Keywords:
machine-learning, cloud-computing, lightning, SPDs,
induced-voltages
Surge Protection Devices (SPDs) are being extensively used
at present to safeguard electronic equipment from lightning generated transient
over-voltages. Despite SPDs being employed to protect electronic equipment, every year
millions worth damages are being reported. Hence, isolation from the power grid would be
considered as the best solution to prevent the infiltration of harmful energy contained
in the transient over-voltages. But isolation cannot be performed by humans as they are
not sensitive to imminent lightning discharges nor fast enough to respond post lightning
events. Thus, there should be an extra-fast mechanism to detect imminent lighting
discharge and perform...
The Team IoT of School of Computing and
Engineering at NIBM, has taken the initiative
to develop an integrated wearable glass
named "iTED Glass", short for Integrated Thermal Emanation Detection Glass to detect
people with
high body temperatures (above 37.5°C), using a
thermal module, while following the WHO
recommended safe distance.
Awards:
Seed funding from the National Institute of Business Management (NIBM) and Sri Lanka
Inventors Commission (SLIC)
Winners at the HackaDev COVID-19 Innovation
Challenge by the
United Nations Development
Programme (UNDP) [link]
Finalist Team at the NBQSA National Quality Awards 2020 by
the
British Computer Society (BCS)