Products winning the first prize for youth creativity 2023
With a brain wave -measuring device connected to the software on the phone, the Hanoi Polytechnic student group has just won the Champion of the Youth Creative Contest 2023.
On March 23, in Hanoi, the final round of “Young Creation 2023” took place, with the competition of 5 teams from universities throughout the country.
With the driver’s monitoring and maintaining the driver’s alertness through brain wave technology, the Champion of the 2023 Young Creative Contest officially called Neural Of Things’s name of Hanoi University of Science and Technology with Awake Drive.
The second prize is the GDSC- PTIT- Posts and Telecommunications Academy, with the project: “Skyhelper- The victim’s positioning system is based on Wifi wave detection algorithms from personal devices. Rescue victims in natural disasters and disasters.
The third prize belongs to the Emnetlab team- Hanoi Polytechnic University, with the project: “Building twins operating the flying robot”.
Neural Of Things team consists of students from a number of universities including: Nguyen Tuan Dat, Nguyen Binh An, Tran Van Luc (Hanoi University of Technology) Dong Thi Diem Quynh (Troy University), and Vo Quynh Anh (School National Economics University).
By ear wearing devices to measure brain waves connected to software on the phone, this group of students help detect the driver’s drowsiness early, making them awake again.
Specifically, when users wear devices, brain wave data is sent to the phone with Bluetooth.
The software uses a quick, light algorithm and some other algorithms to analyze and determine the driver’s alertness.
The group has applied the phenomenon of brainwave entitine, so that the software will generate isochronic with the frequency of fast brain waves, through the speaker system on the car or on the phone, helping to attract the brain to operate fast quickly. More, make users awake again.
It is known that this product won the first prize in the student creative idea contest organized by the School of Information Technology and Communications, Hanoi University of Science and Technology in 2023.
The group guide is Dr. Trinh Van Chien, lecturer, Head of Laboratory of Computer Network Research and New Generation Media Technology, School of Information Technology and Communications, Hanoi University of Science and Technology. Recently, Dr. Chien won the Golden Gold Science and Technology Award 2023.
In order to get Awake Drive today, the members of the group still remember the first day to present the idea with teacher Trinh Van Chien, receiving the encouragement, encouragement and guidance of the teacher to find the guys. Documents, scientific articles …, in order to explore the new direction.
After development, product demo (June 2023), the group brought Awake Drive to participate in competitions.
Tran Van Luc, a member of the group, said that the first time participating in the exam, many people doubted and asked many questions such as “Does this wear this exploded?”, “Does it affect nerve health? “. After explaining, the group met and analyzed need to emphasize the safety of Awake Drive.
From suspicious questions, and suggestions, guidance of consultants, Neural of Things teams seek to improve the product.
Seeing the group of students passionate about going to the exam, somewhat elegant research, Dr. Trinh Van Chien “rang the warning bell” to the student: “The product is not good enough but just take the exam. More focus on research and product development “.
Dr. Chien helped students contact the expert network, strengthen the basis of the theoretical theory, instructions for making more compact circuits. In particular, the teacher is very enthusiastic to verify the product with students.
Experiencing the product, the group of students took turns wearing Awake Drive on the library during the exam time, the later “customers” of the group was the same classmate, the taxi driver near the house …
Speaking at the awards ceremony, Assoc.Prof.Dr. about.
Organized annually, the “Young Creative” contest has been known and spread by many young people nationwide students. After a period of launching, this year’s competition attracted 42 works from 14 universities across the country, over 300 students attended the training and training program.
Experiencing 3 competition rounds, the Organizing Committee has selected 5 best projects to compete in the final round today (March 23).
“We really appreciate the efforts of colleagues, leaders, students, have brought this playground a new vitality,” Chinh said.
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