Telecommunications - Based Research Innovation from Academics in Nigeria Tertiary Institutions

• Country: Nigeria
• Summary: Telecommunications - Based Research Innovation from Academics in Nigeria Tertiary Institutions
• NGT Ref No: 77699448
• Deadline: 12 Mar 2023
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
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• Description:
• Request for proposals are invited for Telecommunications - Based Research Innovation from Academics in Nigeria Tertiary Institutions Areas of Research/Research Topics To improve the quality of the submissions, the Commission has included the specific topics in each of the Focus Areas of Research that should addressed in the responses to this Request for Proposal as shown below: Development of sensors for smart city applications such as traffic management systems, smart parking, smart grid, smart homes, smart institutions and smart network management. Innovative Smart city applications for broadband penetration. Areas including but not limited to smart parking, smart grid, smart home, smart institutions, smart network management etc. Use Case Smart network management: This could include applications such as network optimization tools for improving efficiency and capacity, as well as cybersecurity solutions for protection against threats. Smart parking: This could include applications such as real-time parking availability information, dynamic pricing for parking spots, and smart parking garages with automated vehicle guidance. Smart grid: This could include applications such as real-time monitoring and control of electricity distribution, integration of renewable energy sources, and demand response systems for managing energy usage. Smart public services: This could include applications such as online portals for accessing government services, as well as connected systems for managing public utilities and infrastructure. Public safety and emergency response: This could include applications such as connected cameras for public surveillance, emergency notification systems, and real-time crime mapping tools. 2. Use of Telecommunication networks in Identity Management and Location Tracking via National Identity Numbering (NIN) and Artificial Intelligence. Design and development of a system to track, locate, and monitor operations using the National Identity Number. Use Case Identity verification and authentication: This could include research on how to use National Identity Numbering (NIN) and other identity information in combination with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning algorithms to accurately verify the identity of users. Location tracking and privacy: This could include research on how to use telecommunication networks and AI to track the location of users in a way that respects their privacy and complies with relevant regulations. Integration with other systems: This could include research on how to integrate NIN and location tracking capabilities with other systems, such as financial transactions, transportation networks, and emergency services, in order to provide a seamless and secure user experience. 3. Design and implementation of efficient solar mobile phone/battery charger. Design and development of an effective solar charger to provide a clean alternative to the regular high carbon emitting sources of energy. Use case Solar charger for electric vehicles: This project could focus on developing a solar charger that is capable of charging electric vehicles, such as electric cars and e-bikes. The charger could be designed with a high-capacity battery and a fast charging capability, as well as a durable and weather-resistant enclosure. Solar-powered home energy system: This project could focus on developing a comprehensive solar-powered energy system for homes. The system could include a large solar panel array, a battery storage system, and an inverter for converting the direct current (DC) electricity generated by the panels into alternating current (AC) electricity that can be used by household appliances. The system could also include a smart energy management system for optimizing energy usage and minimizing waste. Solar-powered drone charging station: This project could focus on developing a solar-powered charging station for drones that is able to recharge the batteries of multiple drones simultaneously. The station could be designed with a solar panel array, a battery storage system, and multiple charging ports. It could be used in a variety of applications, such as agricultural surveying, search and rescue, and environmental monitoring. 4. Research leading to commercial production of high capacity battery for telecommunications equipment. Development of an effective high capacity battery to provide to be an alternative source of power for telecommunications equipment.\ Interested researchers are invited to submit ELECTRONIC and HARD copies of their research proposals on or before 12th March 2023 to the address below. Please note that any proposal submitted after the deadline will be rejected automatically.
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