Ultrasonic servo motor control with Arduino micro-controller
“Creativity is inventing, experimenting, growing, taking risks, breaking rules, making mistakes and having fun.” Quoted by Mary Lou Cook, encouraged us to think on such a topic which can make our lives easier by overcoming the prominent problem faced around the globe. Sometimes we have to make our things automated and there is a need to make the world an easier place to live in. Arduino micro-controller has already made a huge impact on learning. The widespread acceptance gave the open source hardware a new life, potentially challenging many industrial products and new interests in hardware prototyping and electronics. The recent transition has been made from 8 bit to 32 bits and it is expected that in future Arduino may be seen in the form of a cheap practical computer. You can also presently make custom cell phones using open source boards like the Arduino. Looking at this actionable advancement towards Arduino, allured the ideology to make systematic and organized parking system for vehicles, using Arduino Uno. This project's main purpose is to produce a real-life solution to the car parking problem which the whole world is facing frequently. People usually roam around in the parking lots trying to find a suitable place to park in. To solve that problem we have created the automatic car parking system, using open source hardware, programmable sensors and the use of computers to provide an interface to understand the digital output produced.
Published by: Daniel Asemota
Author: Daniel Asemota
Paper ID: V5I3-1844
Paper Status: published
Published: June 14, 2019
Analysis of sub surface water of Khapri village of Nagpur district
In this project, the physicochemical analysis of various physicochemical parameters is carried out for the assessment of groundwater quality. Total of 12 samples was collected from 12 locations of Khapri Village in Kalmeshwar Taluka in Nagpur District of Maharashtra State, India. It comes under Khapri Panchayath. It belongs to the Vidarbh region. These 12 water samples were collected from sampling points whose connection was given to bore wells. Various physicochemical parameters tested were pH, alkalinity, sulfate, nitrate, total hardness, dissolved oxygen, lead content, total solids, total dissolved solids, suspended solids, electrical conductivity, and turbidity. For geo-referencing of study area of Khapari Kothe Village latitude 21°14'35"N and longitude 78°51'14"E was used. The observed values of these physicochemical parameters were compared with World Health Organization standards. The results indicated that the water quality of groundwater is assessed in the study area based on the water quality index model. The drinking water quality results of the Khapri Village, show that the highest water quality was recorded at the Sample no 5 (WQI = 80.218) due to the increases in the human population, agricultural activities and it was very close to septic system, whereas the lowest quality found at Sample no 2 (WQI = 19.075). These water samples were fit for drinking without proper treatment according to standard World Health Organization
Published by: Mrunal Bharatlal Patle, Dr. Arif Khan
Author: Mrunal Bharatlal Patle
Paper ID: V5I3-1886
Paper Status: published
Published: June 13, 2019
Study of consumer buying behaviour with reference to neuromarketing and its limitations
In today’s vibrant business surroundings the same marketing techniques cannot be used in order to withstand the competitive market. There is a necessity to integrate other disciples along with the traditional and modern marketing techniques to leap forward. Neuromarketing is a blend of psychology, economics, and neuroscience. Neuromarketing is a technique of marketing where we study the consumers with the help of neuroscience. Neuromarketing emerged in the year 2002. During its initial years, it gained a lot of attraction. But its critical aspect remained unexplored which includes how to practice it. Consumers are complex creatures. Neuromarketing gives better insight to purchase decision. When neuromarketing come into force, the misconception of the consumer being a rational will phase out! Neuroscience is the main factor which helps in neuromarketing. There is research going on to find out techniques for better neuromarketing so that in and out of consumers aware known to the marketers. The main problem of neuromarketing will be the ethical issue which are practiced by many companies. The principles which many companies are following will be thrown off. Neuromarketing is a combination of consumer behavior and neuroscience. This paper will describe the linkage between the neuroscience and consumer behaviour which leads to neuromarketing.
Published by: Roshal Chinnu Vinu
Author: Roshal Chinnu Vinu
Paper ID: V5I3-1872
Paper Status: published
Published: June 13, 2019
Music staffline removal using Convolutional Neural Network
For decade interest in the analysis of handwritten music, scores have been growing rapidly. It captured the focus in two types recognition of handwritten music scores and writer identification. Many types of research have proposed different algorithms to improve recognition. Staffline removal cannot be considered as a solved problem that too when dealing with ancient music scripts. However, this work proposes to model the problem as a supervised learning classification task. This work proposes a staffline removal method using CNN to evaluate window size and mask size retaining the symbol information with improved accuracy.
Published by: Pallavi C. L., Kavitha S. N.
Author: Pallavi C. L.
Paper ID: V5I3-1863
Paper Status: published
Published: June 13, 2019
Enhancement in Nanotechnology
In recent years, nanotechnology has become one of the most important and exciting forefront fields in physics, chemistry, engineering, and biology. It shows great promise for providing us in the near future with many breakthroughs that will change the direction of technological advances in a wide range of applications. The present paper aims to review the previous work is done and recent enhancement in the field of nanotechnology. History of nanotechnology, methods of making nanomaterials, risks involved in using Nanotechnology have been reported. Various applications of nanotechnology are also discussed as this technology has enormous potential to contribute to significant advances over a wide range of technological areas.
Published by: Divya Waghmare, Sahil Bhat
Author: Divya Waghmare
Paper ID: V5I3-1857
Paper Status: published
Published: June 13, 2019
Effective recovery of heat energy in ICF using a duct system
Nowadays the consumption of conventional energy is increasing a lot. After spending some days in ICF we found certain energies being unused. And when we reach the spring shop we saw a furnace in which, it is for the operation of preheating of the steel bar used for the production of springs. This furnace is working using a gas burner of temperature around 900˚C. This furnace is having an exhaust duct exposed to the atmosphere, and we observe that the outlet duct is releasing a huge amount of temperature to the atmosphere. Then we think about to use these wasting hot exhausts to some other reusable way. There are a paint booth and oven near to the furnace in which, it is used to bake the painted spring. Then we noticed that the paint booth is working with a gas burner and an air pumping fan. So the paint booth is gaining an extra amount of LPG and external electrical power. The temperature used for baking the spring is around 100˚C. Then we think about an idea of bringing the hot air from the exhaust of the furnace to the paint booth.
Published by: Rahul R. Nair, Rahul R., Rahul Raj R., Ragin Prasad, Vishnu Vardhan M. S.
Author: Rahul R. Nair
Paper ID: V5I3-1852
Paper Status: published
Published: June 13, 2019
