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IN201921023844

MONITORING AND ALARMING SMART GLASS SYSTEM FOR HUMAN EYES
The present invention related to a system of monitoring and alarming using smart glass for
human eyes. The system is used for condition and operation monitoring of the human eyes
and alarming according to the behavior of the eye. The sensors including eye potential
sensor & light intensity sensor placed on the glass body with including a preprocessing unit
and communication unit. An external mobile computing device is configured to receive
the information for the sensors and configured to monitor alarm and record the operation
and condition of the eye. The communication unit is configured to transfer the processed
information to an alarming system placed separately are with the mobile computing
device.

IN201841049870

DEAF AND DUMB ROBOTIC HAND LANGUAGE GLOVE

This invention is a Robotic hand language glove which is an electronic system. It combines
communication and sensor technology. This communicative innovation is very useful for
deaf and dumb people. We use an array of sensors to translate speech voice to sign
language. Using the advanced technology of Artificial Intelligence system, we can transfer
data to robotic hand to react with sign language. The robotic hand language glove is fixed
with voice recognition whereby it can also convert speech/voice and it converts analog
signal to robotic hand to move as a sign language.

IN201921026062

SYSTEM FOR REDUCING THE TRAVELLING TIME OF AMBULANCE
Present invention relates to a system for reducing the delay in travelling time of ambulance
to the hospital. The object of the invention is to reduce travel time of ambulance using
machine learning and enhances the probability of the survival of the patient. The machine
learning technique identifies the ambulance and detects the emergency status by using
the CCTV cameras and mikes available at the signal posts by performing the image
processing and signal processing. Following invention is described in detail with the help of
Figure 1 of sheet 1 showing hardware mounted on signal posts, Figure 2 of sheet 1 showing
receiver section at control room and Figure 3 of sheet 2 showing the flowchart.

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