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Room Management Web Application And Movement And Temperature Sensors, Visalbotr Chan, Huy Anh Duong
Room Management Web Application And Movement And Temperature Sensors, Visalbotr Chan, Huy Anh Duong
Computer Engineering
There are three main parts of this system: micro-controller, database, and website. Micro-controller detects motion of people walking in and out and It also measures room temperature and humidity in a confined space then updates collected data to the database. Our system’s database contains 6 main columns: room number, room capacity, number of students, temperature in Celsius, humidity in percent and date created. Finally, this database is queried by the website to display the information on the webpage. Users could also navigate on our site to check the most and least occupy rooms, and they can also search for a …
A Database For Indexable Carbide Inserts, Andrew Yoder
A Database For Indexable Carbide Inserts, Andrew Yoder
Computer Engineering
The indexable inserts project is a collaborative effort to aggregate into a single database as many indexable carbide inserts from as many manufacturers as possible. Inserts are generally labeled with a part number following a specific standard determined by shapes and measurements, however specifications for certain aspects of carbide inserts—such as which materials they can cut—can vary by manufacturer. There currently is not a way to search a comprehensive database containing tools from multiple manufacturers for a handful of inserts that would satisfy some necessary parameters, making finding the correct tool in a shop a much more time-consuming process than …
Wearable Ekg, Cale Hopkins, Tanner Papenfuss, Travis E. Michael
Wearable Ekg, Cale Hopkins, Tanner Papenfuss, Travis E. Michael
Computer Engineering
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Cplop - Cal Poly's Library Of Pyroprints, Kevin Webb
Cplop - Cal Poly's Library Of Pyroprints, Kevin Webb
Computer Engineering
California Polytechnic Library of Pyroprints, CPLOP, is a web driven data-base application that stores data from the biology’s departments E. coli Pyrosequencing project. Some of this data was stored in Excel datasheets, while data from the pyrosequencing machines was stored as just a list of random .xml files. There was no useful way to organize and store the massive amounts of data from multiple file sources in one location, nor to perform the complicated searches and comparisons that the project requires. CPLOP’s primary goal is to store such data in three organized tables that relate to one another. It was …