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ISEF · 2021

Smart Phone Speaks Hand Movements

Embedded Systems

There are about 466 million dumb around the world faced continues problems such as the inability of the dumb category to integrate and communicate with society easily, and their inability to…

ISEF · 2021

SPYGLASS: Eye-controlled Camera Glasses

Embedded Systems

As the world turns to wearable technology, multiple companies have tried their hands at smart glasses. However, no one has yet developed a product that strikes the balance between fashion, a…

ISEF · 2021

Using RFID to Enhance a 2-Piece Puzzle

Embedded Systems

In the digital age, screens are everywhere. Despite the detrimental impacts of prolonged screen exposure on young children and teens alike, both age groups are spending an increasing amount…

ISEF · 2021

Vanilla Breeding Smart Detector Gun

Embedded Systems Fourth Award

Farmers have been having difficulties in determining the right time to breed their vanilla because there is not any definite measurement to detect it. As a result, the vanilla export commodi…

ISEF · 2020

AgX

Embedded Systems

The U.N. suggests sustainable food production systems are the key to tackling increasing world hunger. In Australia, a major food exporter, agricultural productivity growth has remained cons…

ISEF · 2020

Digital Logic Gates

Embedded Systems

Transistor-transistor logic (TTL) is present in nearly every electronic device. TTL allows binary inputs to be manipulated and then output. Discrete component TTL can be used to understand b…

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