Face recognition based door unlocking system using Raspberry Pi
Today we are facing security issues in every aspect. So we have to resolve these issues by using updated technology. In this project, we are using the Face recognition module to capture human images and to compare with stored database images. If it matches with the authorized user then the system will unlock the door by an electromagnetic lock. The need for facial recognition system that is fast and accurate that continuously increasing which can detect intruders and restricts all unauthorized users from highly secured areas and aids in minimizing human error. Face recognition is one of the most Secured System than biometric pattern recognition technique which is used in a large spectrum of applications. The time and accuracy factor is considered about the major problem which specifies the performance of automatic face recognition in real-time environments. Various solutions have been proposed using multicore systems. By considering the present challenge, this provides the complete architectural design and proposes an analysis for a real-time face recognition system with LBPH Algorithm. In this algorithm, it converts the image from color to greyscale image and divides into pixels and it will be allocated in a matrix form and those images will be stored in the database. If an image is detected then microcontroller will send power to the motor driver unit then the electromagnetic lock will unlock the door and it will lock again when there is no power supply to that unit. Finally, this paper concludes for the advanced implementations achieved by integrating embedded system models against the convention.
Published by: Thulluri Krishna Vamsi, Kanchana Charan Sai, Vijayalakshmi M.
Author: Thulluri Krishna Vamsi
Paper ID: V5I2-1856
Paper Status: published
Published: April 12, 2019
Design and development of web portal for IT service management
Through analyzing the IT service management framework and associated processes of Organization, this paper establishes various indicators of IT service management process. The weights of each measure are calculated with a logical hierarchy process (AHP), and the evaluation was executed in the Organization. And the suggestions are proposed with the meditation of both the evaluation results and the real position of Organization’s IT service management. The case is extremely considered in the views of IT service management objectives and misunderstandings, customer fulfillment model of IT service management, knowledge supporting formation of IT service management. It is terminate that if the organization wishes to successfully contraption IT service management’s customer satisfaction model, it should eliminate the misunderstandings of IT service objectives first, while the advocacy of knowledge supporting structure of IT service management can play a number of effects.
Published by: Mukunda Vijay Dahake, Mahesh Arun Pandit, Minal Nago Rane, Komal Sanjay Sharma
Author: Mukunda Vijay Dahake
Paper ID: V5I2-1828
Paper Status: published
Published: April 12, 2019
Intelligent automatic traffic control using IoT
With an outsized population and enormous quantity of vehicles, there's conjointly a giant hassle of automotive accidents or road accidents, and with these overcrowded roads, there's a problem of delay in first aid service. To overcome this delay in first aid service, our project gives a solution that is “Intelligent Automatic Traffic Control with Ambulance Using IoT” which includes alerting and tracking mechanism with automatic traffic light controlling system such that the ambulance can achieve a freeway in order to provide the first aid to the patient as fast as possible. To monitor the traffic level, we use IR sensors. The level of the traffic is updated in the server page using IoT. The RF Transmitter and receiver is used to detect the ambulance arrival. The traffic signal is controlled automatically.
Published by: S. Giridhar Manikanta, G. Malar Selvi, K. Surya Narayana Raju
Author: S. Giridhar Manikanta
Paper ID: V5I2-1818
Paper Status: published
Published: April 11, 2019
Chatbot generation and integration: A review
In the modern era of technology, chatbot is the next big thing in the domain of conversational services. A chatbot is a virtual person who can effectively talk to any human being using interactive textual as well as verbal skills. There are many statistics available which suggest that integration of chatbot in any business as a part of their customer service increases the business progress and customer satisfaction exponentially. Hence it becomes crucial to understand the crux of the chatbot technology. Owing to extensive research in this field, there are numerous methodologies available to create a conversational entity. It becomes quite confusing to decide a perfect method to generate conversational agent for the desired purpose. Also, generation of chatbot is one issue and successful integration is in itself another problem which is many times overlooked. This paper provides some valuable insights on how to generate as well as how to integrate a chatbot.
Published by: Aarsh Trivedi, Vatsal Gor, Zalak Thakkar
Author: Aarsh Trivedi
Paper ID: V5I2-1840
Paper Status: published
Published: April 11, 2019
Estimation of chlorophyll content in young and adult leaves of some selected plants in polluted areas
In the present study chlorophyll a (Chl. a) and b (Chl. b) content of ten different plants have been recorded. The qualitative difference of chlorophyll a (Chl.a) and b (Chl.b) content between young and adult leaves were observed. A total of ten plant species were selected namely Mango (Magnifera indica L.), Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis L.), Neem (Azadiracta indica Juss), Ashoka (Polyalthia longifolia (sonner)Thw, Enum), Ficus (Ficus benghalensis L.) andNerium indicum Mill. Gard Datura stramonium L, Acacia nilotica(L) Willd .ex Del.ssp.indica (Benth)Brenan. and Bogainvillea spectabilisWilld, Ficus religiosa L.were used for analysis of chlorophyll content. In all the cases the adult leaves showed higher chlorophyll content in comparison to young leaves. This has been proved that the age of leaves was an important factor for chlorophyll content.
Published by: Jayashri Mulay, Samrudhi Kokate
Author: Jayashri Mulay
Paper ID: V5I2-1838
Paper Status: published
Published: April 11, 2019
A study to assess the knowledge and attitude of secondary school teachers regarding first aid management of selected emergencies among school children, at selected secondary schools at Ghataprabha, in view to prepare information booklet
"There is nothing more precious to a parent than a child and nothing more important to our future than the safety of our children.” Bill Clinton. First aid and emergency care should be provided by the teachers in situations like accidents, vomiting, convulsions, injuries, etc. A teacher should have adequate training regarding first aid and emergency measures since teachers act as a pivot in the school health services. The objectives of the study were 1. To assess the knowledge of secondary school teachers related to First aid management of secondary school children, in selected emergencies. 2. To identify the attitude of secondary school teachers regarding selected emergencies and First aid management, in secondary school children. 3. To find the association between knowledge and of secondary school teachers with selected demographic variables. 4. To find out the correlation between knowledge and attitude of secondary school teachers regarding selected emergencies and First aid management, in secondary school children. 5. To prepare an Information booklet based on selected First aid emergencies management for secondary school teachers. Methods A descriptive approach with descriptive correlation design was used for 50 secondary school teachers drawn through purposive sampling technique in a selected high school at Ghataprabha. The conceptual framework for the study was developed from Orem’s self-care theory. Incorporated with a modified model. The hypotheses formulated were that there will be an association between knowledge and selected demographic variables. The content validity and reliability of the tools were established. The pilot study was conducted using a structured knowledge questionnaire and Likert five-point scale. Each participant observation of the attitudes of teachers with the help of five-point Likert scale, a questionnaire was administered which was collected on the same day. An average of 4-5 observation was done per day following which the knowledge questionnaire was administered to the participant. The collected data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics. The study findings revealed that Majority (48 %) of teachers had poor knowledge & (36%) of teachers had average knowledge & only (16 %) teachers had good knowledge. Age is associated with the level of knowledge of school teachers (2 = 14.92 P>0.05.) & Experience is associated with the level of knowledge of school teachers (2 = 12.99 P>0.05). It was also found that there is a positive correlation between knowledge & attitude of school teachers regarding first aid management of emergencies. The ‘r’ value computed was 0.72. Interpretation And Conclusion Majority (48 %) of teachers had poor knowledge of first & emergency management of selected emergencies.& (36%) of teachers had average knowledge & only (16 %) teachers had good knowledge. Majority of 15 female respondents have poor knowledge of First aid management of selected emergencies; whereas 9 Male has poor knowledge of first aid management. Only Six Male & two female have good knowledge. Age is associated with the level of knowledge of school teachers (2 = 14.92 P>0.05.) & Experience is associated with the level of knowledge of school teachers (2 = 12.99 P>0.05).
Published by: Grace Chetan Gaikwad
Author: Grace Chetan Gaikwad
Paper ID: V5I2-1810
Paper Status: published
Published: April 11, 2019
