Daily Archives: April 25, 2026

Authors: Pruthvik k c, Khushboo Khanum, Vinay Kumar, Aaditha, Prajwal, Dr Saumya patel

Abstract: The growing trend of the fitness culture and preventive nutrition has led to the demand of organized and evidence-based systems of meal-preparations. Nutrition based kitchens respond to this demand offering calorie controlled, macro based and goal oriented food that promotes muscle building, fat loss as well as athletic performance. The studies have always indicated that, when people are fed on professionally prepared, nutritionally optimized food, their level of dietary adherence, metabolic response, and training outcomes are better than when people prepare the food on their own. Also the ready-made healthy food assists in coping with the most widespread limitations, including time, decision fatigue, and irregular nutrient consumption. Research on personalized and sports nutrition points out the fact that diets that are consistent with individual fitness objectives enhance energy balance, body make-up and post- workout management. Protein rich and nutrient-dense functional diets also increase satiety, enhance muscle protein synthesis, and overall diet quality especially in individuals with a high physical activity. Nutrition-oriented kitchens use such principles as dietitian regulation, exact portion- control, and calculated macro- distribution in relation to clinical and sports nutrition practices. In contemporary nutrition services, technology is an important ingredient. The digital platform and mobile applications that focus on the user allow customization of the meal, tracking progress, and motivation of behaviour. Properly designed UI/UX systems have a great positive influence on engagement, compliance, and user satisfaction. In addition, meal-preparation services paired with app-observation proved to reinforce the long-term adherence and health outcomes. Generally, studies have indicated that nutrition-prep kitchens could be used as a remedy to modern dietary issues because they combine the element of convenience and scientifically tested nutritional habits. They fill the disconnect between individualized dieting planning and the actual practice, and assist athletes, gym-goers and common consumers to attain long-term health and fitness objectives. The paper assesses the operational model, digital integration, user experience, and nutritional efficiency of Nutri-Fit Kitchen by making it a revolutionary system in the contemporary health- conscious food-oriented business.

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Authors: Pooja KR

Abstract: Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) systems are increasingly adopted to minimise industrial wastewater discharge; however, they generate concentrated brine streams rich in dissolved minerals. This study focuses on the recovery of magnesium hydroxide from ZLD wastewater using a controlled precipitation method and optimisation of key process parameters. The influence of pH (9–12), temperature (25–60°C), and reaction time (30–120 min) on recovery efficiency was systematically evaluated. Maximum recovery efficiency of approximately 91% was achieved at pH 11, 45°C, and 90 minutes reaction time. The recovered magnesium hydroxide exhibited satisfactory purity and demonstrated effective performance in neutralisation and contaminant removal tests. These findings are consistent with earlier studies on magnesium recovery from brine systems (Almousa et al., 2024; Yong et al., 2024).

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19757760

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Authors: Santhosh Babu K C, Chirakshitha S, Eashanya K R, Eashanya K R, Ganavi A S, Gowthami G

Abstract: Efficient digital filtering is critical for modern signal processing applications. This work presents an Adaptive Distributed Arithmetic (ADA)-based FIR filter designed for single-channel and scalable multi-channel configurations on FPGA. The proposed design incorporates error- controlled approximation and optimized computation to reduce LUT usage, power consumption, and processing delay. Implementation using the Xilinx Vivado environment demonstrates improved area efficiency and speed while maintaining acceptable signal quality. The results indicate that the ADA approach is well- suited for low-power, high-throughput FPGA-based DSP applications.

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Authors: Veena Vanamane, S Zuha Afsheen, Thrisha M, Preksha Malipatil, Chirasvi S N

Abstract: In many industrial applications, maintaining a steady water level in tank systems is crucial. The design and analysis of proportional (P), proportional-integral (PI), and proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controllers for a single-tank water level control system are presented in this study. MATLAB/Simulink is used to create and construct a mathematical simulation model. Rise time, settling time, overshoot, and steady-state error are used to assess the controllers. The P controller has steady-state error, the PI controller decreases error but increases overshoot, and the PID controller offers ideal performance with better stability and quicker reaction, making it appropriate for efficient water level control, according to the results.

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Authors: Dr. A Senthilkumar, Dr. Tintu George, Dr. Ginne M James

Abstract: Achromatopsia is a rare inherited retinal disorder characterized by the absence of cone photoreceptor function, resulting in color blindness, photophobia, nystagmus, and reduced visual acuity. Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI), particularly machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL), have transformed ophthalmic diagnostics and opened new avenues for early detection and treatment planning. This review paper presents a comprehensive analysis of achromatopsia, focusing on its clinical features, genetic basis, diagnostic approaches and therapeutic developments, with a strong emphasis on AI-driven methodologies. The paper also explores the integration of AI in retinal imaging, genotype–phenotype correlation, and gene therapy optimization. Finally, challenges, limitations and future research directions are discussed.

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Authors: N. Santosh Kumar, U. Reshma, V. Sandhya, S. Santhi vardhan

Abstract: This project presents an innovative Battery Management System (BMS) for electric vehicles, leveraging Arduino UNO to ensure optimal battery performance, safety, and longevity. The system is designed to monitor critical parameters such as voltage, current, temperature, and state of charge (SOC), while also assessing the state of health (SOH) of the battery. The BMS supports both fast and slow charging modes, intelligently managing charging processes to prevent overcharging and thermal runaway. User-friendly interfaces, including real-time data displays, offer intuitive insights into battery status, empowering users with actionable information. This project combines cost-effective hardware with comprehensive safety and performance monitoring, making it a significant step toward safer and more efficient electric vehicle batteries. Real-time SOC/SOH evaluation, and versatile charging management, which collectively advance the capabilities of conventional battery management solutions.

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