Harshal Dolse

Bio: Harshal Dolse is an academic researcher. The author has an hindex of 1, co-authored 1 publications receiving 3 citations.

Wi-Fi Router With Power Backup and Range Extender

Abstract: Wi-Fi allows users to connect to the internet without the use of wires. It also allows routers to be cordless, which makes things much easier until they run out of power (power outage) or there's nowhere to plug in. When the power goes out, the internet connection via Wi-Fi is disrupted. As we go further away from the router; the Wi-Fi signal becomes weaker. We most likely come across Wi-Fi dead zones on a frequent basis. When encountering diverse router ranges, using connected multiple routers and manually connecting them. The work is designed a Wi-Fi setup with a backup power source of 4-5 hrs. so that even in outage of main power supply the Wi-Fi will provide a no interrupting network and also range has been extended of about 18 meters more in Wi-Fi dead zones.

AI Camera for Tracking Road Accidents

Abstract: The average number of vehicles on the road worldwide has increased as cars and other vehicles become more and more accessible. Our lives are now easier because of the technology and infrastructure that are developing quickly. The advent of technology has also enhanced the risks associated with traffic and Regular traffic accidents result in a number of accidents on this dynamic planet and significant loss of life and property due to inadequate emergency facilities. Accident victims suffer greatly and lose significant time and money as a result. It has been established after careful examination that the majority of accidents and in fatalities as a result of inadequate communication with the appropriate medical authorities and the following lack of urgent medical care. There are many deaths as a result of inadequate crisis management. As a result, this research study intends to provide crisis administrations to the person who meets with an accident as soon as time permits

Off-Grid Wi-Fi Mesh Systems

Abstract: To transmit information from a source to a destination without interruption from electromagnetic interference, a strong wireless network connection is required. These wireless networks may be powered by direct current from a battery or a direct source. The challenge arises when a wireless network is installed at a remote location. In this paper, an off-grid energy Wi-Fi mesh system for remote areas is proposed. The system is self-powered, and to ensure 24 hours energy production, a hybrid solution of vertical wind turbine and the solar cell is used. Dedicated routers are designed using Raspberry Pi, and other supporting electronic circuitry and results are analyzed. To avoid bandwidth issues, the network offloading concept is exploited using a novel concept of power used by each node. The proposed system is portable and suitable for remote areas where grid-connected energy availability is an issue.

ZIGBEE based Wireless SCADA System

Abstract: The advancement of the remote monitoring industry has become more level-playing in recent years. This means that companies can now monitor their equipment remotely, without having to be present onsite. With the introduction of wireless S CADA systems, these systems became more affordable and efficient. SCADA systems have advanced significantly in the field of process control in recent years. SCADA is a supervisory control that is very important in the automation industry. Today, SCADA is required to control the process from any distance. Additionally, the potential for additional features such as security, process parameter control, and visualization paves the way for SCADA to become a powerful tool for industrial applications. Using SCADA, the entire process area can be monitored remotely. Automatic process manipulation, warning system, and automatic report generation are huge advantages of SCADA. Wireless SCADA is ideal for industries where it is too expensive to install wired SCADA systems in remote locations. Fortunately, wireless SCADA systems offer all the benefits of wired systems without the expense and hassle of wiring everything. In this study, an innovative prototype of a Zigbee-based wireless S CADA system (ZBWS) is proposed for cost reduction.