Even though agriculture is now one of the most technologically advanced civilian industries, there is still a big gap between the innovations that are available and how they are actually put into practice, particularly in areas where traditional supervision methods are predominant. This study looks at how farmers' ability to implement precision agr...

By Shoira Bobomuratova, Kurbonalijon Zokirov, Najimiddin Jumakulov, G'ofur Allamuratov, Oybek Ulugbekov, Muhabbat Mullajonova, Avazbek Turdunov

In the current era, geotechnical engineering plays an important role in designing, constructing, and maintaining buildings and other forms of infrastructure. Geotechnical engineering plays an important role in ensuring that the infrastructure is built safely, stably, and strongly capable of withstanding natural disasters such as earthquakes. The ec...

By Shaxnoza Norkulova, San'atjon Rajabov, Nafisa Xujayarova, Oysulton Dovranova, Samidullo Elmurodov, Shakhnoza Alieva, Mutabarkhon Umurzakova

Concerns about the application of AI, for instance, include issues of morality, accuracy, and trust. AI chatbots recently transformed educational systems around the globe. They are available for more than just simple queries; they can provide explanations, additional material and support for learning whenever required. Chatbots may also take the fo...

By Vandita Sharma, Nitu Sehrawat, Manisha Verma, Ruchi Sharma, Anil Kumar

In fast-developing Indian cities, congestion is a significant concern, as travel times are much longer, the environment is negatively affected, and infrastructure is overstretched. Conventional traffic management systems tend to be ineffective at addressing such problems because they rely on fixed traffic lights and lack data inputs. This paper pre...

By Anjali Goswami, Anjali Krushna Kadao

The paper delves into the query of how philology and sociology intersect when it comes to studying the linguistic terrain of postcolonial countries. The paper will explore the functionality of language in the public spaces as a symbol of power, identity, and resistance in postcolonial settings, with a specific emphasis on the linguistic signs in th...

By Sirojiddin Nurmatov, Dildora Mamaraimova, Nargiza Akhmedova, Gullolahon Mehmonaliyeva, Mehrinoza Alieva, Feruza Shukurova, Sarvinoz Qodirova, Nilufar Abdullayeva

Objective: Manual dexterity is the capacity to move the fingers and hands in a coordinated way to grasp and manipulate things. It depends on the interaction of musculoskeletal and neurological systems to make precise and intentional motions. The study's main goal is to compare the traditional Nine Hole Peg Test with a stopwatch with the dmS-NHPT wi...

By D. Mythili, K. Narayanasamy, V. Balchandar, K. Kotteeswaran, S. Kalpana

The nature of software engineering is ever-changing and needs smart, intelligent, and innovation-enhancing solutions for talent management. In this paper, we describe our statistically validated dynamic Talented Innovative ecosystem (DTIE) that aims to improve innovation scaling in software engineering through AI-enabled analytics, data-driven recr...

By S. Krishnadas, Ramya Thiyagarajan

Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) analysis is an important diagnostic tool in intensive care unit (ICU) settings that provides valuable information about the patient's respiratory and metabolic status. However, in the absence of predictive information, when testing is over-utilized or not planned, it can cause discomfort to the patient, costs to the healthc...

By S. Ramadoss, A. Kumaravel

Renewable energy technologies have existed since the earliest days of energy conservation and preservation, which have been critical to the development of modern energy conservation plans around the globe. Although the earliest applications of wind, water, and solar power date back to the second millennium, the development of renewable energy has t...

By Nargiza Jabborova, Nozimjon Ibrokhimov, Feruza Kilicheva, Sabohat Alimova, Sevara Begmatova, Gulshan Aliyeva, Abdulaziz Mattiyev

Food security priorities in the nations focus on elements of production of fishes and animals which are crucial elements in the food chains of life. Other countries of the world make every effort to secure the availability of these goods to their citizens and this is achieved by either manufacturing them locally, or in cases where they have no capa...

By Majid Abed Hamza, Isam Abdul Khudhur Saud, Raad Idan Obaid