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SAFAR: Safe and Accessible Future with AI on Roads

The aim of this project is to develop a dashboard for visualizing traffic safety scenarios in a target region (eg. Kolkata city), and assess the impact of potential localized interventions to improve the safety scenario. The project is built around t

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
AI-enabled NDT software for auto-evaluation of industrial ToFD data

The objective is to develop an Artificial Intelligence based model for automatic detection of location and size of defects in a welded component from ToFD data, and a user-friendly software for visualization of results in industrial practice.

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Optimal Use of Friction Modifiers Through Machine Learning for Improved Safety and Reduced Running Costs In Metro Trains

Wheel wear, contact noise, rail-climb derailment, and braking distance are directly affected by rail-wheel friction characteristics. More specifically, wheel wear, derailment tendency, and noise can be significantly reduced if friction can be moderat

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
MARL-based Beam Formation in IRS-Assisted Two-way Ultra Massive MIMO Communications for 6G Standardization

This project focuses on developing an ultra-massive MIMO IRS-assisted two-way communication system in the mmWave spectrum. It integrates Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning (MARL) for real-time, collaborative channel estimation, improving system perfo

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Automated Design and 3D Printing-based Fabrication of Cost-effective Patient- specific Cranioplasty Implants

The project aims to leverage AI-based techniques to automatically design patient-specific cranioplasty implant from CT data, and fabricate the implants using a cost-effective 3D printing-based process. Both public and private datasets will be used fo

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Machine-intelligent MoS2 functionalized paper-based sensing platform for quantitative estimation of uric acid and ascorbic acid in human serum samples

The current project proposes to develop a paper based electrochemical sensor for simultaneous detection of ascorbic acid and uric acid. The MoS2 based paper sensor will non-enzymatically detect the targeted biomolecules. This detection will rule out

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
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