Samarkand's Registan Square is among the greatest Islamic architectural achievements, symbolizing the architectural and cultural victory of the Timurid dynasty. The Registan Square, being the architectural and cultural hub of Samarkand, consists of three colossal madrasahs of Ulugh Beg, Sher-Dor, and Tilya-Kori symbolizing the splendor of beauty an...

By Nodira Nurullayeva, Dadaxon Abdullayev, Dilnoza Kulboyeva, Abdurahim Mannonov, Gulbahor Eshbekova, Kamola Fuzailova, Odiljon Boynazarov

As healthcare technology advances, there is growing enthusiasm for the Internet of Things (IoT), particularly in the era of baby health. To monitor and enhance baby health through ongoing data gathering efforts and health management features, this article presents a smart crib which integrates with Internet of Things technology. The temperature, mo...

By Sivasangari Ayyappan

Despite the importance of scientific writing for engineering students, the technical discourse poses a significant challenge for learners. The promise of Automated Essay Evaluation (AEE) Systems to provide timely and reliable feedback has enabled greater development of writing instruction through expedited and automated support. This paper examines...

By Izzatbek Rejapov, Abdurahim Mannonov, Gavharxon Saydaliyeva, Gaybullaev Otabek, Sherzod Djabbarov, Dilnoza Ziyoyeva, Ulugbek Eshkuvvatov, Nargiza Mannapova

Edge detection is a critical image processing operation and is a core aspect of feature extraction as well as object identification. In this paper, we introduce an uncomplicated pipelined hardware architecture for Sobel edge detection and Canny edge detection on an FPGA for comparing their edge detection performance, on-chip power, and resource usa...

By Ancy Joy, Jisha Jacob, Basil Roy

In the current era, geotechnical engineering plays an important role in designing, constructing, and maintaining buildings and other forms of infrastructure. Geotechnical engineering plays an important role in ensuring that the infrastructure is built safely, stably, and strongly capable of withstanding natural disasters such as earthquakes. The ec...

By Shaxnoza Norkulova, San'atjon Rajabov, Nafisa Xujayarova, Oysulton Dovranova, Samidullo Elmurodov, Shakhnoza Alieva, Mutabarkhon Umurzakova

This paper provides a comparative evaluation of the environmental and cultural roles in residential forms in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, focusing on the conflict between the traditional low-density "Mahalla" residential areas and modern high-density buildings. As Tashkent rapidly urbanizes vertically, assessing the trade-offs between social cohesion and ...

By Tatiana Kharitonova, Ksenia Merekalova, Alexander Tikhonov, Shavkat Sharipov, Dilfuza Shabbazova, Samidullo Elmurodov, Munisa Bekmukhamedova, Ulugbek Eshqarayev

This research illustrates the use of philological analytical strategies to trace the Latin variants in Middle Ages and early Renaissance manuscripts. By concentrating on the variants, the investigation tries to find out how Latin changed during the period with the help of linguistic forms of the non, conformist which differ from the classical norms...

By Dinora Ibodullayeva, Nafosat Urokova, Nasiba Sabirova, Otabek Fayzulloev, Nazira Kurbanova, Qahramon Toxsanov, Zarnigor Sobirova, Nigina Aliboyeva

Urban infrastructure, especially smart bridges, is growing rapidly, requiring effective solutions to ensure structural integrity. Conventional Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) systems have limitations in scalability, speed, and accuracy. This paper presents a new edge-enabled digital twin platform for real-time SHM of smart bridges, combining IoT...

By Nidhi Mishra, Aakansha Soy

The fast development of Industry 4.0 has forced a shift in paradigm in the management of complex infrastructure projects in engineering enterprises. The presented study will examine the concept of the digital transformation (DT) of project and operations management with the emphasis on the incorporation of smart technologies into the conventional e...

By Sandeep Soni, Rajvir Saini

Advancements in technology have increased demand for systems that continuously monitor the cardiovascular system in a non-invasive, energy-efficient way. Wearable sensors, in their current form, have many drawbacks: they require external power sources and are made of rigid components. This can impact the user experience, the system, the sensor's ab...

By Anupa Sinha, Moti Ranjan Tandi