1. AI-Powered Object Detection and Tracking System

  • Objective: Teach students about real-time object detection using AI.
  • Project: Build a system that detects and tracks objects (like a ball or a person) in real-time using AI algorithms and cameras.
  • Tools: Raspberry Pi with a camera module, Python with OpenCV for image processing and object detection, TensorFlow Lite for on-device AI.
  • Outcome: The AI-powered system can detect and track objects in real-time, showing how AI is applied in surveillance and autonomous robots.

2. AI-Driven Autonomous Car

  • Objective: Explore AI’s role in autonomous driving.
  • Project: Create a small autonomous car that uses AI for path planning and obstacle avoidance. The car can navigate through a track using sensors and AI decision-making.
  • Tools: Raspberry Pi, Arduino, sensors (ultrasonic for obstacle detection), motor drivers, and AI algorithms for decision-making.
  • Outcome: The car can navigate around obstacles autonomously, giving students insight into how self-driving vehicles function using AI.

3. AI-Powered Healthcare Assistant

  • Objective: Introduce students to AI applications in healthcare.
  • Project: Build a system that monitors vital signs (heart rate, temperature) and uses AI to analyze the data for early detection of health issues.
  • Tools: Raspberry Pi, health monitoring sensors (heart rate, temperature), Python with AI libraries for data analysis.
  • Outcome: The system collects health data and provides feedback or alerts based on AI analysis, teaching students how AI can assist in personal health monitoring.

4. AI for Predictive Analytics in Sports

  • Objective: Show students how AI can predict outcomes in sports based on data.
  • Project: Collect data on players or teams, such as past performance, and use AI to predict the outcome of upcoming matches.
  • Tools: Laptops/tablets, Python with machine learning libraries (scikit-learn), data sets from past sports events.
  • Outcome: The AI model makes predictions about future matches, showing students how predictive analytics works with AI.

5. AI-Powered Speech Recognition and Voice Assistant

  • Objective: Teach students about AI’s role in speech recognition.
  • Project: Build a voice assistant that can recognize commands and respond accordingly (e.g., controlling devices or answering questions).
  • Tools: Raspberry Pi with a microphone, Python with speech recognition libraries (like Google Speech-to-Text), and an AI-based NLP (Natural Language Processing) framework.
  • Outcome: Students build a system that responds to voice commands, showing how AI-powered voice assistants like Siri or Google Assistant function.

6. AI-Powered Smart Surveillance System

  • Objective: Introduce students to AI in security systems.
  • Project: Build a smart surveillance system that uses facial recognition and motion detection to monitor and report unusual activity.
  • Tools: Raspberry Pi with a camera, OpenCV for facial recognition, and machine learning models for detecting unusual movement.
  • Outcome: The system identifies faces and alerts when unknown faces or unusual movements are detected, helping students understand how AI is applied in security.

7. AI-Powered Chatbot for Customer Support

  • Objective: Teach students about chatbots and their practical applications in customer service.
  • Project: Create a chatbot that can handle customer queries, book appointments, or provide product recommendations based on user input.
  • Tools: Python with chatbot frameworks (ChatterBot, Rasa), or use drag-and-drop platforms like IBM Watson or Dialogflow.
  • Outcome: The chatbot can interact with users, simulating a customer service assistant, demonstrating how businesses use AI to automate customer support.

8. AI for Image Classification in Agriculture

  • Objective: Show how AI can help in agriculture.
  • Project: Train an AI model to classify different types of crops or detect plant diseases based on images captured by a camera.
  • Tools: Raspberry Pi with a camera module, TensorFlow for image classification, and a dataset of plant images.
  • Outcome: The AI system identifies plant species or diseases, providing insights into AI applications in precision agriculture.

9. AI-Driven Stock Market Prediction

  • Objective: Teach students how AI is used in financial markets.
  • Project: Build a predictive model that analyzes past stock market data to forecast future trends.
  • Tools: Laptops/tablets, Python with libraries like Pandas, NumPy, and machine learning algorithms (scikit-learn or TensorFlow).
  • Outcome: The AI model predicts stock price trends, demonstrating how financial institutions use AI to make decisions.

10. AI-Based Energy Monitoring System

  • Objective: Teach students about energy efficiency and AI.
  • Project: Build a system that monitors energy consumption and uses AI to optimize it by suggesting when to turn off devices or appliances.
  • Tools: Raspberry Pi, energy monitoring sensors, Python with machine learning algorithms for trend analysis.
  • Outcome: The system tracks energy usage and offers optimization suggestions, showing how AI can contribute to sustainability and energy conservation.
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