Prof. Dr. Mahamuda Sultana, Prof. Dr. Suman Bhattacharya, and Mr. Sourish Mitra

Computational Intelligence and Smart Technologies: Theory and Practice - Volume 1

Name: Computational Intelligence and Smart Technologies: Theory and Practice - Volume 1
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Computational Intelligence and Smart Technologies: Theory and Practice, Volume 1 is a multidisciplinary academic and professional reference that brings together theoretical concepts, technological frameworks, and practical applications in computational intelligence. The volume explores how artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, computer vision, embedded systems, sensor technologies, and the Internet of Things can be applied to contemporary engineering and societal challenges.

Across 14 chapters, the book covers a broad range of applied research. Topics include Bluetooth-based automated fertilizer systems for sustainable agriculture, autonomous vehicles with real-time obstacle avoidance, automatic rain detection, cross-spectral image matching, hand-gesture recognition, sign-language recognition using convolutional neural networks, and computer-aided diabetic retinopathy detection. Additional chapters examine fake-review detection, OpenCV and machine-learning-based assistive communication, IoT-enabled environmental noise monitoring, disease prediction, digital preservation of literary heritage, and COVID-19 detection from chest X-rays.

A distinctive feature of the collection is its emphasis on connecting theory with implementation. Individual contributions discuss objectives, methodologies, system architectures, experiments, observations, limitations, and opportunities for further research.

The book is intended for undergraduate and postgraduate students, educators, researchers, engineers, developers, and practitioners interested in computational intelligence and emerging smart technologies. Its interdisciplinary coverage makes it particularly useful for readers seeking examples of how intelligent computing techniques can be adapted to agriculture, healthcare, communication, automation, accessibility, environmental monitoring, and digital services.