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  • Vol 15 No 3 (2022)


Published :   October, 2022



Articles



School Dropout in Times of Virtual Revolution

Marlyn Danila Pérez Chichipe, Francisco Manuel Hilario Falcón# , Ilich Ivan Pumacayo Palomino University César Vallejo, Lima, Perú

89-97

Abstract :


The COVID 19 pandemic has managed to paralyze the world economies in all areas, especially in the educational system, giving birth to virtual tools, bringing as a consequence an increase in school dropouts. In addition, the objective of the article is a literature review to provide definitions of school dropout and the factors that cause school dropout in public and private HEIs worldwide. Therefore, the bibliographic literature review was carried out with the qualitative methodology taking into account the bibliographic, historical-logical, analytical, synthetic, and descriptive methods, the development of the literature review, it is necessary to extract information from various sources such as Scopus, Gale academic, Science Direct, Ebsco, and Mendeley. The Prisma strategy was also used as a basis. Among the factors, we can point out: the socio-economic conditions of the students, the effects of the COVID 19 pandemic, school performance problems, and the inadequate methodology of the teacher. In summary, it can be mentioned that programs and protocols should be carried out to care for students who present these problems, the commitment of the entire educational community is required in a more active way in the socio-emotional aspect, empathy, resilience, among other things.
Keywords: school dropout; causes, innovation, strategies, virtual revolution, COVID-19, virtual revolution




Simulation of an Active Suspension Control for Frequency Response from Road Vibrations Using H-Infinity Synthesis and Validation for Robust Operation Using Μ-Synthesis

Rohan Kolarkar and M. G.Karnik Department o fMechanical Engineering, College of Engineering Pune

98-104

Abstract :


In a general suspension system ride comfort and suspension performance are inversely related. Whenever the vibrations are damped in a periodic and slow manner, the ride comfort improves but the suspension performance degrades. This project presents a frequency-based controller for active suspension using the H-infinity algorithm. The implementation includes performing the analysis using a general quarter car model. This is done to reduce the complexity of the model and at the same time helps to carry out the analysis without any compromise. In the implementation, the quarter car model is converted into a state-space model to make further analysis easier. The next part includes the development of a robust controller so that the system response is acceptable even in the case of uncertain input. In the model developed, the output states to be monitored are taken as suspension deflection and body acceleration. The input state to the controller is taken as the actuator force input. Intent of the model development is to mitigate the general trade-off between ride comfort and suspension performance.
Keywords: Active suspension, quarter car, hydraulic actuator, state-space, weighting function.




Applications of IoT in Healthcare

Radhika Sreedharan Presidency University, Bangalore, India.

105-110

Abstract :


One of the essential functions in the survival of human beings is healthcare. The fraction of total of doctors to inhabitants in established countries is around 1:40, establishing countries 1:1000, however in under-established countries is 0.6 per 1000 inhabitants according to a lot of reviews. IoT is enormously identified as a probable prospect in case of smart healthcare system. A smart manner for decreasing pressure on infrastructure of hospital is monitoring health remotely. This can supervise patients who are non-critical at their home instead of hospitals and healthcare centers. It decreases the pressure on resources of healthcare like doctors and beds for patients. The advantages of remote health monitoring are to give more appropriate medical facil- ity to the people of semi-urban and rural areas and the elderly citizens. But, the ultimatum of the remote healthcare monitoring is the threat of data protection as the sensitive data is stored in a single database, individual sensors adaptation for verifying their correct supervision, correct connectivity link among the patients and the hospital and the device power capability problems. Providentially, these problems are mostly resolvable because of the betterment in the techniques of technology and encryption. Thus, remote health supervision on the basis of IoT have favorable characteristics which can obtain answers to these problems of the system of healthcare. IoT healthcare systems are established for some of the medical context like management of diabetes, rehabilitation, assisted ambient living (AAL) for elderly persons and others. The main aim of this topic is to explain the working of various applications of monitoring of health and types of healthcare sensing elements utilized on IoT healthcare.
Keywords: Healthcare, IoT, sensors




Chat Bot for E-safety Learning

Rogelio Cohello , Karin Rojas, Roberto Esparza, Jorge Mayhuasca Federico Villareal National University, Lima, Peru

111-119

Abstract :


This research aims to implement a chat bot that fulfills the function of increasing users' knowledge about electronic security. The intention of implementing this bot is also focused on the availability of the people interested in giving great flexibility in learning.
Keywords: Chat bot, artificial intelligence, methodology, electronic security.





Finite Element Analysis of a Novel Robotic Gripper:Grabo

Aniket H Bhelsaikar1 , Pratik Chothe1 , Viinod Atpadkar1 , Shantipal Ohol2 , Debanik Roy3 1 SVR InfoTech, Pune, India

120-128

Abstract :


Robotic grippers, with several design variations in its jaws, are gaining popularity in commercial market worldwide in recent past. In fact, these customized robotic grippers are widely used for diverse end-applications in various arenas. We have aimed to optimize the mechanical design of such customized robotic grippers having two fingers (jaws), as those grippers are the most prevalent variants in industrial robots. In this study, a niche contigutive robotic gripper for direct adhesion contactis developed, to meet the technical trials of force-closure of grasp. The prime focus of our research is reduction of the tareweight of the prototype gripper keeping its strength unaltered under the threshold of grasping maximum payload. Through Finite Element Analysis and optimization thereof, material retention percentage is defined for the prototype gripper so as to improve its overall envelope.
Keywords: Topology, Optimization, Finite Element Analysis, Design, Robotic Gripper, Articulated Jaw





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