1. Individual category with a National theme, with only one, printed part: the student can come up with any idea related to UAE traditions.

1. Individual categories with the Innovative / problem-solving theme, with only one, printed part, the student can come up with any idea so his printed part can be used in real-life application to solve a problem or to support in doing the work better.

1. Team project category with Innovative / problem-solving themes; more than three parts. Students' teams can come up with any idea so their printed project can be used in real-life applications to solve a problem or support better work.

1. Individual categories with a National theme- one printed part
2. Individual categories with the Innovative / problem-solving theme, one printed part
3. Team project category with Innovative / problem-solving themes- more than three printed parts.

2.Hamad obaid

3.Hamdan adnan 

4.Khalifa Al Shehhi

5.mansoor talal

• Build a working prototype/ perform an experiment/ create a software. 

• Test the functionality of the (prototype/program) based on the pre-identified specification/ in case of a scientific experiment, identify sources of error and adjust the procedure accordingly. 

• Create a visual diary/presentation/video documenting the development of a project. 

• Modify the project report according to the developed prototype/experiment/program.

• Prepare a power point presentation that shows the steps of implementing and testing the project. 

• Demonstrate the working prototype and the obtained and analyzed results.  

• Present their project in front of the evaluation committee 

• Build a working prototype/ perform an experiment/ create a software. 

• Test the functionality of the (prototype/program) based on the pre-identified specification/ in case of a scientific experiment, identify sources of error and adjust the procedure accordingly. 

• Create a visual diary/presentation/video documenting the development of a project. 

• Modify the project report according to the developed prototype/experiment/program.

• Prepare a power point presentation that shows the steps of implementing and testing the project. 

• Demonstrate the working prototype and the obtained and analyzed results.  

• Present their project in front of the evaluation committee 

Mohamed Bakheet    Alrashdi

Traif Rashed Almansoori

Musallam Mohamed Altamimi

Omar Ali Almarzooqi

Hareb Fahad Alghafri

Yaaqoub Ali Alzaabi

Abdulla Eisa Aldhamash

Khalid Mohamed Aljneibi

Suhail Ismail S Almaskari

Ali Emad Alhashmi

Omer Abdulla Al Ali

Omar Saeed Alshahoomi

Manea Ibrahim Alblooshi

Ali Ibrahim Al Ali

Ahmed Abdulla Alzeyoudi

Mansoor Saif Binsumaida

Nawaf Nasser Awad

Nayef Mohamed Alhammadi

Saeed Salem Saeed Salem Almazrouei

Saud Saleh Mohamed Ali Salem

Hamdan Fahad Alhemeiri

Mohamed Mansoor Alzaabi

Saeed Saleh Saif Almansouri

Saif Ali Nasser Alalawi

Faisal Mohamed Almarzooqi

Jabar Marwan Almarzooqi

Mohamed Ahmed Alhammadi

Sultan Belal Almarzooqi

Zayed Ali Al Marzooqi

Ali Husain Bufateem

Falah Mohamed Alhosani

Hamdan Khaled Alhammadi

Saeed Mohammed Almansoori

Suliman Abdulla Alsaeedi

Thani Ali Alyammahi

Zayeed Naji Almessabi

2. Mohamed Ibrahim Almarzooqi

3. Mohameed Ahmed Alhammadi

4. Nehayan Yousef Alhammadi

5. Omar Mohamed Alhammadi

6. Sultan Rashed Alzaabi

Ali Hasan Ali Almarzooqi

Mohamed Abdulla Almarzooqi

Mubarak Waleed Almansoori

Muhamed Ali Binamro

Salem Abdulla Alkarbi

Ali Mosa Bushra Alalawi

Hamad Hamdan Aljneibe

Mohammed Ali Almansouri

Raseed Sulaiman Albreiki

Yousef Mohamed Alhammadi

Falah Abdulrahman Al Menhali

Ghanem Saeed Almansoori

Salah Mohamed Alhasani

Naser Kalifikh Alhajeri

Rakan Mohamed Alkatheeri

Rashed Mohamed Almenhali

Salem Mohamed Alhosani

2.Mansoor Hamad Alshkeili

3.Khalefa Abdulhameed Alwahedi

4.Sanad Adel Alnakhlani

2.Musaed Alawi Ahmed

3.Mohamed Ibrahim Aljaberi

MOHAMMED BAKHEET ALKETBI

SAOUD ALI ALHOSANI

Abdulla Rashed Alzaabi

Ahmed Khaled Alarafati

Ahmed Ali Alhammadi

Omar Adel Almaqtri

Theyab Saeed Alameri

Hamdan Fahad Alobthani

Ibrahim Sultan Alhammadi

Abdullah Ahmed Alteneiji

Saleh Yaser Alkatheeri

Saeed Khalaf Almehrzi

2. Ali Obaid Al Mesmari (568222)

3. Falah Saleh Al Messabi (605618)

4.Hamed Ahmed Alobeidli (2013072575)

2.Hamed Naser Alblooshi (585393)

3.Mohammad Ali Alhammadi (566483)

4.Harth Omar Alwahedi (604922)

2.Sultan Ibrahim Al-Ali (566493)

3. Mubarak Abdulla Alzaabi (579567)

4. Mayed Hamad Al-Ali (607229)

1.Mansoor Hamad Alshkeili (569525)

2.Khaleefa Abdulhameed Alwahedi (604066)

3.Sanad Adel Alnakhlani (576928)

4.Mansoor Zayed Bin Heweel (579554)

2.Salem Abdulla Alameri

3.Mohamed Saleh Alhammadi

4.Rashed Khalfan Alhammadi

2.Rashed  Marwan Alblooshi

3.Saeed Jasem Alzaabi

4.Ahmed Omar Alkatheeri

5.Hamdan Salah Alhadhrami

1.Nahyan Mubarak Alnofeli

2.Ebrahem Arif Aljneibi.

3.Salem Mohammed Alsaedi.

4.Rakaan Ibraheem Alblooshi.

5.Ali Helal Ali Helal Alzaabi.

• Surround the base with:

  • Small plants

  • Drip irrigation system

• Uses extra water to grow greenery in desert areas.

7. Multi-Function Smart Hub

Add:

• USB charging ports

• Wi-Fi hotspot

• Air quality monitor

• Public information screen

-Aerodynamics

-Weight Reduction

-Thermal Management

-Regenerative Braking

-Smart Infrastructure

The goal of this project is to make a small smart robot that can carry things like food, medicine, or small packages. The robot will move by itself and avoid hitting objects using sensors.

2. Project Scope:

In this project, we will build a small robot car that can move on its own and deliver items to a place. It can be used in schools, hospitals, offices, or at home for short distances.

3. Methodology:

First, we will learn how delivery robots work. Then, we will build a small robot car and add a box to carry items. After that, we will add sensors so the robot can detect obstacles. We will program the robot to move, follow a path, and avoid objects. We will test it in different situations and improve it if needed.

4. Required Materials / Equipment:

We will need an Arduino or Raspberry Pi, sensors to detect objects, motors and wheels, a robot body, a battery, and a Bluetooth or Wi-Fi module. We will also use wires, a breadboard, and a small box to carry items.

5. How It Helps Humans:

This robot can carry items instead of people, which saves time and effort. It is helpful in hospitals for delivering medicine. It also reduces human contact and can make work easier.

6. Expected Outcome:

At the end, we will have a small robot that can move by itself, avoid obstacles, and deliver small items successfully.

2.Khalifa Mohammed Alsaadi (566709)

3.Abdulla Salem Alhosani (565919)

4.Khleefa Ali Albreiki (570515)

2.To develop a mechanical drivetrain that effectively links the primary drive motor and the secondary generator motor using a system of gears, belts, or pulleys.

To integrate a secondary DC motor (acting as a generator) that converts the kinetic energy of the rotating axles back into electrical energy.

6. Smart Door Lock with Password

Idea: A keypad-based door lock that opens only with a correct code.

• Components:
  

  • Arduino

  • Keypad

  • Servo motor

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This is one of the most common and successful graduation projects.

🧠 Project Idea

This project is about creating a system that can detect human emotions using artificial intelligence. The system will analyze facial expressions and voice tone to identify emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, and neutral.

🎯 Objective

The objective of this project is to design and develop a system that can understand human emotions and improve interaction between humans and computers.

❗ Problem

Computers and digital systems cannot naturally understand human emotions. This makes communication less effective in areas like education, mental health, and customer service.

💡 Solution

The solution is to build an AI-powered system that can detect emotions from:

• Face (using a camera)

• Voice (using a microphone)

The system will analyze the data and display the detected emotion in real time.

🛠️ Tools and Technologies

• Python programming language

• OpenCV for image processing

• DeepFace for emotion detection

• Basic speech recognition libraries for voice input

⚙️ Methodology

1. Capture facial image using a camera

2. Record voice input using a microphone

3. Process the data using AI models

4. Analyze and detect the emotion

5. Display the result on the screen

🧪 Results (Testing)

The system will be tested on different people to check accuracy.

The detected emotions will be compared with actual emotions to evaluate performance.

📊 Expected Outcome

A working system that can:

• Detect emotions in real time

• Show results clearly

• Demonstrate how AI can understand human feelings

🏁 Conclusion

This project shows how artificial intelligence can be used to improve human-computer interaction by making systems more aware of human emotions.

This project aims to develop a smart attendance system that uses face recognition technology to automatically record student attendance.

Objective:

To replace manual attendance with an automated and accurate system.

Problem:

Traditional attendance methods take time and can be inaccurate or easily manipulated.

Solution:

The system will use a camera to detect and recognize students’ faces, then automatically mark attendance and store the data.

Tools and Technologies:

• Python programming language

• OpenCV

• Face recognition libraries

Methodology:

1. Capture images using a camera

2. Detect and recognize faces

3. Match faces with stored data

4. Record attendance automatically

Expected Outcome:

A system that can quickly and accurately record attendance without manual input.

This project aims to detect when a driver is feeling sleepy and provide an alert.

Objective:

To improve road safety and reduce accidents.

Problem:

Driver fatigue is a major cause of road accidents.

Solution:

The system will monitor eye movement using a camera and alert the driver if signs of drowsiness are detected.

Tools and Technologies:

• Python programming language

• OpenCV

Methodology:

1. Capture video of driver

2. Track eye movement

3. Detect eye closure duration

4. Trigger alarm if necessary

Expected Outcome:

A system that can detect drowsiness and warn drivers in real time.

How it works:

1. Pressure: When a car drives over the bump, it presses the water inside.

2. Movement: The water is pushed to the sides at high speed.

3. Power: This moving water spins a dynamo (generator) to create electricity.

Main Benefit (The Goal):

• Street Lighting: The generated energy is used to power street lamps and pathway lights, making the roads self-sufficient and eco-friendly.

The idea of this project is to create a smart system that helps organize and control tools inside a workshop cupboard. Each tool will have a QR code or RFID tag so it can be tracked when it is taken or returned. The system records all activity in a digital database to know which tools are available or missing. An AI-based feature analyzes how tools are used and gives suggestions such as which tools need restocking or better placement. It can also send alerts if a tool is not returned on time. This system makes tool management easier, more organized, and more efficient.

Concept:

A device that monitors noise level and gives live visual feedback to control classroom noise.

Unique twist:

• Instead of just measuring sound → it changes behavior

How it works:

• Microphone sensor detects noise level

• LED strip or screen shows:

• Green = quiet

• Yellow = warning

• Red = too loud

Next level idea:

• Automatically lowers lights or plays alert sound

1. 

“Don’t Forget Stove” Safety System

Problem:

People forget to turn off the stove/gas after cooking.

Solution:

A small device that detects if the stove is left on too long and alerts you.

How it works:

• Heat sensor detects stove temperature

• If it stays ON too long → buzzer alarm

• Optional: auto shut-off (advanced)

4. 

“Smart Water Bottle Reminder”

Problem:

People forget to drink water.

Solution:

A bottle that reminds you to stay hydrated.

Features:

• Timer-based reminder

• LED blinking or vibration

• Tracks how much water you drink

5. 

“Key Finder + Tracker (Home Version)”

Problem:

People waste time looking for keys or small items.

Solution:

Press a button → keychain beeps.

How it works:

• Remote button triggers buzzer in keychain

Why it stands out:

• Super practical

• Easy to build but very useful

Project Idea:
This project aims to develop a smart system to manage and track tools inside a workshop cupboard using AI.

Objective:
To improve organization, reduce tool loss, and increase efficiency in tool management.

Problem:
Tools in workshops are often misplaced, lost, or not returned on time, causing delays and inefficiency.

Solution:
The system will track tools using QR codes or RFID and use AI to detect missing tools, suggest restocking, and optimize tool arrangement.

Tools and Technologies:
• QR Code or RFID system
• Database (e.g., Firebase)
• Mobile app or scanner
• Python (for AI logic)

Methodology:

1. Label each tool with QR/RFID

2. Scan tools when taken or returned

3. Store data in database

4. Analyze usage with AI

Expected Outcome:
An intelligent system that tracks tools in real time, reduces losses, and provides smart suggestions for better workshop management.

2.Abdulla Ibrahim Alhosani

3.Khalifa Mohammed Alsaadi

4.Sultan Mohamed Alhosani

2.Hamed Ahmed Alobeidli

2.Sultan Khalid Alsuwaidi

4.Khaled Hamed Alhosani

2.Abdulla Jaafar Alblooki

3.Mohameed Hani Alhadhrami

4.Harth Omar Alwahedi

2.Omar Mohamed Almarzooqi

3.Sultan Ibrahim Al-AliMayed

4.Mayed Hamad Ali Sulaiman Al-Ali

2.Falah Saleh Al Messabi

3.Khleefa Ali Mubarak Albreiki

4.Hamed Naser Alblooshi

The main problem with electric cars is that they run out of power and take a long time to charge. Drivers often worry about their battery dying before they find a charging station. Also, most cars have to be plugged into a wall to get power, which isn't always convenient. While driving, a lot of energy is wasted through the spinning wheels and the sun hitting the car. My project aims to solve this by building a car that can charge itself while it moves. By capturing energy from the sun and the wheels, we can make a car that stays powered longer and doesn't have to be plugged in as often.

2. Abstract

This project is about building a simple Self-Charging Electric Vehicle. Most electric cars today only get power from being plugged into an outlet. My goal was to see if a car could collect its own electricity from its surroundings.

To do this, the prototype uses two main parts:

• Solar Panels: These sit on top of the car to turn sunlight into power.

• Wheel Generators: These use the spinning motion of the wheels to create electricity.

I connected these parts to a battery through a special circuit that keeps the power steady. The project shows that the car can use the sun and its own movement to help keep the battery full. Even though it still needs a main charge, these self-charging features help the car drive further and use less energy from the house. This makes the car more "green" and easier to use in places where there are no charging stations.

1. Problem Statement

Street lighting in cities consumes a large amount of electrical energy, while the mechanical energy produced by vehicles moving on roads is usually wasted. This project aims to utilize the pressure generated when vehicles pass over a speed bump. The pressure moves water inside the bump, which drives a dynamo to generate electricity that can help power street lights and reduce energy waste.

2. Abstract

This project proposes a smart speed bump that generates electricity from passing vehicles. The bump contains water covered by a flexible surface instead of solid concrete. When a vehicle passes over it, the pressure pushes the water to the sides, causing a dynamo to rotate and produce electrical energy. The generated energy can be used to operate street lights, providing a simple and sustainable energy solution.

• Lack of a centralized registry for tools and services

• Difficulty in searching, versioning, and maintaining tools

• Inconsistent metadata and documentation standards

• Limited interoperability between tools across environments

PrecisionStore aims to solve these issues by providing a universal, standardized registry where tools can be:

• Easily registered, discovered, and accessed

• Managed with consistent metadata and version control

• Integrated seamlessly across different systems and workflows

The goal is to improve efficiency, reliability, and scalability in tool usage and development.

The main problem with electric cars is that they run out of power and take a long time to charge. Drivers often worry about their battery dying before they find a charging station. Currently, most cars only get power by being plugged into a wall, which isn't always convenient. While driving, a huge amount of energy is wasted through heat, the sun hitting the roof, and the constant bouncing of the car on uneven roads. My project aims to solve this by building a car that can charge itself while it moves. By capturing energy from the sun, the spinning wheels, and even the bumps in the road, we can make a car that stays powered longer and relies less on the traditional power grid.

2. Abstract

This project focuses on building a Self-Charging Electric Vehicle prototype. Most electric cars today are limited because they only get power from an outlet. My goal was to see if a car could stay charged by collecting "wasted" energy from its surroundings.

To do this, the prototype uses three main harvesting systems:

• Solar Panels: These are built into the roof to turn sunlight into electricity.

• Wheel Generators: These capture the spinning motion of the wheels to create power.

• Regenerative Suspension: This system uses electromagnetic induction to turn the up-and-down bouncing of the car on bumpy roads into extra battery power.

I connected these systems to a battery through a control circuit to keep the energy flow steady. The project demonstrates that by recycling motion and light, a vehicle can extend its driving range and reduce its carbon footprint. Even though it still needs a main charge, these self-charging features make the car more independent and better for the environment.

The main problem with electric cars is "range anxiety" and the need for frequent plug-in charging. Furthermore, many people find current solar-integrated cars unattractive because of the bulky, dark panels on the roof. My project solves this by building a car that charges itself using the sun and the road while maintaining a sleek design. By using MorphoColor-inspired camouflage, we can hide the energy-harvesting system within the car’s body, proving that green technology can be both efficient and visually appealing.

2. Abstract

This project presents a Self-Charging EV Prototype that harvests energy from three sources: solar, wheel rotation, and suspension vibration. A unique feature of this prototype is the Aesthetic Solar Integration. To blend the solar panels into the car's roof, the design uses a semi-transparent camouflage layer. This "Solar Skin" allows the vehicle to capture sunlight without the visual clutter of traditional panels. Combined with Regenerative Suspension and Wheel Generators, this prototype demonstrates a future where cars are "hidden" power plants, recycling every bump and ray of light into usable driving range.

Abstract:

This project explores the concept of 3D-printed homes as an innovative solution to modern housing challenges. Traditional construction methods are often time-consuming, costly, and environmentally damaging due to material waste and high energy use. In contrast, 3D printing technology offers a faster, more efficient, and sustainable approach to building homes. This project focuses on designing a model of a 3D-printed house, highlighting its structure, materials, and construction process. It also examines the advantages of this technology, including reduced construction time, lower costs, and minimal waste production. The project aims to demonstrate how 3D-printed homes can contribute to solving housing shortages and promoting eco-friendly construction practices in the future.

Suggested Reply:

Thank you for the question. My project starts with a simple, low-cost approach using a load cell (weight sensor) to track inventory levels in bins or storage areas. When weight drops below a threshold, it triggers a restock alert.

In a more advanced stage, I plan to integrate camera + AI to identify specific items and quantities visually, reducing the need for manual labeling or barcodes.

The key difference from existing systems is:

• Low entry cost (starting with weight sensors only)

• Gradual upgrade path to AI vision without replacing hardware

• Tailored for small project teams that find existing ERPs too complex or expensive

Suggested Reply:

Thank you for the thoughtful questions. My current focus is on a low-cost mechanical mechanism that:

• Reduces waste collection frequency by compacting trash (increasing bin capacity)

• Works with any trash size or shape (bags, bottles, boxes, loose waste)

• Enables fast, clean disposal using a simple lever or pedal-operated press, keeping hands away from waste

Regarding your suggestions:

• Automatic messaging to collectors → This could be a smart upgrade later (e.g., adding a fullness sensor + wireless alert), but my current version is purely mechanical to keep costs very low.

• Data display → Not planned in the basic model, but a simple mechanical fill-level indicator (e.g., colored window) could be added.

The main value I offer is a universal, affordable, clean pressing mechanism for homes and small businesses that cannot afford smart bins.

Suggested Reply:

Thank you for pushing me to clarify. What makes my project new is not just 3D printing, but a modular, customizable system inspired by precast construction.

Here is the innovation:

• Customers choose from a library of 10 modular pieces (walls, corners, roof sections, etc.)

• Each villa is custom — no two houses need to have the same shape or design

• Fast assembly like precast, but with the flexibility of 3D printing to produce non-standard modules on demand

• No waste from custom designs — each piece is printed exactly as ordered

Unlike traditional precast (which requires fixed molds) and typical 3D-printed homes (which print one fixed shape on-site), my system offers:

“Pick 10 pieces → We print them → You assemble a custom villa in days”

I will update my abstract to make this modular + customizable aspect much clearer.

Suggested Reply:

Thank you for the excellent suggestion. Yes, I will add wind power to the energy harvesting system.

Here is the updated plan:

The vehicle will harvest energy from four sources:

1. Solar (via aesthetically camouflaged panels)

2. Wheel rotation (regenerative braking)

3. Suspension vibration (piezoelectric or electromagnetic harvesters)

4. Wind (small, retractable or integrated ducted turbines, placed in low-drag areas such as side vents or wheel wells)

I recognize that wind energy while driving can create drag. Therefore, I plan to:

• Activate wind harvesting only during deceleration or parking

• Or use flush-mounted, low-profile turbines that minimize aerodynamic penalty