190039 |
Macau |
A deep learning-based home safety perception system for household service robot |
Pui Ching Middle School Macau |
Lei In Hei |
In 2016, the population of people over the age of 65 in Macau was 11.2%. This means that Macau has already become an aging society. As such, more younger generations are needed to look after the elderly. According to statistics, falls are the primary cause of injury or death for the elderly over 65 years old. About 30% of the elderly over 65 years old fall every year. Along with the increase in the elderly population, it is urgent to find a fast and effective way to ensure the safety of the elderly. As there is a lot more danger besides falling in an elderly life, we aim to build a robot collocated with its danger detection system to ensure the safety of the elderly at home. The reason we decided to use robots is that we want to have larger flexibility and mobility, for example, we can give elderly rescue materials when they need help. Moreover, more home robots will be used in the future, they can just apply our system to theirs and ensure the safety of elderlies. In this research, we mainly used cameras with the Openpose model to detect dangers such as falling, potential human action danger, and environmental danger. Innovative ways are used to detect fall action, collocated with our home robot, it is a foreseeing project that could ensure the safety of the elderly in a home environment.
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190040 |
Singapore |
HoneySurfer: Intelligent Web-Surfing Honeypots |
Raffles Institution St. Joseph's Institution NUS High School of Mathematics and Science |
Janessa Valencia Guo Jiaxuan
Axel Jude Chong He Jun
Oliver James Tan |
To this day, honeypots have proven effective in trapping attackers, misdirecting their malicious intents, and occasionally studying their tactics and tools without compromising any important production systems in the process. However, the lack of human network activity produced on honeypots have become potential giveaways of its true identity. Upon discovery, a honeypot is rendered much less useful. Apart from its steathiness, the enticing quality of a honeypot is also paramount in luring in attackers. Therefore, it is not surprising that there has always been ongoing work in these two aspects of honeypot development. While there are a great variety of network activities that potentially make a honeypot look realistic, web-surfing activities form a huge portion because it is a social norm and enables the honeypot to be detected by the attacker on the network as an active system. Hence, this paper describes our work in creating an intelligent honeypot which has learnt from human surfing behaviours to simulate similar activity, using a novel technique of “task-based learning”. A survey was conducted to evaluate how realistic the logs from our solution was relative to that of random browsing as well as real humans and the results show that the intelligent web-surfer managed to perform relatively well, achieving results close to that of real humans. In closing, an implementation of the proposed system would lead more attackers to believe that they have stumbled upon real production systems, helping threat hunters be on step ahead of attackers.
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190041 |
Egypt |
Utilizing Computer Vision And Machine Learning Algorithms To Control Smart Systems Helping Physically Disabled People. |
Elnasr boys' school |
Gasser Mohamed Galal
Mostafa Ahmed
Abdelmohaymn |
Abstract Computer vision is the science that aims to visually sense the world around it. It is concerned with the automatic extraction, analysis, and understanding of useful information from a single image or a sequence of images. Also, involved in the development of a theoretical and algorithmic basis to achieve automatic visual understanding. According to WHO, there are about 15% of the world population are suffering from physical disability, who are challenging to unemployment, difficulties of interacting with others and education. In this study, the researcher aims to help physically disabled people to use a computer. To achieve the purpose of the study the researcher analyzed the movement of the face and the tongue. This is done by using Python language to develop this program. The program analyses the range of colors, each color has a specific area on a mask the user wears, through an attached camera to the computer, the program detects changes of colors happens when the head or the tongue of the user moves. Once a change has been detected, the program calculates the movement occurred through the difference between color ranges to set the new location of the cursor on the screen, detect and set actions based on the user’s choice for right or left click or if the user has chosen to exit the mask mode and shut down the computer. From analyzing the results, the researcher concluded that by using computer vision and python libraries, it is possible to help the physically disabled in using computers. Keywords: Computer Vision, Python |
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190042 |
Brazil |
Mentor Hunt App |
Fundação Escola Técnica Liberato Salzano Vieira da Cunha |
Matheus Henrique Schmokel |
Matheus Henrique Schmokel matheus.schmokel@gmail.com
The Information Technology (IT) area has shown great growth in recent years, even with the economic recession that Brazil has been through and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. It is estimated that by 2024 the area will have a deficit of more than 290 thousand professionals. However, companies still face other difficulties in hiring, especially people who are looking for their first job in the Information Technology area. Most part of these difficulties are: lack of qualified manpower and high prerequisites to fill internship or junior positions. As a result, the objective of this project is: to develop a platform that connects people who seek guidance, improvement or professional relocation in the Information Technology area with professionals that already have the experience they are seeking. The first step was a research and analysis of similar platforms in the market, whose proposal involves mentoring or professional connections, and it concluded that there are no services that fully meet the project’s proposal. In the second step, a research was done about mobile development, highlighting Flutter and Firebase platform. The third step defined the application’s features, such as suggestion of users and mentors, search for users, become a mentor, private chat, video calls, Portuguese and English languages, light and dark themes and profile customization. The suggestion of users and mentors is done by a match with the registered users, relating their areas of work (where the user has experience) and the areas of interest of each one. For the coding of the project, Flutter and Firebase technologies were used. To design the app, it followed Material Design specifications. For testing and distribution, the app was published on Play Store, Google’s Android application platform. The tests were performed by both the researcher and a selected group of users to verify if the functionalities were in accordance to what was defined in the beginning of the project. Perceiving the correct functioning of the application, the project achieved the proposed objective. In addition, it expanded its reach area, because it is possible to find users and mentors from any other area of the market. |
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190043 |
Tunisia |
THE BLIND'S SHINE |
ATAST - The Tunisian Association For the future of Sciences and Technlogy |
Chaima Zakhama
Nessrine Karmani
Tesnim Ben Brahim |
Nowadays, all blind people are able to read any type of text thanks to The Braille system, which is a system of reading by touch. The Braille system provides a good and important help to blind people but it’s not enough. They try to integrate into society, try to read and write the same as those blessed with sight. However, only 18% of people can actually write in Braille and doing so takes a lot of effort. While Braille techniques have existed for many years now, there isn’t one that takes advantage of the comfort and easiness of modern technology. To be fair and give more chances to the blind people, and with all the available technologies nowadays, we must find solutions and innovative ideas to fulfill this objective. And this is how our project was born. To be honest, it’s not just a project, for us it’s a dream. Our focus in this project is creating an automatic machine based on transforming our language to their language and transforming this new invention to assist the blind in writing whole texts through speaking. It will be easier than the traditional way. This part of the project will help us print Braille on paper automatically in the cheapest, fastest and easiest way, unlike the traditional method that not only takes a lot of time but also needs a professional. Our printer will only cost approximately 250$ compared to regular printers that cost 6500$! the principles of the code of the speech recognition are voice pickup in all languages as first step, second speech recognition, then speech translation, after that speech analysis and finally translation into Braille and printing it. As for the future, we will work on face, object and image recognition as a scanner to make the visually impaired people read the name of the object and recognize people’s faces like anyone else.
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