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Featured projects.
Automated Pick and Place Robotic Arm using Arduino
A 4-degree-of-freedom robotic arm that picks objects and places them at programmed positions. Four servo motors drive base ro...
Pneumonia Detection from Chest X-ray using CNN
A medical-imaging AI that classifies chest X-rays as normal or pneumonia using a fine-tuned CNN (ResNet/MobileNet). The app s...
IoT Flood Monitoring and Alert System
A flood early-warning node that measures water level continuously with an ultrasonic sensor, filters the readings to reject r...
Learning kits for the classroom.
Simple Arduino, robotics and IoT kits with a teacher guide in Marathi and English, and no soldering needed. Sold as classroom packs and lab packs.
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- 02
Confirm requirements
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- 03
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- 04
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See the agreed features working.
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At every step.
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Project explanation
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A little direction.
How Social Robots Read Intent: Gestures, Voice Keywords, and Confirmation
People change their minds mid-task, and a social robot has to cope. This guide explains how gesture landmarks, offline keyword spotting, and a state machine let a robot pause, ask for confirmation, and re-plan — and how a student build demonstrates the same loop honestly with a fixed vocabulary.
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A step-by-step method for writing the literature survey in an IEEE base-paper project: anchor on the base paper, take comparable paper notes, organise by theme, compare methods in tables, and turn an evidenced gap into your own feature.
Read guide PROJECT GUIDEBest 10 Placement & Internship Projects Students Actually Build
Placement-season projects picked from the published Projectech catalog: AI interview practice, resume building and screening, job boards, deadline and internship trackers, placement-drive management, alumni mentorship and job alerts.
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We support Diploma and Polytechnic, B.E. and B.Tech, BCA, MCA, M.Tech and other related undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Share your course and branch so we can discuss the right scope.
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Can a topic be customised?
Yes, subject to feasibility. Request changes from the topic page; they may affect the scope, price and delivery.
How is the price decided?
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When will my project be delivered?
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What requirements should I send?
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