Embedded Systems science fair projects from 2020

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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…

ISEF · 2020

#include Brain.h

Embedded Systems

#include is a project that aims to research and prototype a method in which a paraplegic or quadriplegic individual would be able to slowly regain the ability to produce movement through a s…

ISEF · 2020

Intelligent Disabled Parking Lot Detector

Embedded Systems

Parking spaces for disabled people are being prepared and made ready for physically disabled and wheelchair bound road users. However, the facility is commonly misused and abused by the comm…

ISEF · 2020

IRRIGATEX

Embedded Systems

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) predicts the world's population will increase from 7.3 billion to 9.7 billion people by 2050 The demand for food is expected to continue to grow a…

ISEF · 2020

MindTalk

Embedded Systems

A report from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation reveals that 1.9 percent of the global population suffers from diseases that may render people para lyzed. These diseases range from par…

ISEF · 2020

Smart Car Steering Wheel

Embedded Systems

Nowadays, more than 50 000 drivers are affected by health problems prior to a car accident. Moreover, 82 000 crashes occur a year due to drowsy and drunk driving. In order to have large impa…

ISEF · 2020

The Amazing MYO

Embedded Systems

The electrical devices used in this day and age are plentiful and useful, however there are only a select few ways to interface with these devices. While for some, the tiny buttons on tiny s…

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