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Improved Digital Security Applications for Smart Card
With the rapid expansion of wireless networks and mobile computing applications, the quality of service (QoS) of mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) has received increasing attention. Security is an important aspect of providing QoS in a MANET environment. Without the protection of a security mechanism, attacks on a QoS distortion system can lead to poor …
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Safety Detection System: A Technological Leap in Sri Lanka’s Construction Safety
Sri Lanka’s construction industry faces a safety crisis with 2000 to 3000 annual accidents, primarily due to non-compliance with safety regulations, notably the use of personal protective equipment. This research introduces a groundbreaking mobile application that employs AI and Computer Vision to detect safety gear non-compliance among workers, issuing real-time alerts. The app represents a …
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Formulation of Jackfruit Bulb (Artocarpus heterophyllus) Flour and Wheat Flour Composite for Noodle Production
This study investigated the reduction of postharvest losses of Jackfruits by value addition and formulation of jackfruit bulb flour and wheat flour composite for noodle production in the local market. Jackfruit bulbs were subjected to mechanical drying, grinding and sieving (particle size <200µm) to yield the jackfruit bulb flour. The composite flour consists of different …
Development of Natural Dyes for the Batik Textile Industry in Sri Lanka
Batik Textiles has become more demanding in the current fashion mode in the Sri Lankan market, but the expensive, synthetic azo dyes usage in the batik textile industry causes carcinogenic health risks to employees and customers. To overcome this, it is crucial to develop a nontoxic, low-cost, environmentally friendly alternative dyes that promotes worker and …
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Identifying New Pathogen for Black Rot Disease of Tea and Incorporated Wedelia trilobata Extraction and Captan for Controlling Black Rot Disease.
The black rot disease (causal fungus; Cortcium theae and Cortcium invisium) of tea (Camellia sinensis) is one of the foliar diseases in Sri Lanka. It is a serious concern for the tea industry due to the reduced tea yield and quality. Recently, synthetic fungicides have been used to control black rot disease, but they are …
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