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accsindia.org ARM Design Contest 2015 : Advanced Computing and Communications Society
Organization : Advanced Computing and Communications Society
Competition Name : ARM Design Contest 2015
Applicable States : All India
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Website : http://accsindia.org/arm-student-design-contest-on-smart-transportation-systems/
Important Dates:
** Proposals sought by July 10, 2015
** Acceptance communicated by July 30, 2015.
** Presentation at ADCOM 2015 venue on 20th September 2015.
** Finals and Announcement of Winners in January 2016
Note:
** Please email your proposals no later than July 10, 2015, clearly marked “ARM Design Contest 2015? at the top center of the first page, to adcom2015@accsindia.org along with the signed agreement.
Details :
** The Advanced Computing and Communications Society (ACCS) announces the second edition of the ARM Student Design Contest on Smart Transport Systems as part of its 21st Annual International Conference on Advanced Computing and Communications (ADCOM 2015) at Chennai, in September 2015.
** ADCOM 2015 has a core theme in Technologies for Smart Cities, a theme to which Indian Prime Minister Sri Narendra Modi has called attention.
** For the Design Contest, we chose the theme of Smart Transportation Systems, which fits in with the concept of Smart Cities.
** Smart transportation systems are critical to addressing the traffic challenges posed by the increasing number of mega cities in our world, such as driver and pedestrian safety, traffic patterns and flows, and environmental friendliness and sustainability of urban and semi-urban landscapes with regard to noise, air and particulate matter pollution, to name a few.
** Smart transportation relies on consumer and commercial telematics to meet its multitude of requirements ranging from on-board driver-assist systems, emergency call systems and electronic toll-collection to advanced systems for safe driving via vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communications.
** Smart Transportation Systems are complex and the technology still has a long way towards maturity.
** The Design Contest is aimed at innovative solutions implementing Smart Transportation Subsystems using a combination of embedded system, wireless and sensor technologies.
** The focus should be on finding solutions that overcome the challenges in implementing the subsystems identified below
Condition :
** Cooperative Driving Systems using vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication to reduce the incidence of traffic jams and minimize CO2 emissions.
** Traffic Info Systems which gather and send real-time info on traffic patterns at various gateways, the in and out-flow trends and road conditions there over the net to a central server for use by drivers, transportation authorities, emergency-response personnel and GPS services like Map-my-India.
** Environmental Engineering Systems that Design disincentives for Unnecessary Honking.
** Safety Systems that Effect Lane Discipline with on-road Smart beacons or Design Disincentives for Overtaking from the Left on single-lane roads.
** Driver-Assist Systems for the disabled.
** Wireless-based system that uses RFID tags to locate, identify, monitor moving cars and provide drivers with the capability to signal an emergency with source info or receive data intended only for them.
** Anti-collision system for trucks and SUVs, and elimination of blind spots using embedded systems.
** Many of the above subsystems have been implemented in various countries to varying degrees of success. However, weightage will be given to solutions that innovate with frugal engineering and are an immediate fit for solving problems in an Indian context.
** Student teams whose proposals make it through the initial selection process will be invited to make a 10-min presentation at ADCOM 2015 of the What, Why and How of their proposed work. The proposals at a minimum should clearly outline the various scenarios involved in any one of the challenge areas above, the hardware required to implement the solution and the algorithm to be used for the best possible outcome.
** After the ADCOM 2015 presentations, the top 25 proposals will move further to develop a Proof of Concept (PoC) with the help of a specially designed car kit powered by the ARM® Cortex®-M0+ processor based Freedom board (FRDM KL25Z). Truly revolutionary solutions will be considered for adoption by stake holders.
Rules and Regulations for Student Design Contest 2015 :
Please write to adcom2015@accsindia.org for any clarifications.
1.A project team must consist of a minimum of three and a maximum of five students with a faculty mentor.
2.Proposals should not exceed 2 pages. Should clearly define the traffic problem area, the scenarios and coherently outline the various aspects of the solution (hardware and algorithm required) in a complete manner with neatly drawn schematics wherever necessary.
3.The completed proposal, hereinafter known as Materials, must carry the approval seal and signature of the Head of the Department or Institution and be submitted by email to adcom2015@accsindia.org no later than midnight of July 10, 2015 IST.
4.All communication regarding the contest will be through email only. No phone calls or direct visits will be entertained.
5.ACCS will not be responsible for and will consider incomplete incorrect or non-original proposals, or proposals that were sent but not received by ACCS for any reason beyond the Last Date.
6.Selected student teams will be notified of their selection via email and must acknowledge within a week, their readiness to participate. Failure to acknowledge shall disqualify.
7.All documents, drawings, photos, text or any other content submitted to the contest will become the sole and exclusive property of ACCS and ACCS will have no obligation to preserve, return or otherwise make available to you or others any materials. ACCS may use, reproduce, edit, display, transmit, prepare derivative works of, modify, publish and otherwise make use of Materials in any and all media, whether now known or hereinafter created, globally and for any purpose, without compensation to you of any kind.
8.By submitting the proposal, you represent and warrant that the Material is original and does not infringe on any copyright, trademark, property rights, rights of privacy or publicity of any person or any other right of any third party and that you have the full and unrestricted right to transfer the materials to ACCS free and clear of any claims or encumbrances.
9.You acknowledge and agree that ACCS shall have no obligation to post, display or promote or otherwise make publicly available any Materials that you submit.
10.You acknowledge and agree that ACCS may make Materials available for public viewing, rating, reviewing or commenting. You acknowledge that comments or ratings with which you disagree or are unhappy may also be published or otherwise become associated with Materials.