Automated Pneumatic Fixture
As the modern industries are shifting towards the automation, most of the industrial production is held by the aid of robots and in such boom of modernization the main problem that was face by the industries is to held work piece and proper position during machining work. In this project we have designed an automated pneumatic fixture for assembling a certain product, and an electro-pneumatic system to control its operation. It helps in location of work piece during a machining operation. The Clamping system main objective is to achieve higher production rates. Fast, convenient and easy to place and remove the object becomes easier.
Published by: Ninad Male, Prerit Shah, Tanveet Marucha, Parth Mullaji
Author: Ninad Male
Paper ID: V6I2-1349
Paper Status: published
Published: April 5, 2020
Multiple space closure using thermoplastic tray- Create a beautiful smile – One shot away
To smile is easy to gift others a beautiful smile it’s a blessing. An important aspect of a beautiful smile is a dentition with no spaces. A diastema can be defined as space >0.5mm between the proximal surfaces of two adjacent teeth. Midline diastemata (or diastemas) occur in approximately 98% of 6 years old’s (maxillary growth and ugly duckling stage), 49% of 11 years old’s and 7% of 12– 18-year-old’s4. But mostly after the late transitional period, it regresses on its own. The continuing presence of a diastema between the maxillary central incisors in adults often is considered unesthetic or malocclusion problems. A multitude of techniques have been employed to improve the smile by closing Diastema. Orthodontic treatment is a good choice for space closure and alignment correction, but the duration of the treatment and the multiple visits often appears hectic. And let's not forget about the expenses in ortho treatment. On the other hand, recent studies also showed that direct composite resin restorations are considered functional, stable, aesthetical, and cheaper restorations completed in less chair time by using appropriate techniques for patients with appropriate occlusion. Closure of midline diastema using free handed composite restoration is helpful, but this is tedious when there are multiple diastemata. With the emergence of advanced and contemporary techniques, the time required for performing restorative procedures has drastically reduced2. Means like just in ‘ONE SHOT’. This is a case report presenting the closure of multiple diastemata using a thermoplastic bleaching tray that would make the closure of multiple spaces in the anterior region easier and esthetic.
Published by: Dr. Lipsita Priyadarshini, Dr. Pradnya V. Bansode, Dr. Seema D. Pathak, Dr. Madhuri B. Wavdhane
Author: Dr. Lipsita Priyadarshini
Paper ID: V6I2-1347
Paper Status: published
Published: April 5, 2020
Female foeticide perceptions and practices among women in Punjab
Female foeticide besides skewed sex ratio and its attendant social evils has grave ethical undertones, especially for medical professionals and our commitment to save lives. Randomly selected 100 women were interviewed using a semi-structured interview schedule to explore the female foeticide perceptions and practices among couples in district Muktsar city and district Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar of Punjab. Prenatal sex determination among their relatives and neighbors were reported by 80% respondent, though they themselves had never resorted to it. Could this figure influence the proxy rates for community behaviour, perhaps, this needs in-depth exploration. Supporting to this fact, 25.9% of respondents reported of ever been pressurized by their family members to undergo prenatal sex diagnosis of their foetus. Encouragingly 90% of respondents had opined that that repeated prenatal sex diagnosis and abortions are detrimental to the mental and physical health of a woman and are wholly preventable. Stricter laws and honest enforcement of these laws were the commonest suggestions by the respondent to prevent female foeticide in society.
Published by: Yadwinder Kaur
Author: Yadwinder Kaur
Paper ID: V6I2-1336
Paper Status: published
Published: April 5, 2020
Automated seed sowing robot
Agriculture is the backbone for India. In agriculture ploughing, seed sowing is one of the major stages. Traditionally the farmer will engage labor for ploughing, seed sowing. Thus, it requires a lot of manpower and time taking process. For ploughing, farmers are using tractors and animals, Tractors will work on fossil fuels, fossil fuels will pollute the environment. Tractors also produce the sound which in turn produce the noise pollution, in the other hand the animals are used for ploughing the land instead of using them for ploughing the land, we can use for various tasks such as for products. Here we proposed the Automated Seed Sowing Robot which helps the farmer in ploughing the field and sowing the seeds and covering the seeds. The proposed Automated Seed Sowing Robot has 2 parts let us consider it as HEAD and TAIL. To the HEAD the blades are attached so that it will plough the land and the UR sensor is attached to detect the obstacles in the way. To the TAIL the seeds container is placed and the seeds are placed in a regular interval and at the haft is used to cover the seed.
Published by: Komuravelli Nithish Kumar, Dr. R. Balaji, Seelam Raviteja, Kapurkar Sakshi, Katkuri Akhila
Author: Komuravelli Nithish Kumar
Paper ID: V6I2-1326
Paper Status: published
Published: April 5, 2020
The use of a self-developed board game as a tool to enhance the mastery of vocabulary on action verbs
This action research focuses on enhancing the pupils’ mastery of vocabulary on action verbs. The research participants of this study were four Year 5 pupils. In this research, The Kemmis and McTaggart model were used as a research design. The ‘V-Goldenur’ game which is an adaptation of the famous ‘Monopoly’ game was used as an intervention in this research in enhancing pupils’ vocabulary on action verbs. ‘V-Goldenur’ game was carried out in five sessions which each session focusing on five action verbs. The findings of the research were analyzed qualitatively using the triangulation method. The instruments used were document analysis, observation checklist and group interview. The participants had been given Exercise 1 and Exercise 2 to compare the improvement in their vocabulary on action verbs before and after the intervention. The research findings showed that there had been an improvement in the participants’ vocabulary on action verbs performance after the intervention sessions. Nevertheless, it is recommended if more words could be added in this research to help the participants in the mastery of vocabulary on action verbs.
Published by: Faiqah Yasin, Harwati Hashim
Author: Faiqah Yasin
Paper ID: V6I2-1323
Paper Status: published
Published: April 1, 2020
Offline examination system using Raspberry Pi
India is developing, cities are advancing, but still, the villages and remote areas are facing problems. We are still dealing with major challenges pertaining to digital sectors. Even though the internet, penetration has evolved in India, we are still facing continuous network availability issues other discrepancies. This is significantly a high alarming factor for the education sector. To solve this problem, we have come up with a unique robust solution. So we have developed a Linux based operating system for embedded devices. The operating system is strict as per user requirement for the particular application here it for offline online examination where we break the network into convenient units to overcome the mentioned drawbacks. This mechanism ensures offline conductance of exams in the intranet environment. Further, this will be re-integrated into the consequent network.
Published by: Nikhil Thakur, Sougandh Shah, Suraj Yeole, Shivraj Deshmukh, Sunita Nandgave
Author: Nikhil Thakur
Paper ID: V6I2-1340
Paper Status: published
Published: April 1, 2020
