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  • Vision attentive robot for elderly room 
    Sudasinghe, SATN; Sooriyabandara, IKS; Banadara, AHMDPM; Rajendran, H; Jayasekara, AGBP [Conference-Full-text]
    With people's busy schedules, elderly people have to stay alone in their houses in the daytime. There are a large number of accidents have happened to elderly people when they are alone at home. It is crucial to have a ...
  • Vision based intelligent shelf-management system 
    Priyanwada, HAM; Madhushan, KADD; Liyanapathirana, C; Rupasinghe, L [Conference-Full-text]
    Currently supermarkets are more popular, and the local stores are leaving the competition. when people go to supermarkets, they find various items stocked on seemingly unlimited shelves. Supermarket shelves needed to be ...
  • Vision based navigational approach for controlling of mobile robots 
    Warnkulasooriya, KMHK; Sudantha, BH [Conference-Full-text]
    Navigation plays an essential and important role in robotics. When the mobility is embedded to a robot the navigation is a must. Most of the robots are using close range mono-feel sensors for their navigation purposes ...
  • Vision based object tracking for virtual reality games 
    Wijesena, IJP; De Silva, CR [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Today, many sportsmen and sportswomen in Sri Lanka face the problem of improving their technique, "' due to the lack of qualified coaches. The few good trainers in Sri Lanka find it difficult to prOvide ..•. J their services, ...
  • Vision based office assistant robot system for indoor office environment 
    Diddeniya, SIAP; Adikari, AMSB; Gunasinghe, HN; De Silva, PRS; Ganegoda, NC; Wanniarachchi, WKIL [Conference-Full-text]
    This paper presents an office assistant robot that can be used in an unstructured indoor office environment. Among many technologies available, we used free and open source software and inexpensive sensors and materials ...
  • Vision-based adaptive traffic light controller for single intersection 
    Sutharsan, M; Rajakaruna, S; Jayaweera, SY; Jayaweera, JACM; Thayaparan, S [Conference-Full-text]
    In this paper, a vision-based adaptive traffic light controller is proposed. The proposed controller was successfully deployed and tested as a complete system in a complex roundabout in Colombo city at a highly congested ...
  • Vision-emg fusion method for real-time grasping pattern classification system 
    Perera, DM; Madusanka, DGK [Conference-Full-text]
    Although recently developed Electromyography-based (EMG) prosthetic hands could classify a significant amount of wrist motions, classifying 5-6 grasping patterns in real-time is a challenging task. The collaboration of EMG ...
  • The Visual characteristics of railside landscape for tourists’ satisfaction 
    Guruge, SPPGDK; De Silva, W [Conference-Full-text]
    Moving Landscape Aesthetic Quality (MLAQ) has been a topic that had taken less attention from the researchers. Though a great effort is given to interpret the aesthetic quality of the landscape, the tourists’ preference ...
  • Visual design platform for wireless sensor network 
    Silva, R; Dasanayaka, A; Ragel, R; Bandaranayake, A [Conference-Full-text]
    Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) are being widely used for sensing physical parameters in a broad geographical area. The person who needs WSN will have a pictorial idea of the sensor network. The problem in the traditional ...
  • Visual Dilution; Adapting Linear Illusions with Tucks to Visually Diminish Women's Fuller Busts 
    Dias, T [Conference-Abstract]
    The research was comprehensively focused on analysis of issues and preferences of women with fuller busts experimenting on application of types of tucks from fabric & experimenting on application of linear illusions in ...
  • Visual landscape characteristics and tourists’ satisfaction: a study with reference to Nuwara-Eliya, Sri Lanka 
    Sewwandi, HHSP [Conference-Full-text]
    The power of the landscape to draw tourists seeking spectacle has a long tradition and landscapes are prone to the tourism industry. Sri Lanka is well-known as a popular tourist destination, because of the country's unique ...
  • The Visual perception of occupants’ on daylight : emphasis on the diversity of luminance ambience due to architecture & effect of glare in office environments 
    Rajapakasha, AU; Rajapaksha, RMKU [Conference-Abstract]
    The research investigates the occupant perception of daylight in office buildings in Sri Lanka. Specific focus is drawn to the potential diversity of a luminous ambiance environments, created by daylight and problems ...
  • Visualising intangible cultural heritage: a conceptual framework on the adaptation of oral traditions into creative practices 
    Thilakarathne S; Gopure SC; WIickramasinghe A [Conference-Abstract]
    Folklore encompasses the knowledge, experiences, and creative thinking passed down from ancestors through generations via word of mouth. It serves as a means of preserving cultural traditions and expressing socio-cultural ...
  • A visualization and analysis platform for performance tuning 
    Eranjith, HMD; Fernando, ID; Fernando, GKS; Soysa, WCM; Jayasena, VSD [Conference-Full-text]
    With a framework like OpenTuner, one could build domain-specific multi-objective program auto-tuners and gain significant performance improvements. But explaining why and interpreting the results are often hard, mainly ...
  • A visually interpretable forensic deepfake detection tool using anchors 
    Jayakumar, K; Skandhakumar, N [Conference-Abstract]
    “Deepfakes” have seen a dramatic rise in recent times and are becoming quite realistic and indistinguishable with the advancement of deepfake generation techniques. Promising strides have been made in the deepfake detection ...
  • Vms – virtual meeting system 
    Vidanapathirana, M [Conference-Full-text]
    The Project VMS is a solution developed to allow virtual meetings between two remote business meeting rooms. The solution is designed so as to complement the facilities provided by a typical meeting room environment. ...
  • Voice based automated guided vehicle 
    Kumarawadu, SP; Yogalingam, G; Bandara, MADS; Wickramaarachchi, PK; Perera, ULAJD [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    The objective in this research is to present Voice based control of vehicles as an alternative to conventional methods. This represents a great reduction in infrastructure cost and improves flexibility of the system. The ...
  • Voice based e-mail and skype-call application for the blind 
    Dilini, MDN [Conference-Full-text]
    In the modern world, communication has become easy and efficient due to advancement of technology and development of the Internet. However, this does not apply for the visually impaired people. With the new technological ...
  • Voice disorder recognizer to aid diagnosis of a speech pathologist 
    Hettiarachchi, YK; Withanage, DK [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    In the field of medicine, currently a variety of methods are used to identify the pathologies in the human speech production system. The most common drawbacks of those methods are the discomfort for the patient caused ...
  • Voice Disorder Recognizer to Aid Diagnosis of a Speech Pathologist 
    Hettiarachchi, YK; Withanage, DK [Conference-Full-text]
    In the field of medicine, currently a variety of methods are used to identify the pathologies in the human speech production system. The most common drawbacks of those methods are the discomfort for the patient caused ...