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Securing the Future: A Blockchain and AI-Powered Solution for Child Safety and Identification

This project proposes a secure, blockchain-based system with explainable AI for managing child-related records. It ensures data privacy through advanced encryption, offers user-friendly interfaces for stakeholders, and enables real-time tracking via

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Secure and Intelligent Platform to Combat Fraudulent Payment Mechanisms and Prank Applications in Financial Transactions

This project focuses on developing an AI/ML-based fraud detection system with real-time alerts, network analysis, and post-quantum cryptography. It includes a multilingual, accessible notification system and aims to detect payment fraud, malicious ap

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Design and Development of a Deep Learning Assisted Smart Phone based Application Towards the Automated Cheque Clearing Process in Banking System

This project aims to enhance cheque fraud detection by correcting image skew, extracting handwritten content, and segmenting words for analysis. It focuses on identifying tampering through word additions or modifications using similar ink, ensuring a

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
A PQC based - Lightweight Key Exchange Scheme for Secret Key Communication.

This project focuses on developing a computationally efficient post-quantum cryptography (PQC) key exchange scheme tailored for IoT devices. It aims to ensure minimal resource overhead and includes practical testing to validate secure data communicat

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Low voltage Mems actuation using negative capacitance

Section: Engineering Sciences (Research Project)
Mixed Signal Neural Network Integrated Circuit for Enhanced Accuracy of Limb Movement Prediction for Yoga Asanas

The efficacy of performing yoga asanas is highly correlated with the accuracy of limb movement. A recent study by the University of Sydney found that around 10% of people will develop injury or pain from yoga, comparable to the injury rate from all o

Section: Engineering Sciences (Research Project)
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