Islamic architecture's impact on European design is a manifestation of centuries of cultural interaction, commerce, and conquest. Islamic architectural forms, including domes, arches, geometric patterns, and calligraphy, were introduced into European forms through contact in Spain, Sicily, and the Crusades. This research examines how Islamic archit...

By Nodir Karimov, Maqsad Maytakubov, Janjayxan Darmenov, Habibakhon Mamadalieva, Farrux Akchayev, Ilhom Karimov, Gullola Kurbanova

This study explores the growing phenomenon of cybercrime targeting older adult individuals in Malaysia, a demographic increasingly susceptible due to factors such as limited digital literacy, social isolation, and perceived financial stability. Drawing upon Routine Activity Theory and Social Engineering Theory, the research investigates the situati...

By Kian-Lam Tan, Jayaeswari Sangaralingam, Lau Pei Mey, Premalatha Karupiah, Chen-Kim Lim

The architectural landmarks of Central Asia are a stunning reminiscence of the cultural and historical amalgamation that took place over the Silk Road. The regions of Central Asia face an unparalleled risk of climate change, urban decay, and worse neglecting conservation attempts. New methodologies of preservation, driven by digital techniques, hav...

By Nodira Makhkamova, Khamdam Matyakubov, Shahzod Rakhmonov, Uzokova Shakhnoza, Mehrangiz Hojiyeva, Sherzod Rakhimov, Oybek Rakhimov

In recent decades, remote-controlled vehicles (ROVs) have attracted significant attention because of their potential applications in healthcare, medicine, agriculture, and civilian information. In this article, we investigate the development of low-cost mobile robots equipped with a global positioning system (GPS). GPS-assisted robot is used to pro...

By Huu Khoa Tran, Viet Thang Le, Thanh Trang Tran, Van Dung Nguyen

The research paper discusses the history of mining technology and the way it has contributed enormously to the advancement of the degree of environmental sustainability and safety in the mining industry. The paper will discuss the key technological developments in the mining sector, including automation, artificial intelligence, robotization, and e...

By Sobirjon Bazarov, Sardor Norboyev, Ulugbek Kosimov, Yayra Kasimova, Munisabonu Tursunboyeva, Lobar Bakhramova, Matyakubov Maqsad

The combination of digital tools and Building Information Modeling (BIM) is an innovative force in the field of architecture and construction management studies. These technologies offer the students a more practical and engaging learning experience, which is more reflective of the practices in the industry. Through the integration of BIM and other...

By Zafar Matniyazov, Zilola Rakhmatillaeva, Mirkomil Gudalov, Tolqin Irgashev, Munira Umarova, Khusniddin Ruziyev, Sevara Berdimurotova, Gulnoz Murotova

The study is an empirical study that examines the factors of employee engagement in the organized retailing sector of Bangalore, India. Since the industry is experiencing a rapid digitalization and high employee turnover, it is essential to understand what organizational and technological factors lead to workforce commitment. An organized survey wa...

By S. Varoodhini, Jalaja Anilkumar, Richa Das, T. Bharathi, S. Ramesh Babu, Arshiya Anjum, S. Mahabub Basha

The rapid growth of cloud-based and large-scale network infrastructures has increased the complexity and frequency of cyber-attacks, demanding efficient and scalable intrusion detection systems (IDS). This paper will also attempt to create a better Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) by incorporating a Hybrid Median Attribute Clustering model...

By Rajasekhar Kaseebhotla, Raghava Rao, Mallikarjuna Rao

Rapid and accurate assessment of civic infrastructure following a natural or artificial disaster is essential to planning emergency response and recovery. This paper introduces a control system based on deep reinforcement learning (DRL) to coordinate unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) swarms and methodically approach the post-disaster infrastructure ins...

By Moti Ranjan Tandi, Archana Mishra

Down Syndrome (DS) is a genetic disorder due to a partial copy of the 21 st chromosome in the fetus, usually detected by invasive techniques like Amniocentesis and Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) which have chances of miscarriage. This paper suggests a completely automated and computer-aided method of non-invasive detection of DS by ultrasound fetu...

By V. Gokulakrishnan, S. Selvakumar