WSN Based Projects
WSNs (i.e., Wireless Sensor Networks) are autonomous wireless networks made up of sensor nodes that are used to track and record a variety of characteristics. WSNs are gaining in popularity in today's IoT world as a method of monitoring a wide range of real-time applications, including innovative water networks, intelligent agriculture, smart power grids, and intelligent transportation systems. Most academics are therefore eager about choosing to participate in WSN based projects. The most advanced projects in WSN are available to you with WSN based applications projects. In both commercial and industrial organizations, WSNs yield enormous revenues. Numerous domains can benefit from the implementation of WSN based projects and its applicable projects, such as WBANs, usage of the sensor networks underwater, wireless sensors usage in radio networks, and wireless sensors in mobile networks.
Project Code: TEMBPG921
Project Title:Design & Implementation of IoT Based Smart Helmet for Road Accident DetectionView DetailsProject Code: TEMBPG916
Project Title:Low power Smart Vehicle Tracking, Monitoring, Collision avoidance and Antitheft SystemView DetailsProject Code: TEMBPG915
Project Title:Smart Door Using Biometric NFC Band and OTP Based MethodsView DetailsProject Code: TEMBPG909
Project Title:Real-time Wireless Embedded Electronics for Soldier SecurityView DetailsProject Code: TEMBPG907
Project Title:Arduino Based traffic congestion control with automatic signal clearance for emergency vehicles and Stolen Vehicle DetectionView DetailsProject Code: TEMBPG905
Project Title:Multi-Functional Blind Stick for Visually Impaired PeopleView DetailsProject Code: TEMBRE19_41
Project Title:On Access Control In Cabin-based Transport SystemsArduino| IOT| Embedded applications
View DetailsProject Code: TEMBRE19_840
Project Title:Prototype Implementation Of BLE Based Automated Data Collection Scheme In Agricultural Measurement SystemArduino| IOT| Android| Embedded applications
View DetailsProject Code: TEMBRE19_833
Project Title:Effective Natural Communication between Human Hand and Mobile Robot Using Raspberry-PiRaspberry pi| Robotics| Android
View Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TEMBPG921 | Design & Implementation of IoT Based Smart Helmet for Road Accident De... | |
| 2 | TEMBPG917 | Smart Bag for Women Safety | |
| 3 | TEMBPG916 | Low power Smart Vehicle Tracking, Monitoring, Collision avoidance and ... | |
| 4 | TEMBPG915 | Smart Door Using Biometric NFC Band and OTP Based Methods | |
| 5 | TEMBPG909 | Real-time Wireless Embedded Electronics for Soldier Security | |
| 6 | TEMBPG907 | Arduino Based traffic congestion control with automatic signal clearan... | |
| 7 | TEMBPG905 | Multi-Functional Blind Stick for Visually Impaired People | |
| 8 | TEMBRE19_41 | On Access Control In Cabin-based Transport Systems | |
| 9 | TEMBRE19_840 | Prototype Implementation Of BLE Based Automated Data Collection Scheme... | |
| 10 | TEMBRE19_833 | Effective Natural Communication between Human Hand and Mobile Robot Us... |
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