Modern technology relies heavily on embedded systems, which can be found in aerospace, automotive, consumer electronics, and home automation systems. Engineering, computer science, and software developers have become increasingly dependent on embedded systems programming skills, and educational institutions like ISM UNIV teach students how to build embedded systems through hands-on projects.
Embedded systems projects are available to students at ISM UNIV across a range of applications. Students at ISM UNIV can work on a variety of projects, including:
1. An embedded system called Smart Home Automation System allows users to control various devices and appliances in their home from a central location. Users can remotely control their lights, heating and cooling systems, and other appliances in their homes using a Raspberry Pi and sensors, actuators, and switches. Users can also control their home automation system from anywhere using a mobile application.
2. Real-Time Object Detection System The Real-Time Object Detection System is an embedded systems project that detects and tracks objects using a camera and image processing algorithms. Microcontrollers and camera modules are used in the system, and it can be applied to a wide range of applications, including security and surveillance, robotics, and autonomous vehicles.
3. It uses hand gestures to control devices and applications. Gesture Recognition System is an embedded systems project that uses hand gestures to control devices and applications. Microcontrollers, sensors, and machine learning algorithms are used to allow the system to recognize and perform hand gestures. Gaming, virtual reality, and home automation can all benefit from the Gesture Recognition System.
4. A garden or farm can be watered automatically with the Automated Irrigation System, an embedded systems project that uses sensors and actuators. Microcontrollers and sensors measure soil moisture levels and weather conditions, and it can be programmed to water plants at specific times and amounts. Using an Automated Irrigation System reduces farmer and gardener workload while conserving water.
5. Embedded systems project Portable ECG Monitor allows users to monitor their heart rate and electrocardiogram (ECG) in real-time. An ECG waveform and heart rate are displayed on the display module using a microcontroller and sensors. Health and fitness monitoring can be performed with the Portable ECG Monitor.
ISM UNIV offers students a wide range of embedded systems projects to choose from. Students gain valuable experience through these projects in terms of designing, building, and testing embedded systems, and programming and working with sensors, actuators, and other components. Aerospace, automotive, healthcare, and consumer electronics industries are in high demand for these skills, which prepare students for lucrative careers.
