Presentation Fashionable QR codes

This document summarizes a seminar presentation on Money Pad, an e-cash handling system that uses fingerprint recognition to authenticate users for transactions. It describes the current credit/debit card system and its limitations. The Money Pad architecture uses biometric technology to allow for instant clearing of funds, strong security, and avoidance of physical wallets or cards. It has applications in e-banking, e-commerce, and daily transactions. The Money Pad aims to provide instant clearing, eliminate payment risk, and enable secure transactions through strong encryption.

The document discusses social listening tools and services provided by Boomerang, a Vietnamese company. It summarizes Boomerang's capabilities including tracking online conversations across various platforms, classifying sentiment, and providing insights on topics, influencers, and trends. It also describes how Boomerang offers real-time crisis monitoring, campaign tracking, competitor benchmarking, and strategic consulting services to help brands make business decisions from social media data.

Home automation in client server using NodeMcu approach along with user notification and security alerting system

The document summarizes a mini project report for a currency converter Android application developed by three students. The 3 sentence summary is: The mini project report describes a currency converter app developed by three students for their undergraduate degree. The app allows users to select a currency from a dropdown and enter an amount to convert it to Indian Rupees. The report provides details of the project objectives, existing systems, software design, technologies used, and references sources for the code developed.

QR codes allow users to encode text, URLs or other data that can be scanned by smartphone cameras and linked to websites or other online content. While some question if QR codes are just a trend, others argue they provide added value and convenience by allowing easy access to mobile-optimized content from print materials. Libraries have implemented QR codes in various ways, such as linking catalog records, guides and tutorials to additional online resources accessible from mobile devices.

Biometric authentication uses unique human physical and behavioral characteristics for authentication purposes. Physical biometrics include fingerprints, facial patterns, iris scans, and retinal patterns. Behavioral biometrics analyze keystrokes, gait, voice, mouse movements, signatures, and cognition. Biometrics provide stronger authentication than passwords alone but have disadvantages like inability to change compromised biometrics and potential for "master fingerprints" to trick some devices. Biometrics are increasingly used for consumer, government, and corporate authentication.

The document discusses computer clothing, which involves integrating computers into everyday clothing and accessories. It provides examples like smart shirts and ring sensors that can monitor vital signs. The document outlines the history of computer clothing dating back to pocket watches. It describes various input and output technologies used in computer clothing like gesture recognition, displays and sensors. Examples of applications discussed include medical monitoring, sports performance tracking, and combat casualty care. The conclusion suggests that future trends may involve integrating computer clothing with smart infrastructure for fields like construction.

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This document describes a fingerprint-based electronic voting system that uses biometrics for voter authentication. The system stores fingerprint images of registered voters and scans fingerprints on election day to verify identities before allowing votes to be cast. If the scanned fingerprint matches a stored image, the voter can enter to vote. Otherwise, the system alerts that the voter cannot vote. The system is designed to prevent rigging in elections by authenticating voters through their fingerprints.

This document provides information about an anti-theft Android application project called "Keep Control". It lists the group members and their roles, describes key features like extended lock screen protection, motion sensing alarms, and remote commands via SMS. The project goals are to decrease lost devices, increase user control, and make devices more secure. It outlines some high-level system components needed like the Android SDK and lists optional tools like Android Studio, Genymotion emulator, and Photoshop.

Abstract The dynamic nature of loads, seasonal variation of soil properties, uneven soil strata below footings or inappropriate design of foundation makes differential settlement inevitable. Differential settlement is largely responsible for developing forces or changing the existing forces in the structure and is often considered as the underlying cause of many structural failures. A structural engineer has to take into account these forces while designing the structure. Different structural parameters like stiffness of columns and beams and number of storeys and bays affect the response of the structure to differential settlement. In the present study, a plain portal frame subjected to constant differential settlement of 10 mm is analyzed for different cases using a structural analysis software i.e. STAAD Pro. Different parameters of the frame are varied to understand their influence on frame forces developed due to differential settlement. The parameters taken into account in this study are length of beam, height of column, moment of inertia of beam and column and number of storeys and bays. It is found that the forces in the frame developed due to differential settlement decrease on increasing beam lengths and column heights. Also, decreasing the moment of inertia of beams and columns is effective in reducing these forces. In addition, differential settlement tends to affect forces more in lower storeys as compared to higher storeys. The frame forces are more prominent for bays which are near to the support subjected to settlement. The increase or decrease in frame forces due to differential settlement can be attributed to the change in stiffness of the members. Hence, the study concludes that the stiffer members tend to develop higher forces for constant differential settlement in frames. Key Words: Differential settlement, Portal frame, Structural response, Frame forces, Storey, Bays

The document describes the design of a low-cost electronic lock and key system using an Arduino Uno microcontroller. The goal was to create a secure door locking system that is affordable, easy to use, and electronically controlled. The lock side uses an Arduino, XBee wireless module, IR obstacle detector, and solenoid lock mechanism. The key side also uses an Arduino and XBee. When the key is within 30 meters of the lock, the solenoid will unlock the door. Some advantages are better security, low maintenance cost, and an alarm can be added. Potential applications include home security systems and automobiles.

The project titled ’IoT Home Automation System’ is designed and implemented using Arduino, PHP and MySQL. The project aims provide user with an automated means to control the devices in their homes using a web application from anywhere on the planet.

The purpose of this project is to control robot with an interface board of the Raspberry Pi, sensors and software to full fill real time requirement. Controlling DC motors, different sensors, camera interfacing with raspberry Pi using GPIO pin. Live streaming, Command the robot easily, sends data of different sensors which works automatically or control from anywhere at any time. Design of the website and control page of robot is done using Java tools and HTML. This system works on IOT concept. This will enable Raspberry Pi to be used for more robotic applications and cut down the cost for building an IOT Robot.

This presentation mainly tells about the problems of those people followed by solution and an overall view of various topics such as market overview,target customers,flow chart,technology used,cost analysis and finally future plans.

Mind reading computers can infer a person's mental states through analyzing facial expressions and head gestures with video cameras. They work by storing representations of how different mental states like thinking, agreeing, or being happy are expressed physically. Another method uses a headband that measures blood oxygen levels near the brain using functional near-infrared spectroscopy. While this could help people with disabilities, it risks privacy breaches and extracting confidential information. The accuracy of inferring thoughts is currently around 86.4% but the complexity of the human mind poses challenges to fully realizing mind reading computers.

This document provides information on how to create and use QR codes. It discusses how QR codes work by encoding data or URLs that can be scanned by mobile phones. It recommends free QR generator websites that can be used to design custom QR codes. The document then gives various ideas and examples for how QR codes can be used in real estate, marketing, websites, and other applications. It also provides information on downloading QR scanning apps for phones.

This document discusses how QR codes can be used to engage mobile customers. It provides examples of how major brands like Pepsi, Google, and Kylie Minogue have used QR codes in advertising campaigns. QR codes allow mobile users to access websites, videos, and other online content by scanning the code with their phone. The document also describes services like QRT.AG that allow companies to generate and track QR codes for advertising in print media and to measure campaign results.