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The document discusses various location-based systems and services using ubiquitous computing technologies. It describes mobile phone-based navigation services, RFID technologies like Suica cards for transportation payment and information access, and a ubiquitous communicator device for guiding tours in Tokyo and providing location-based information and multimedia about artworks. Key elements discussed include using GPS, cell towers, RFID, and infrared/active RFID technologies to determine location and deliver customized information and services to users.
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This document summarizes the development of an RFID-based auto-navigation robot. The robot uses an Arduino microcontroller and sensors like ultrasonic sensors for obstacle detection, IR sensors for line following, RFID readers for location identification, and Bluetooth for wireless communication. The robot is powered by batteries and can navigate autonomously indoors based on RFID cards, providing navigation assistance and safety features for disabled individuals. An Android app allows users to pair with and control the robot by providing voice commands for destinations. The robot was developed to help blind and disabled people navigate independently within buildings.
A Feasible Voice based Inhouse Navigation System for the Visually Impaired
A proposal has been made to implement an inhouse navigation system for the visually impaired persons,
whichiscosteffective,easyto implementandveryeasyanduserfriendlytouseandcanbeusedbyblindor partially blind people to go about the inside premises of an office or any building or floor having turns and obstacles and differentlocations.
E03601027031
The International Journal of Engineering & Science is aimed at providing a platform for researchers, engineers, scientists, or educators to publish their original research results, to exchange new ideas, to disseminate information in innovative designs, engineering experiences and technological skills. It is also the Journal's objective to promote engineering and technology education. All papers submitted to the Journal will be blind peer-reviewed. Only original articles will be published.
A43050104
The document proposes an instant search engine for museums using mobile devices. It would allow users to get information about museums, including audio guides about art objects, locations of museums and places within them. The system would use mobile learning platforms and positioning techniques like infrared signals, RFID, GPS and Bluetooth to provide interactive guides and interfaces for users to access information about specific art objects in a given museum on their mobile devices anywhere and anytime. It discusses how artificial intelligence concepts could be applied, including expert systems and information retrieval, to improve personal knowledge management using the mobile museum guide.
SISR - Smart Indoor Surveillance Robot using IoT for day to day usage PPT.pptx
1) The document describes a proposed smart indoor surveillance robot system using IoT technology. The robot would be controlled remotely using a Raspberry Pi, camera module, ultrasonic sensor, PIR sensor and motor driver.
2) The robot detects intruders using face detection algorithms and notifies the user if an unrecognized face is detected. It can take automatic video of detected intruders.
3) The system aims to provide remote monitoring and control capabilities to users through a wireless network connection. This allows surveillance of areas that traditional fixed cameras cannot access.
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This document describes a proposed system called a "Third Eye for Blind People Using Ultrasonic Vibrating Gloves with Image Processing" that aims to help blind people identify objects and navigate safely. The system uses ultrasonic sensors on gloves to detect obstacles within 3 meters and vibrates motors or provides audio alerts. It also includes a camera on a hat that captures images for object recognition processing on a Raspberry Pi module. The proposed system is presented as a low-cost, portable solution to help blind people with navigation and object identification challenges in daily life.
Password Based Hand Gesture Controlled Robot
Gesture is a most natural way of communication between human and computer in real system. Hand gesture is
one of the important methods of non-verbal communications for humans. A simulation tool, MATLAB based
colour image processing is used to recognize hand gesture. With the help of wireless communication, it is easier
to interact with the robot. The objective of this project is to build a password protected wireless gesture control
robot using Arduino, RF transmitter and receiver module. The continuous images are processed and the
command signal is sent to the Arduino Uno microcontroller and according to the number of fingers, it sends the
commands to the RF transmitter which is received by the transmitter and is processed at the receiver end which
drives the motor to a particular direction. The robot moves forward, backward, right and left when we show one,
two, three, four fingers (fingers with some red color band or tape) respectively. As soon as the hand is moved
off from the frame immediately it will stop. This can be used for physically disabled people who can’t use their
hands to move the wheel chair. And it can also be used in various military applications where radioactive
substances which can’t be touched by the human hand
Seventh sense by Sahal Hash
This presentation deals with the combination of Sixth Sense technology and Robotics.
The Autonomous Robots are controlled using basic Hand gestures through sixth sense technology.
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This document describes research on using an omni-directional mobile robot equipped with a LiDAR sensor to perform 2D mapping of indoor environments. The robot uses a Raspberry Pi single board computer to process LiDAR data from a YDLiDAR X4 sensor and send it wirelessly to another computer running ROS. The Hector SLAM algorithm is used to determine the robot's position through scan matching and represent obstacles in an occupancy grid map. Experimental results showed the robot could follow walls using PID control and autonomously construct an accurate map of a room with an error rate of 4.59%.
iot module 1 ppt (3).pdf
This document discusses Internet of Things (IoT) networking. It explains that IoT involves the convergence of multiple domains like sensing, communication, cloud computing and data analytics. The key components of an IoT network are devices, communication networks and the cloud. Communication standards and gateway devices enable interconnection and information exchange between various IoT devices and the cloud. Some challenges in IoT networking include security, scalability, energy efficiency and interoperability due to the large numbers and variety of connected devices. Careful consideration is needed in choice of network architecture and communication technologies to address the diverse needs of different IoT applications.
iot module 1 ppt.pptx
This document discusses Internet of Things (IoT) applications and networking. It covers:
1) The definition and history of IoT, how it connects devices to the internet using wireless technologies, and projections of over 20 billion connected "things" in the future.
2) Key components of an IoT system including sensing, actuation, networking, communication protocols, and machine-to-machine communications.
3) Challenges of IoT including security, scalability, energy efficiency, and data analytics.
Internet of things for smart cities
This document discusses various topics related to the Internet of Things (IoT) and how it can be applied to smart cities. It first defines IoT as a collection of devices and sensors that communicate together to share data and create larger solutions. It then defines a smart city as an urban area that creates sustainable development and high quality of life through areas like economic and mobility. It proceeds to discuss how IoT works by collecting, communicating, analyzing, and acting on data. It provides examples of how IoT can be used for smart energy management, transportation, structural engineering, nID-based sensing, biochips, and Fitbit activity tracking statistics.
Internet of things
This document discusses various topics related to the Internet of Things (IoT) and how it can be applied to smart cities. It first defines IoT as a collection of devices and sensors that communicate together to share data and create larger solutions. It then defines a smart city as an urban area that creates sustainable development and high quality of life through areas like economic and mobility. It proceeds to discuss how IoT works by collecting, communicating, analyzing, and acting on data. It provides examples of how IoT can be used for smart energy management, transportation, structural engineering, nID-based sensing, biochips, and Fitbit activity tracking statistics.
IRJET- Automatic Metro Train using RFID
This document describes an automatic metro train system that uses RFID technology. The system aims to eliminate the need for a driver by allowing the train to run autonomously between stations. An Arduino microcontroller is used as the central processing unit. RFID readers and tags are used to detect when the train arrives at a station, causing it to automatically stop. Door openings and closings are also controlled automatically. The system counts passengers and displays statuses on an LCD screen. It is intended to reduce human errors and improve timetable adherence for metro train systems.
Blind Stick Using Ultrasonic Sensor with Voice announcement and GPS tracking
for blind individuals. Basically, the ultrasonic detector is enforced within the walking stick for detection the obstacles ahead of the blind/impaired persons. If there are any obstacles, it'll alert the blind man to avoid that obstacles and therefore the alert in Our project proposes a low-priced walking stick supported latest technology and a brand-new implementation are created for economical interface the shape of voice announcement and buzzer to form a lot of helpful the stick is additionally mounted with the water detector that detects and alerts the blind if any wetness content is present to avoid slippery methods. Daily in several aspects so as to produce versatile and safe movement for the individuals. During this technology driven world, wherever individuals try to measure severally, this project propose a low-priced stick for blind individuals to achieve personal independence, in order that they will move from one place to a different simply and safely. A conveyable stick is style and developed that detects the obstacles within the path of the blind using sensors. The buzzer and vibration motor are activated once any obstacle is detected. Additionally, the stick is provided with GPS and SMS message system. GPS system give the knowledge relating to the situation of the blind man using the stick with his relations. SMS system is employed by the blind to send SMS message to the saved numbers within the microcontroller just in case of emergency.
Hand Motion Gestures For Mobile Communication Based On Inertial Sensors For O...
This project presents system based on inertial sensors and gesture recognition algorithm for SMS or calling for old age people. Users hold the device to make hand gestures with their preferred handheld style. Hand motions generate inertial signals, which are wirelessly transmitted to a computer for recognition. Here DTW recognition algorithm is used for recognition of hand gestures. Zigbee is used at the transmission section of inertial device to transmit sensor values and at the receiver section of PC to receive values. Recognized gesture is send to the microcontroller for further processing which gives AT commands to GSM to selects the SMS or calling option to the person. GSM model is used for the SMS or calling. An accelerometer-based gestures recognition systems that uses only a single 3-axis accelerometer. 3-axis accelerometer recognizes gestures, where gestures here are hand movements. DTW algorithm is used in this project for recognition. The proposed DTW-based recognition algorithm includes the procedures of inertial signal acquisition, motion detection, template selection, and recognition. Here „a‟, „b‟, „c‟, „d‟, „e‟, „f‟, „g‟, „h‟, „o‟, „v‟ letters are recognized in this system . This system can be used for the emergency calling or emergency SMS by the old age people or blind people from the home.
CSE journals
IJMRR is an international forum for research that advances the theory and practice of management. All papers submitted to IJMRR are subject to a double-blind peer review process. Authors are invited to submit theoretical or empirical papers in all aspects of management, including strategy, human resources, marketing, operations, technology, information systems, finance and accounting, business economics, and public sector management.
Keynote: Making Smarter Tuscany and Florence with Km4City
Keynote at International Summit on Smart World and Smart Cities, In Conjunction With 2017 IEEE Smart World Congress
August 5, 2017, San Francisco, USA
http://smart-city-conference.com/summit2017/
Sentient Urban Platform for Smart City
Set up an ICT based Urban Platform integrated and unified data management among services, city operators and city users:
Control Room, Real Time Monitoring
decision support, assessing and monitoring risk and resilience
Data analytics and business intelligence
predictions, reasoning, city users behavior analysis, ….
Reading the city: big data, users behavior and needs, ...
IOT, Open data sensors, private data, static and real time data.
City Strategies: stimulate virtuous behavior of City Users
participation, totem, twitter, Apps, etc.
Transform Data into value
Put in action smart city innovative solutions and services, development tools
What is enabling and providing smart services
Smart Parking, in Tuscany
Smart First Aid in Tuscany
Smart Fuel pricing in Tuscany
Smart search for POI and public transport srv.
Public Transportation in Tuscany
Routing and multimodal in Tuscany
Social Media Monitoring and acting
Traffic events and Resilience in Florence
Bike Sharing in Pisa and Siena
Recharge stations for e-vehicles
Entertainment Events in Florence
Traffic Sensors in Tuscany
Weather forecast/condition in Tuscany
Pollution and Pollination in Tuscany
People Monitoring Assessment in the City, in Florence via WiFi
People Monitoring, in Tuscany via App
All Point of Interests, cultural activities, IOT, …
Over than 1.2 Million of complex events per day!
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