Abstract
The main objective of the engine over heat alarm project is to display the heat of the engine and to produce the overheat alarm. This project is user-friendly and works very efficiently.
Month: April 2014
Fabrication of Coconut Tree Sprayer
Bhuvish
April 29, 2014
Abstract
Nowadays, the growth of coconut tree is highly affected by the harmful insects. These insects attacks on outer layer of the coconut and infects the coconut. To solve this problem, many effective methods are implemented. In this project, we are using the spraying nozzle for spraying the insecticides on the coconuts. A spray nozzle is a spraying equipment that facilitates the formation of spray.
Hydraulic Grease Gun
Bhuvish
April 27, 2014
Abstract
The main objective of the Hydraulic Grease Gun project is to fill grease in easy manner using the hydraulic pressure. This project is easy to use and works very efficiently.
Two ways Wireless Anti Theft Alarm system for Two Wheeler
Bhuvish
April 23, 2014
Abstract
The main objective of this project is to monitor the Wireless Anti Theft Alarm system for Two Wheeler vehicle. The proposed project is user-friendly and works very efficiently.
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Vehicle Over Speed Control System
Bhuvish
April 23, 2014
Abstract
The main aim of the Vehicle Over Speed Control project is to monitor the speed of the vehicle. It should decrease the speed of the vehicle by using the proximity and wireless sensors. This project is very user-friendly and works efficiently.
Controlling Human Attention through Robot’s Gaze Behaviors
Bhuvish
April 22, 2014
Abstract
The main objective of this project is to develop an robot that controls the attention of a person. Controlling the attention of a person can be defined as changing his attention from the existing direction to another direction. If there is no face-to-face situation between robot and person, then it is very difficult to shift the attention of that person.
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