EYE BLINK SENSOR
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DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OF BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY
DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
BONAFIDE CERTIFICATE
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PRAKASH. L (39230030), SIVASHANKARAN. V (39230044), M. VALLABA
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Internal Guide External Guide
Head of the Department
DR. V. RAMESH KUMAR
Submitted for Viva voce Examination held on
Internal Examiner External Examiner
DECLARATION
We, NOEL RICHARD PRAKASH. L (39230030), SIVASHANKARAN. V (39230044),
M. VALLABA (39230055) and V. VINOTH KUMAR (39230057),
'“Eye blink sensor” '.
DR. L. INBATHAMIZH 1+2 , DR. ALBERT
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SATHYABAMA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE
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BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY DEGREE IN BIOTECHNOLOGY.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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INTRODUCTION
1. INTRODUCTION
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1. Steering pattern monitoring
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3. Driver eye/face monitoring
4. Physiological measurements
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2. MATERIALS USED
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6. RESULT AND DISCUSSION
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SUMMARY
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7. SUMMARY
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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8. BIBLIOGRAPHY
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