adopted by any e-commerce enterprise, uses web scraping frameworks and natural language processing-based sentiment analysis to extract, demystify, and present various metrics and actionable insights essential to analyze underlying sentiment. The proposed end-to-end solution aids MSMEs in fostering sustainable customer relationships and boosting business growth and prosperity.
Published by: Veer Kejriwal, Aqsa Temrikar
Author: Veer Kejriwal
Paper ID: V7I4-1750
Paper Status: published
Published: August 16, 2021
Effect of honey mixture therapy on obesity among adolescent girls residing in selected hostels
The present study was conducted to assess the effect of honey mixture therapy on obesity among adolescent girls. Objectives: Assess the degree of obesity among adolescent girls, Assess the effectiveness of honey mixture therapy on obesity among adolescent girls, Find the association between obesity and selected demographic variables of adolescent girls. Methodology: Quantitative approach was used for the study and a pre-experimental one-group pre-test post-test design was selected. This study was based on the Penders health promotion model. Data were collected from 30 obese adolescent girls residing in selected hostels at Perinthalmanna using a nonprobability purposive sampling technique. Semistructured interview schedules on sociodemographic data and physiological methods were used to obtain baseline pre-test measurements. Honey mixture therapy was administered for 45 days and post-test measurements were also collected. The data were analyzed and interpreted by using descriptive and inferential statistics. Results; the mean post-BMI score (27.79) is less than the mean pretest score(28.20). The obtained t value is 0.85 and the p-value is 0.40. The mean difference is not statistically significant. The study also revealed that there is a significant association of obesity with the availability of pocket money. Conclusion; the study concluded that there is a nonsignificant reduction in BMI followed by administration of honey mixture therapy for a period of 45 days.
Published by: Sini Neeruzhi, Surumi K. A.
Author: Sini Neeruzhi
Paper ID: V7I4-1739
Paper Status: published
Published: August 16, 2021
