Automation of Physiotherapy for Leg Injuries of Patients

Karunakaran, Prashobh; Abdullah, Muhammad Firdaus Abong; Vashu, Ravindran; Osman, Mohd Shahril; Karunakaran, Prashanth; Karunakaran, Shanthi; Karunakaran, Arjun

doi:10.1109/incet54531.2022.9825030

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“…One day's data was taken out due to heavy rains. The solar panel was rated by the manufacturer at 20V but based on the graph, the range of voltage was 12 to 22.5V which means an average =20.3V and a standard deviation σ =2.12V [32]. The peak voltage was around 13:45 hrs and the efficiency of the panels decreased due to overheating of the panels.…”

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The use of IoT to solve Farming Problems

Karunakaran¹,

Karunakaran²,

Osman³

et al. 2022

AJCT

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As with every other field, IoT is moving into farming, providing plants with the right amount of water, nutrients, sunlight and heat. Though historically planting has always been in soil, they do not consume SiO 2 . Water and nutrients can be supplied if the roots are in a container of water and the plants are provided mechanical support; such hydroponics have achieved 30-50% faster growth, utilizing much less space/output, using 1000% less water and light either from the sun through greenhouses or from LEDs. Such systems have enabled the tiny country of Netherlands to become the second largest exporter of food in the world. If such technologies are exported, the world will be free from the ever-worrisome food crisis. For this research, tomato plants were grown in a coco pit mixed with perlite in four Dutch buckets and compared to the control plants grown in pots left in the prevailing environment outside and watered daily. The variables monitored are moisture, temperature, pH and nutrient levels. Data from sensors were sent to a laptop over Bluetooth. The usage of solar panels to power the system was also studied.The result indicates a 34 -67% better characteristics for the plants grown with the modern techniques compared to the control.

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The use of IoT to solve Farming Problems

Karunakaran¹,

Karunakaran²,

Osman³

et al. 2022

AJCT

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“…Statistical evidence is hard to come by. Nonetheless, recent attempts to assess the problem's scope through surveys 30 have begun to highlight the existence and impact of caste-based prejudices and discrimination on public-private life in some host countries. The consensus view seems to be that caste undoubtedly undergoes significant mutations in the Indian diaspora, but that it remains a relevant category.…”

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Transnational Discrimination: The Case of Casteism and the Indian Diaspora

Mégret,

Dutta

2023

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Discrimination is typically thought as a domestic phenomenon. This article, by contrast, seeks to shed light on the transnational arc of discrimination as a result of the migration of exclusionary practices through diasporic dispersion. It takes as its case study the problem of casteism in the Indian diaspora. The caste system has long been known as a distinctly ‘Indian’ phenomenon, but Indian migration has arguably made the problem an increasingly global one. The complexity of dealing with casteism arises at the intersection of: competing mobilizations of different sectors of the diaspora; the effort of host societies to understand the problem as, increasingly, a domestic one; and a tenuous but significant role of the state of origin (India). At the same time, host societies often appear unprepared to deal with the issue and are confronted with issues of inter-cultural competency, the difficulty of fitting caste within existing anti-discrimination categories, and fear of unduly stigmatizing an entire community.

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