Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], May 26: School of Architecture, IPS Academy Indore with Wheel of Innovation, Pune, had successfully completed International outreach program-Dubai. The tour was envisioned by Dr. (Prof.) Manita Saxena, Principal of institute. Ar. Neelam Kushwah and Er. Sumit Singh Shekhawat accompanied 27 students and mentored them throughout the tour. Ar. Neelam Kushwah presented research work on the topic "Relevance of Sir Patrick Geddes Ideology for attaining Sustainability of Urban Poor at Indore" and Er. Sumit Singh Shekhawat presented research work on the topic "N2 Method for seismic analysis in High rise buildings" to students of Rochester Institute of Technology, Dubai. The tour was a great success; students attended a workshop at Rochester Institute of Technology Dubai on topics of smart cities, digital twins and sustainability. Dr Ghalib Y. Kahwaji, took a workshop on
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Dubai: A student with hearing impairment, during his Dubai university course, has developed a prototype smart pillow that can alert people with hearing impairment about emergencies while they are asleep.
American graduate JayShaud Potter, while pursuing his master’s degree in City Sciences at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) Dubai, linked door bells, smoke alarms and security systems to a SmartPillow that can also alert a person about any emergency calls on the smartphone while he or she is asleep. The phone can be used to provide signals to the pillow, such as signals related to emergency alarms or urgent phone calls from select sources. Transmission between the pillow and the phone or between the pillow and other security systems or devices can use a standard radio frequency wireless protocol.