Suresh Palarimath
@sct.edu.om
Senior Lecturer
University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Salalah
I've authored 25 computer science books, including Database Management Systems, Computer Concepts, and C Programming, in addition to Java and Python programming. In India, I own 5 Indian patents, and over the years, I've published numerous research papers in journals. I have 6 industrial certifications in total. I was the head of the school of computing at the Institute of Business Studies in Papua New Guinea from February 2012 until February 2013. My Lawrence School team was selected to represent INDIA at the 2010 World Robot Olympiad. Currently employed as a Senior Lecturer in Information Technology at the University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Salalah in Oman.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
AI, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, IoT
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Suresh Palarimath, Pyingkodi M, Thenmozhi K, Mohammed Maqsood, Mohammed Abdul Salam, and Roopa Devi Palarimath
IEEE
In today's modern world, IoT plays an important and multifaceted function in all industries. 5th Generation Wireless Systems - 5G is the primary technical platform on which the Internet of Things plays a major role in smart technologies. Incorporating 5G technology into the architecture of an IoT system is now simple. Using plug-and-play technology, remote access to configuration and control is possible. Smart technology always results in faster data transfer rates, more bandwidth, greater capacity, lower latency, and a quicker output response. Based on this notion, IoT brings about a dramatic shift in heterogeneous networks. So, there is a need to implement 5G-IoT technologies. In the age of the Internet of Things, the fifth-generation (5G) cellular networks give the smart and complex technical environment. 5G Cellular Networks offer great growth potential for IoT technologies. This article gives a thorough study of the role of 5G Cellular Networks in the expansion of IoT technologies across all industries. Since the inclusion of renewable energy emerges as a new trend in the digital world, 5G is very beneficial in the age of the Internet of Things. To achieve the link between 'Things and People,' 'Things and Things,' and 'People and People' in power Systems, it is necessary to combine IoT with 5G in power systems to a high degree of success in various power-based industry-based systems. This article demonstrates a smart scenario and provides a thorough analysis of "how 5G drives the IoT System intelligently in every way and how IoT affects as the "most promising technology" with this smart 5G Wireless Communication System." In addition, the IoT era 5G application possibilities were demonstrated.
Sujatha T., Wilfred Blessing N. R., and Suresh Palarimath
IGI Global
For a business to succeed, it is very important to make things speaking more to clients than to rivals. It is more critical to decide on the significant feature of an item which influences its competency. In spite of the works that have been done already, a few algorithms gained efficient solution. This paper proposes the CMiner++ Algorithm to assess the competitive relationship among items in unstructured dataset and finding the Top-K competitors of a given item. Definitively, the nature of the outcomes and the versatility of this methodology utilizing numerous datasets from various areas are assessed, and the efficiency and adaptability of this algorithm on various data sets are improved when compared to existing algorithms. In today's busy world, automatic recommendation systems are emerging because people are looking for the products best suited for them. So, it is very important to analyse the behaviour of people, make a review on large and large unstructured data sets, and make the fully automated deep learning system to ensure the accurate outcome.
Bernard H. Ugalde, Renato R. Maaliw, Suresh Palarimath, Mohammed Bakhit Al Mahri, Albert A. Vinluan, Jennifer T. Carpio, Ace C. Lagman, and Maurine C. Panergo
IEEE
It is always difficult to travel alone in a wheelchair without prior knowledge of the accessibility of the planned route. The majority of people prefer the shorter route. On the other hand, those with ambulatory limitations may prefer a longer route with proper ramps and drop curbs. This study aims to design obstacle management so that a registered user can report the accessibility of a ramp. The research includes an algorithm for generating barrier-free routes on the derived graph paths. When a wheelchair user encounters an obstacle while navigating the suggested route, the algorithm redirects them to their destination. A simulation test was performed, and the entire approach was evaluated using the survey method. The results showed that the proposed routing algorithm could find the shortest paths and reroute users to an unobstructed path. Respondents were highly pleased with the proposed navigation system’s performance and thought it was accessible, usable, and reliable. As a result, the study may provide a novel approach to designing a geographic information system for use in a wheelchair navigation system.
M. Pyingkodi, K. Thenmozhi, M. Karthikeyan, T. Kalpana, Suresh Palarimath, and G. Bala Ajith Kumar
IEEE
Soil fertility is an important factor in determining soil quality as it reflects how well the soil can support plant growth in agriculture. Soil sensor and Arduino can be used to quickly determine the nutrient content of the soil. Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium are all considered as important nutrient source components. These components should be measured in order to determine how much extra nutrient content should be added to the soil in order to increase the crop fertility. Soil fertility can be detected by using NPK sensors. Soil nutrient concentration data can help us to determine whether the soil used to support plant production is nutrition deficient or abundant. The nutrient content of the soil samples can be obtained in various ways by using sensing element or mass spectrogram. However, the spectral analysis method is inconvenient, where the records are only 60-70% accurate. By comparing the spectrum analysis method with classic wet chemistry methods, the accuracy of the products needs to be fully resolved due to a scarcity of data. Hence, to detect soil nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium, a soil NPK sensor should be used. By utilizing a soil NPK sensor, which is of limited cost, fast and easy, elevated, and transportable. Its advantage over a standard detection approach is that it provides extremely fast measurements with accurate data. This paper analyzes and compares different nutrient levels in soil by using kernel density estimation algorithm and machine learning.
M. Pyingkodi, K. Thenmozhi, K. Nanthini, M. Karthikeyan, Suresh Palarimath, V. Erajavignesh, and G.Bala Ajith Kumar
IEEE
The IoT is a new technology trend used in almost every area thing, when connected to the internet and to each other, when you connect to the internet or interconnect, your entire system will be smarter. We have used IoT in all areas of our lives, including smart cities, smart homes, and smart retail. Much more. From 9.6 billion by 2050, agriculture needs to deliver even faster to meet this type of demand. This is possible with the latest technology, especially the IoT. The IoT enables labour free farms. Not only can it be used for large-scale agriculture, but it can also be used for livestock, greenhouse management, and agricultural land management. The most significant tool for the IoT is the sensor. A sensor is a device that collects important data that is interpreted to obtain the required analysis. The important objective of sensors are used to determine the soil's physical qualities and the environment. The main applications of sensors are control and supervise, safety, alarm, diagnostics, and analytics. Sensors make innovative agriculture more effective and trouble-free. In agriculture, the sensor is mainly used for measuring, measuring NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium) levels, and detecting disease and soil moisture content. The main solution to this problem is smart farming, which modernizes traditional farming practices. This paper narrates the role of IoT application in smart agriculture. Smart farming is also known as precision farming hence it uses accurate information to draw outcomes. It demonstrates the different sensors, applications, challenges, strengths and weaknesses that support the IoT and agriculture.
Suresh Palarimath, N. R. Wilfred Blessing, T. Sujatha, M. Pyingkodi, Bernard H. Ugalde, and Roopa Devi Palarimath
Springer Nature Singapore