ASRIC Journal of Engineering Sciences 2024 v4-i2
ISSN: 2795-3556
EISSN: 2795-3556
ASRIC Journal of Engineering Sciences 2024 v4-i2
Published: 2024-12-27
Articles
Evaluating Biopolymers as Sustainable Alternatives to Synthetic Polymers: Review
Carlos da Silva Bento*, Gediz Uğuz
It is undeniable that human actions have an impact on the entire planet. One of the greatest challenges associated with environmental pollution concerns the nature of the materials we use. In contemporary times, polymers are used in almost every sector, including medicine, construction, aerospace, automotive, naval, food, electronics, and more. Biopolymers such as cellulose, starch, resin, p
Design and Implementation of an Automatic Water and Hand Sanitizer Dispensing System
Bello Olawale Emmanuel*, Sunmonu Olabode Kayode, Ogunlana Oluwaseun Ayodeji
Many infectious diseases are mostly spread through droplets or contact with something that someone who is infected has had contact with. The World Health Organization played a major role in sensitizing the public to clean or sanitize their hands regularly to curb or reduce the risk of infection. Many attempts have been made to design a system that aids in consistent automatic hand washing an
Innovative Engineering Leadership: A Tool to Reform Engineering Education
Mudasiru Bola J.*; Nwadike Jones
This study delineates the constraints impeding the actualization of robust practical engineering education goals, pivotal for fostering innovation engineering leadership. It scrutinizes the efficacy and impact of assets and service it delivers (the product), alongside the exploitation prospects during operational phases (the process). A comprehensive interpretation of 'innovative engineering
Cutting-Edge Approaches to Mitigate the National Agro-Digital Deficit Towards Angola 2050
Cândido Pascoal Kudinahessa Kiluando*, Ngombo Makaya Armando
Food insecurity in Angola has been increasing since 2013, with an exponential trend since 2017. Such observations are partially explained by low agricultural productivity and high production costs. Angolan population is expected to double by 2050, which also challenges us for innovative solutions to answer to basic human needs, such as food. In this context, we have prototyped a digital plat
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