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A survey on identification of vehicle number plate using Viola Jones

In the existing system, some people who are driving vehicles without obeying the rule and also there is no automatic detection system to find the people who are all violating public safety. In the proposed system we introduce an automatic detection system when people overrule the road safety. We implement a detection system to identify the vehicle by scanning number plate using OCR. IOT (Internet Of Things) is technology in which we can integrate hardware and software here we integrate mat lab and hardware sensors. We use the IR sensor to detect the vehicle which is crossing the signal line. And also we identify the theft vehicle using the same OCR system

Published by: P. V. Vishnu Teja, Araddhana Arvind Deshmukh, Bhupenra Pratap Singh, Vaishali Prakash Maheshkar, Dr. Kavi Priya

Author: P. V. Vishnu Teja

Paper ID: V5I1-1229

Paper Status: published

Published: January 30, 2019

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Zoho projects- Online project management using web 2.0

For managing a project, which is a challenging task, Worldwide Web has provided a medium to ease this search to some extent. Most of the available commercial project management products are expensive and can work only on desktop. This project covers the design and development by leveraging Web 2.0 features of an online project management application. Users can on-line manage complete life cycle of any project. It offers collaboration feature. Dashboards and reports are provided. Users can on-line manage complete life cycle of any project. Projects can be easily divided into various milestones and tasks. The primary objective of this application is to exploit Web 2.0 technologies to provide rich experience to the users.

Published by: Shewale Vaishali Pandit

Author: Shewale Vaishali Pandit

Paper ID: V5I1-1231

Paper Status: published

Published: January 30, 2019

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Service Oriented Architecture paradigm for Business Intelligence: A survey

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is an arrangement of building blocks of any application in such a way that all dependent/independent components will be able to access/provide service to and from other components. The main objective of SOA is to sustain the availability of required services for components and provide a flexible environment for better efficiency. It is also capable of measuring the maturity of an organizational application by means of continuous assessment of activities. SOA in Business Intelligence (BI) has potential benefit to enhance the analysis capabilities over huge datasets, as enormous amounts of data are being generated by every organization whether industrial or domestic. This survey provides research on how SOA can improve the heavy processing of these data much efficiently and also gives the limitations of the traditional approach.

Published by: Akash Ajay Borse, Siddhant Verma, Dr. Sasidhar Babu, Gardas Naresh Kumar

Author: Akash Ajay Borse

Paper ID: V5I1-1233

Paper Status: published

Published: January 30, 2019

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Role of IoT in healthcare using smart textiles

Smart-Textile is an upcoming and latest technology that combines research in textile materials and wireless sensor/actuator networks. This is primarily in the context of human body monitoring with statistical methods for the data analysis and corresponding treatment. The scope of IoT in Healthcare has a diverse range of enhancements with Textile-based Wearable System Technology, Unobtrusive Biosensors, and a Cloud Computing Architectural Framework amongst other technologies. The advancement would propel the HealthCare Industry to unparalleled heights in terms of efficiency and Patient Comfort. This ground-breaking technology of smart textiles embedded with sensors for continuous patient monitoring will revolutionize the healthcare industry. The real-time exchange of data, seamlessly and proactively predict, diagnosis and provide remedies. The framework in the study reveals aptly the so-called Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) which opens a whole new avenue for the Patient-Healthcare provider Interface (PHI) and Wearable Health Technology (WHT).

Published by: Deepika Mathuvanthi P., Bhupendra Pratap Singh, S. Karthikeyan

Author: Deepika Mathuvanthi P.

Paper ID: V5I1-1221

Paper Status: published

Published: January 30, 2019

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Numerical analysis of heat transfer using almond dimple in rectangular duct

Great importance has been given to developing a device and conducting a numerical analysis to define the situations in which an effective technique will improve heat transfer. Heat transfer technology is widely used in heat exchange applications such as refrigerators, automobiles, process industries, etc. Enhanced heat transfer study is also referred to heat transfer enhancement, augmentation, and intensification. The thought process of saving energy as a raw material has led to efforts to build more efficient heat exchange equipment. Standard heat transfer techniques such as active, passive and composite are also discussed in this paper. Improving heat transfer is one of the most important in almost every industry. Therefore, a very efficient heat transfer solution is needed not only to improve heat transfer but also to minimize the maximum flow resistance. In recent years, the idea of using dimpled surfaces on production devices has attracted a lot of attention because of the combination of improved heat transfer and loss of low-pressure loss. This paper presents a review of a numerical analysis of heat transfer using the almond dimple in the rectangular duct.

Published by: Sumeet Patil, A. N. Nayak, Dr. D. G. Kumbhar

Author: Sumeet Patil

Paper ID: V5I1-1181

Paper Status: published

Published: January 30, 2019

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Comparison of enamel demineralization around orthodontic brackets bonded with conventional etching, self-etch primer and antimicrobial monomer containing self-etch primer

To compare enamel demineralization around orthodontic brackets bonded with conventional etching, self-etch primer and antimicrobial monomer containing self-etch primer. Result: The results of Scanning electron microscope analysis inferred that control sample Transbond XT showed 84.6% of deep penetration and Transbond Plus self-etch primer and Clearfil Protect Bond showed 86.7% and 100% of shallow penetration respectively. Microhardness tests results showed antibacterial monomer-containing adhesive was significantly more efficient than the self-etching primer and conventional adhesive system, reducing enamel demineralization in almost all evaluations. Conclusion: Clearfil Protect bond was found to be better in reducing demineralisation around orthodontic bracket followed by Transbond plus self-etch primer compared to conventional Transbond XT.

Published by: Dr. Sanjana Narendran, Dr. Raghunath N.

Author: Dr. Sanjana Narendran

Paper ID: V5I1-1228

Paper Status: published

Published: January 30, 2019

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