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Effectiveness of an Internet of Things-based smart farming workshop model for enhancing science, technology, mathematics, and engineering awareness and seeding

May 5, 2025 by Siva Priya Thiagarajah, Yew-Chiong Lo, Fabian Wai Lee Kung, Mohamad Yusoff Alias, Azwan Mahmud, Muhammad Asif Shaik, Tung Tze Yang, Lim Zing

Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education plays a fundamental role in achieving the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. STEM education awareness can be enhanced through engaging workshops that allow students to appreciate how the Internet of Things (IoT) can be applied to increase convenience and productivity in daily tasks and in industry. … [Read more...] about Effectiveness of an Internet of Things-based smart farming workshop model for enhancing science, technology, mathematics, and engineering awareness and seeding

Advancing conservation: Internet of Things-driven initiatives for marine animal rescue due to climate changes [Climate Change]

March 6, 2024 by Rahul Sanmugam Gopi, Rajkumar Ramasamy, M. David Honesty Babu

Beneath the expansive oceans lies a complex ecosystem where marine animals, from whales to delicate coral polyps, sustain the vitality of the marine environment. However, these creatures are facing significant challenges due to evolving climate changes. Rising sea temperatures, ocean acidification, habitat degradation, and increasing natural disasters threaten their … [Read more...] about Advancing conservation: Internet of Things-driven initiatives for marine animal rescue due to climate changes [Climate Change]

Characteristics of social robots: A framework for development

Social robots hold great promise for assisting both older adults with dementia and those in good health. Yet, little is known about how people want to interact with these robots. This article introduces a framework for the key features social robots should have, based on insights from a four-month study of how seniors engage with robots through conversation and interaction. We have broken these features down into principles of robot behavior, verbal communication, and nonverbal communication, while also considering factors that affect a person’s likelihood to adopt such technology. Our findings offer a starting point for refining social robots and & developing features that truly resonate with users.

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