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Authors:- Yash Jain, Srishti Mishra, Sparsh Jain, Pritish Kumar

Abstract- Carbon credits have had a significant positive impact on the financial performance of Tesla Inc. In 2021, carbon credit sales generated $1.58 billion in revenue, representing 3.3% of Tesla’s total revenue. In 2022, carbon credit sales generated $1.78 billion in revenue, representing 5% of Tesla’s total revenue. This revenue has helped to offset the rising costs of raw materials and other expenses and has contributed to Tesla’s record-breaking profitability in recent years. Carbon credit sales have also helped to improve Tesla’s profitability. In 2021, Tesla’s net income margin was 12.6%, significantly higher than the average net income margin for automakers. In 2022, Tesla’s net income margin was 14.7%, the highest in the company’s history. The impact of carbon credits on Tesla’s financial performance is expected to continue to grow in the coming years. Governments around the world are implementing carbon pricing policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Carbon pricing policies can increase the cost of production for automakers. However, Tesla can offset these costs by selling carbon credits. Overall, carbon credits have had a positive impact on Tesla’s financial performance. They have helped to increase revenue, improve profitability, and reduce risk.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.9.issue6.109

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Authors:-Vishal Gangwani, Sumit Kumar Singh, Prathmesh Jadhav, Ayush Singh

Abstract- Virtual interviews have become a well-liked replacement for conventional in-person interviews in the ever-changing world of recruitment. This study explores the issue of whether virtual interviews are more effective than in-person ones. This study seeks to thoroughly examine the advantages and disadvantages of both interview formats by looking at various aspects, including candidate experience, hiring results, cost-efficiency, and environmental impact. The results of this study provide useful information for businesses looking to improve their hiring procedures and choose the interviewing technique that best suits their objectives. This research contributes to a comprehensive understanding of each format’s benefits by analyzing the distinct advantages and disadvantages of virtual and in-person interviews, eventually assisting organisations in making wise decisions about their interview tactics.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.9.issue6.108|

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Invoice Processing Using Robotic Process Automation
Authors:-M. Tech. Scholar Srishti Kaushik, Asst. Prof. Sushil Sharma

Abstract- This paper describes our recent effort to develop an automatic application to transform invoice processing in Finance operations. As a prime example of the technology’s potential for driving efficiency, Robotic Process Automation (RPA) can be applied to a number of finance and accounting operations, invoice processing. RPA Data Bot can automate data input, error reconciliation, and some of the decision-making required by finance staff when processing invoices. At the same time, automation is able to limit errors in such processes and reduce the need for manual exception handling. UiPath’s RPA Data Bot are able to constantly monitor a dedicated folder where invoices are saved by employees (or other Data Bot) in PDF format. Once robots detect the presence of an invoice in the folder, they begin to extract information from the document. Using intelligent Optical Character Recognition i.e., FOTT and natural language processing capabilities, Data Bot are able to read out the information that is visible on the invoice. After robots extract the key information from each invoice, they use their credentials to open the company’s database or enterprise resource planning system, if not already open. The robots then start processing the invoices one-by-one by transferring over the relevant invoice information. During this whole process, the Data Bot are also running background activities such as monitoring the dedicated invoice folder or its email address, performing basic checks to see if the company’s database is open, and verifying whether vendor information (e.g. VAT number) on the invoice matches what is already in the database.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.9.issue5.107

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Driver Dizziness Monitoring and Alert System
Authors:-Prateek Raj, Kinshuk Aneja , Seema Kalonia , Ajay Kumar Kaushik , Sunil Maggu

Abstract- The majority of accidents that have been reported in our nation are the result of drivers becoming distracted or feeling sleepy. Major accidents are often the result of driver fatigue that often results in the driver becoming drowsy and falling asleep. Nevertheless, there are early signs of exhaustion that can be identified before a serious situation arises, therefore identifying and detecting driver fatigue remains a research problem. Most traditional tiredness detection techniques rely on behavioral characteristics; others require expensive sensors, and others are intrusive and could distract drivers. In this research, we have developed a Dlib model and Python Driver Drowsiness Detection System. This approach can lower the amount of traffic accidents, and it is also simple to adopt because it doesn't call for direct interaction between the driver and the vehicle. The system uses adaptive thres holding to determine the driver's level of tiredness and recognizes facial landmarks. It also computes the Eye Aspect Ratio (EAR). The suggested strategy has been put to the test using machine learning techniques.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.9.issue5.106

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Automated Segregation Of Physical Loads Using PLC

Authors- Associate Prof. Mr. M. Rajashekar, Aavula Deepthi, Alle Abhilash, Kondaparthy Vamshi

Abstract- -This paper presents an automatic load segregation using plc. Heavy loads are often transported and handled in various industrial applications, such as manufacturing, mining, construction, and logistics. However, different types of heavy loads may require different methods of processing, storage, or disposal. Therefore, it is important to segregate heavy loads according to their characteristics, such as size, shape, weight, material, or function. This proposes an automatic material segregation system using PLC (programmable logic controller) to achieve this task. The system consists of three main components: a sensor unit, a controller unit, a relay unit and a segregation unit. The segregation unit performs the output actions based on the commands from the controller unit and directs the heavy loads to the corresponding bins or conveyors using actuators, such as DC motors, relays, solenoids, etc. The system is designed and implemented using SELPRO Version 5.4.3 and we can also implement by using software’s like Allen Bradley PLC and GX Works3 software. The system is tested and evaluated using different types of heavy loads and shows satisfactory performance in terms of accuracy, efficiency, and reliability. The system can be applied to various industrial scenarios where heavy load segregation is needed.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.ncascte-2023.105

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Buy for Baby – Get Your Kid’S need

Authors- Asst. Prof. Ms. Danwada Sharanya, Mr. Enjamuri Sagar, Ms. Pasarakonda Nikhitha, Mr. Srinadh Karne

Abstract- -E-commerce, or business-to-consumer trade, is the most well-known commercial application of the World Wide Web.. The primary objective of an e-commerce site is to sell products and services online. The aim of this project is to develop an e-commerce website particularly for infants till teenage group that provides a seamless and user-friendly on-line shopping experience. The e-commerce website will serve as a one-stop destination for customers to explore and purchase a wide range of products conveniently from the comfort of their homes. The platform will prioritize user experience by implementing an intuitive and visually appealing interface that ensures easy navigation and efficient browsing. Key features we have included in this platform are: User registration and Authentication, Product Catalogand Search, Shopping cart and checkout, reviews and ratings and Responsive design which can be worked in smart phones, tablets etc. In order to develop an e-commerce website, a number of Technologies mustbe studied and understood. These include multi-tiered architecture, server andclientside scripting techniques, implementation technologies such as HTML,CSS and JS, relational databases (Sanity.io).

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.ncascte-2023.104

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A Mathematical Study of the Structure of Cross-Ventilation Flow in an Isolated Cylindrical Building/strong>
Authors:- Patil Abhijit Sadashiv Shubhangi, Dr. Prabha S. Rastogi

Abstract- Cross-ventilation serves as an efficient means to expel pollutants and heat from buildings, requiring no energy consumption due to variations in wind pressure. The efficacy of ventilation is greatly influenced by the cross-ventilation flow’s structure. However, little thought has been paid to comprehending how the cross-section of a building affects the cross-ventilation flow structure. By statistically examining the cross-ventilation flow structure in a standalone cylindrical building, this study seeks to close this gap. When compared to published experimental data, the numerical simulation findings show a very small simulation error of 0.8% in the volume ventilation rate. This demonstrates how well the numerical approach predicts the flow of cross-ventilation in isolated buildings. Pressure loss decreases when air moves through the curved side walls of the cylindrical building, allowing for more air to enter. In contrast to a square building, this causes the oncoming jet to enter more horizontally. When Root-Mean-Square streamwise velocity and turbulence kinetic energy are analyzed, the square building exhibits more airflow fluctuation outdoors, whereas the cylindrical building exhibits more turbulence interior. Notably, there is an 8.3% improvement in the cylindrical building’s volume ventilation rate. In addition, the cylindrical building’s air exchange rate is 1.38 times higher than the square building’s.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.9.issue6.379

Published by: Kajal Tripathi