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  Wireless EV Charging in Automobile . Wireless charging technology, also known as inductive charging, is a convenient and efficient way to charge electric vehicles (EVs). Instead of plugging in a cord to charge the battery, a wireless charging system uses an electromagnetic field to transfer energy between a charging pad and the vehicle's battery. One of the main benefits of wireless charging for EVs is the convenience factor. Drivers simply need to park their vehicle over the charging pad, and the battery will begin charging automatically. This eliminates the need for cords, plugs, and charging ports, making the charging process more seamless. Additionally, wireless charging systems can be installed in a variety of locations, such as public parking garages and private driveways, making it easier for EV owners to find charging stations. Another advantage of wireless charging is that it can be more efficient than traditional corded charging. With corded charging, energy can be lost...

 Automated alerting system in medical emergencies . INTRODUCTION  Traditional medical emergency systems rely on triggering phone calls  manually by the patients, which have activation delays and in some adverse cases due instant  emergency the patient is unable to trigger the call which leads to extreme medical conditions.  In order to counter the above stated problem Automated Alert and Activation of Medical  Emergency systems are introduced. Timely recognition of warning signs from deteriorating  patients and proper treatment are important in improving patient safety.  In comparison to the traditional medical emergency team (MET) activation triggered by phone calls, automated activation of MET may minimize activation delays and lead to better clinical outcomes. PROCESS OVERVIEW All of these sensors are connected to miTag which is a low power chipset.  miTag transmits all the data to to miTag Server-based Software. A central server...