Browsing Faculty of Engineering and Technology by Subject "Accidents"

Browsing Faculty of Engineering and Technology by Subject "Accidents"

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  • An auto-navigating wheelchair system using voice commands. 
    Twehamye, Crispus (Busitema University., 2017-05)
    Normally physically disabled people and those who have lost their legs by any accidents or due to malnutrition have a special innovation, wheel chair to give them the pleasure of moving with ease. The idea of wheel chairs ...
  • An automated speed control and accident-avoidance system : study area : Ugandan highways 
    Kato, Hassan Kigozi (Busitema University, 2022-03)
    Automotive safety has gained an increasing amount of interest from the general public, governments and the car industry. This is more than justified by traffic accident statistics, as each year around 5000 people die due ...
  • Automatic road signs identification and speed control system. 
    Asibazuyo, Victoria (Busitema University., 2017-05)
    The main objective of this project was to design automatic road sign identification and speed control system for vehicles. The system was able to automatically identify road signs, displays the road signs and warms the ...
  • First aid android mobile application. 
    Kabuye, Douglas Hosea; Kwoba, Yazidi (Busitema University., 2016-04)
    Accidents can happen to anyone without any prior notice or forewarning. And in some situations they may result in death if they are not handled properly by the first responders who administer the first aid. This ...
  • Redesigning the support system for greenstone resources limited to improve miners' safety. 
    Mukyala, Lillian Brenda (Busitema University., 2016-05)
    The mining industry is currently facing rock related accidents accounting for in excess of 50% of all fatalities occurring in the underground mines (Daehnke et 2001). Falls of ground still account for around 35% of all ...
  • Trailer container lock monitoring system. 
    Byamugisha, Nathan (Busitema University., 2016-06)
    Most of the time individuals or companies ship luggage from overseas to their native countries. Most of the luggage is put in a container which is normally transported at the back of a trailer to its destination place ...

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