ABOUT IEEE EMBEDDED PROJECT 2017-2018
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IEEE EMBEDDED PROJECTS LIST 2017-2018
SNO | Projects List |
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1 | A Visual Chaotic System Simulation in Arduino Platform Controlled by Android App |
2 | Smartphone Application to Evaluate the individual possibilities for the Application of Electric Vehicles |
3 | Face recognition System for Smartphones based on LBP |
4 | Motion Analysis in Vocalized Surprise Expressions and Motion Generation in Android Robots |
5 | Coexistence of ZigBee-Based WBAN and WiFi for Health Telemonitoring Systems |
7 | Access Control Schemes for Implantable Medical Devices: A Survey |
8 | A Wireless Health Monitoring System Using Mobile Phone Accessories |
9 | Access Control Schemes for Implantable Medical Devices: A Survey |
10 | An Arduino-based subsystem for controlling UAVs through GSM |
11 | Anti-theft protection of vehicle by GSM & GPS with fingerprint verification |
12 | Arduino-based subsystem for controlling UAVs through GSM |
13 | Design and implementation of real time transformer health monitoring system using GSM technology |
14 | Design and implementation of real time transformer health monitoring system using GSM technology |
15 | IOT Localization for Bistatic Passive UHF RFID Systems with 3D Radiation Pattern |
16 | Defense against Impersonating Attackers: An Efficient RFID Mutual Authentication Protocol Based on Standard |
17 | Embedded Home Surveillance System |
18 | Enabling Cloud Storage Auditing with Key-Exposure Resistance |
19 | Optical self-excitation and detection for inertial MEMS Sensors |
20 | Monolithic Multi-Sensor Design With Resonator-Based MEMS Structures |
21 | Environmental Monitoring in Grain Granary Based on Embedded System |
22 | Dynamic Routing for Data Integrity and Delay Differentiated Services in Wireless Sensor Networks |
23 | An SDR Based Channel Sounding Technique for Embedded Systems |
24 | Towards Real-Time Object Detection on Embedded Systems |
25 | Embedded Control System for Smart Walking Assistance Device |
26 | Secure and Efficient Protocol for Route Optimization in PMIPv6-based Smart Home IOT Networks |
27 | Home automation and personalization through individual location determination |
28 | Direct and indirect sensing two-axis solar tracking system |
29 | Quality of Service Management for Home Networks Using Online Service Response Prediction |
30 | Embedded Control System for Smart Walking Assistance Device |
31 | Efficient Visual Obstacle Avoidance for Robotic Mower |
32 | Modeling and Simulation of a Moving Robotic Arm Mounted on Wheelchair |
33 | Closed-Chain Manipulation of Large Objects by Multi-Arm Robotic Systems |
34 | Bioinspired Ciliary Force Sensor for Robotic Platforms |
35 | Robotic Assistant for Mobility-Impaired Patients |
36 | Signal Processing in Cyber-Physical MEMS Sensors: Inertial Measurement and Navigation Systems |
37 | Based on MEMS sensors man-machine interface for mechatronic objects control |
38 | Current Challenges for Visible Light Communications Usage in Vehicle Applications: A Survey |
39 | Optical self-excitation and detection for inertial MEMS Sensors |