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Project Code: TEMBMA3851
Project Title:Detection of Driver Drowsiness Using Adaptive Eye Characteristic Ratio for Enhanced Road SafetyView DetailsProject Code: TEMBMA2598
Project Title:Machine Learning-based Surveillance System for Detection of Bike Riders without Helmets and Triple RidesEmbedded with Matlab| Arduino| Raspberry pi| Arduino| Arduino
View DetailsProject Code: TEMBMA2696
Project Title:Oil Spills Detection on Sea Surface by using Sentinel–1 SAR ImagesArduino| Arduino| Arduino| Arduino
View DetailsProject Code: TEMBMA2702
Project Title:Cable/wire internal fault detector to diagnose the internal damage of wire and cablesView DetailsProject Code: TEMBMA2727
Project Title:Machine Learning-based Surveillance System for Detection of Bike Riders without Helmets and Triple RidesEmbedded with Matlab| Arduino| Raspberry pi| Arduino| Arduino
View DetailsProject Code: TEMBMA39
Project Title:Identification Of Artificially Ripened Fruits Using Smart PhonesView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
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| 1 | TEMBMA3851 | Detection of Driver Drowsiness Using Adaptive Eye Characteristic Ra... | |
| 2 | TEMBMA2598 | Machine Learning-based Surveillance System for Detection of Bike Rider... | |
| 3 | TEMBMA2696 | Oil Spills Detection on Sea Surface by using Sentinel–1 SAR Images | |
| 4 | TEMBMA2702 | Cable/wire internal fault detector to diagnose the internal damage of ... | |
| 5 | TEMBMA2727 | Machine Learning-based Surveillance System for Detection of Bike Rider... | |
| 6 | TEMBMA39 | Identification Of Artificially Ripened Fruits Using Smart Phones |
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