ADEDOYIN MARY ABOSEDE

Electronics and Computer Engineering

At the Electronics And Computer Engineering department office

Appointment on Visitation important

Topic: Telecommunications

Description: Telecommunications can be described as the process of exchanging information such as voice, data, and video transmissions via electronic technologies like telephones wired or wireless, microwave communications, fibre optics, satellites, television broadcasting, radio, and the internet. Telecommunications research includes the design, development, and implementation of projects such as wireless and mobile networks, signal theory and communications, body area networks for healthcare monitoring, etc. The aim of the research is to enhance the effectiveness and productivity of the telecommunications industry and demonstrate through research the benefits of telecommunications-related technologies in terms of new products and services. Also, to demonstrate the importance of telecommunications to the enhancement of both national and international economies as well as the improvement of quality of life.

#	Certificate	School	Year
1.	Ph.D (Electrical Engineering)	University of Cape Town, South Africa Grade A	2018

DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SENSORS FOR SMART INSTITUTION SYSTEM USING EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

A smart institution is an institution that uses innovative technologies within its organization to accomplish its strategic objectives. These innovative technologies include Internet-of-Things IoT , data analytics, cloud computing etc. In traditional institutions, there is huge energy consumption, emission of carbon dioxide C02 , most operations and services are done manually, lack or weak online presence and inadequate quality of life and experience. Hence, there is a need to embark on a transformative journey from traditional institutions towards developing smart institutions to address the above-mentioned challenges. In this research, we propose to develop smart institution sensors and demonstrate six use cases, which are smart ID cards for access control, smart grid, smart building automation with smart asset tracking, smart learning environment, smart parking system, smart security and safety system. The research will focus on addressing the challenges of traditional institutions and bringing IoT and data analytics closer to students, staff and visitors in the university environment. The proposed methodology will involve five stages: Preliminary planning, assessment of the performance of the institution and management of its operation, data acquisition, data analysis, development of various IoT sensors, configuration of the sensors and interface them with the online database. Our novelty would be the development of a smart institution that can automate the operations of an institution through smart devices sensors and efficient configuration of the IoT sensors and graphical user interface.

ADEDOYIN MARY is a Lecturer I at the Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering

ADEDOYIN has a Ph.D in Electrical Engineering from University of Cape Town, South Africa Grade A