1. Hardware-in-the-Loop system enhanced with Software Defined Radio
Tools: Quanser Qube-Servo3, NI USRP, Motion capture system, Labview, Matlab, Python
Real-time embedded system with networking capabilities
Software configurable
Developed for testing and validating algorithms related to networked control system as part of research work.
2. Autonomous UAV Systems - Algorithms for Path planning and Navigation
Tools: Custom built quad-copter, Python, Matlab, Labview, SDR, DJI-Tello
Autonomous navigation system based on quadcopter using custom built algorithm
Research Project
3. Autonomous Ground vehicle
Tools: Turtlebot3, Python, TensorFlow
Autonomous driving system based on state space control theory with custom designed neural network.
Hobby project
4. Enhanced Spectrum Management scheme for Cognitive Radio Networks
Tools: NI USRP, Labview, Matlab
Autonomous driving system based on state space control theory with custom designed neural network.
Done as part of Masters project
5. Malayalam Phoneme recognition using HMM
Tools: Matlab
Matlab based phoneme recognition using Hidden Markov Model.
Done as part of external student mentor ship
6. Smart eye-wear for blind people
Tools: Python, Camera module, Raspberry pi
The system utilizes image scene identification and object classification using machine learning algorithm and audio
and haptic feedback to the blind person
Tools: Python, Arduino Uno, Ultrasonic transducer
Tools: Raspberry Pi based
Tools: Raspberry Pi based
The Flower-Shaped Rotary Solar Panel System is a bio-inspired renewable energy solution designed to maximize solar energy harvesting efficiency while providing an aesthetically pleasing structure. Inspired by the natural heliotropic behavior of sunflowers, this system uses multiple petal-like solar panels arranged in a radial “flower” configuration around a central hub.
Each petal is composed of lightweight, high-efficiency photovoltaic (PV) modules that are mounted on a rotary mechanism. The central hub incorporates a dual-axis solar tracking system driven by servo or stepper motors, controlled by a micro-controller with light-sensing photo diodes or a programmed astronomical tracking algorithm.