1. Human Age and Gender Estimation using Convolutional Neural Network and Image Processing
Intermediate
Toolboxes: Deep Learning, Image Processing
Deliverables: Code .m, .mlapp GUI, Report
π― Problem & Objective: Develop an automated deep learning pipeline for simultaneous human age estimation (regression/multi-class) and gender classification (binary) from unconstrained facial images. The system extracts deep spatial features using convolutional neural networks (CNNs), handling variations in lighting, expression, and pose across heterogeneous face datasets.
βοΈ Key MATLAB Functions:
imageDatastoreconvolution2dLayerbatchNormalizationLayertrainNetworkclassifyaugmentedImageDatastore
π Expected Output & Metrics: Gender classification accuracy (>94.5%), Age Mean Absolute Error (MAE < 4.2 years), confusion matrix, and bounding-box overlay with predicted age/gender tags on live images.
layers = [
imageInputLayer([64 64 3], 'Name', 'input')
convolution2dLayer(3, 16, 'Padding', 'same', 'Name', 'conv_1')
batchNormalizationLayer('Name', 'bn_1')
reluLayer('Name', 'relu_1')
maxPooling2dLayer(2, 'Stride', 2, 'Name', 'pool_1')
convolution2dLayer(3, 32, 'Padding', 'same', 'Name', 'conv_2')
batchNormalizationLayer('Name', 'bn_2')
reluLayer('Name', 'relu_2')
maxPooling2dLayer(2, 'Stride', 2, 'Name', 'pool_2')
fullyConnectedLayer(64, 'Name', 'fc_1')
reluLayer('Name', 'relu_fc')
dropoutLayer(0.4, 'Name', 'drop_1')
fullyConnectedLayer(2, 'Name', 'fc_gender')
softmaxLayer('Name', 'softmax')
classificationLayer('Name', 'output')
];
opts = trainingOptions('adam', ...
'InitialLearnRate', 1e-3, ...
'MaxEpochs', 15, ...
'MiniBatchSize', 64, ...
'Shuffle', 'every-epoch', ...
'Plots', 'training-progress', ...
'Verbose', false);
testFace = imread('sample_face.jpg');
testFaceResized = imresize(testFace, [64 64]);
[predGender, scores] = classify(net, testFaceResized);
fprintf('Predicted Gender: %s (Confidence: %.2f%%)\n', string(predGender), max(scores)*100);
Est. Duration: 6β10 Hours
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2. Applying a Random Projection Algorithm to Optimize Machine Learning Model for Breast Lesion Classification
Advanced
Toolboxes: Statistics & Machine Learning, Image Processing
Deliverables: Code .m, Feature Extraction, Report
π― Problem & Objective: Computer-aided diagnosis (CAD) schemes extract high-dimensional feature pools (180+ morphological and textural descriptors) from mammograms, creating high computational cost and risk of overfitting. This project applies Random Projection Algorithm (RPA) based on the Johnson-Lindenstrauss lemma to project the high-dimensional CAD feature space into a low-dimensional subspace, training Support Vector Machine (SVM) models with multi-fold cross-validation (10, 5, and 3 folds) for dual-view mammogram lesion fusion.
βοΈ Key MATLAB Functions:
fitcsvmcrossvalkfoldLossperfcurverandnpredict
π Expected Output & Metrics: Area Under ROC Curve (AUC > 0.94), classification sensitivity (95.8%), specificity (92.3%), and 85% feature dimension reduction without loss of diagnostic fidelity.
N = 250; D = 181; k = 20;
X_high = zscore(randn(N, D));
labels = [ones(125, 1); -ones(125, 1)];
W = (1/sqrt(k)) * randn(D, k);
X_projected = X_high * W;
svmModel = fitcsvm(X_projected, labels, 'KernelFunction', 'rbf', 'Standardize', true);
cvSVM = crossval(svmModel, 'KFold', 10);
cvLoss = kfoldLoss(cvSVM);
[~, score] = kfoldPredict(cvSVM);
[X_roc, Y_roc, ~, AUC] = perfcurve(labels, score(:,2), 1);
fprintf('10-Fold Cross-Validation Accuracy: %.2f%%\n', (1 - cvLoss)*100);
fprintf('Optimized RPA-SVM Area Under Curve (AUC): %.4f\n', AUC);
Est. Duration: 8β12 Hours
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3. Optical Character Recognition (OCR) System in MATLAB
Beginner
Toolboxes: Computer Vision, Image Processing
Deliverables: Code .m, Sample Test Images, Report
π― Problem & Objective: Implement a robust Optical Character Recognition (OCR) workflow consisting of image binarization, morphological filtering, bounding-box character segmentation, and automated text decoding. Target applications include converting scanned paperwork into editable text, license plate identification, and postal zip-code sorting.
βοΈ Key MATLAB Functions:
ocrimbinarizebwareaopenregionpropsinsertObjectAnnotationrgb2gray
π Expected Output & Metrics: Character recognition accuracy (>98.2%), bounding-box visualization overlays, extracted alphanumeric text array, and per-word confidence scores.
img = imread('scanned_receipt.png');
if size(img, 3) == 3, gray = rgb2gray(img); else, gray = img; end
bw = imbinarize(gray, 'adaptive', 'Sensitivity', 0.55);
bwClean = bwareaopen(~bw, 15);
ocrResults = ocr(gray, 'TextLayout', 'Block');
annotatedImg = insertObjectAnnotation(img, 'rectangle', ...
ocrResults.WordBoundingBoxes, ocrResults.Words, 'FontSize', 14);
figure; imshow(annotatedImg);
title('OCR Detected Text & Bounding Regions');
fprintf('Extracted Text Content:\n%s\n', ocrResults.Text);
Est. Duration: 4β6 Hours
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4. Zigbee-Based Wireless Sensor Network for Sewerage Monitoring in MATLAB
Intermediate
Toolboxes: Communications, Wireless Sensor Networks
Deliverables: Code .m, WSN Map, Report
π― Problem & Objective: Proactively monitor underground sewer pipes to detect sediment accumulation, wastewater overflow, and toxic gas buildup before surface flooding occurs. This project simulates an urban Zigbee (IEEE 802.15.4) wireless mesh network, aggregating telemetry data from distributed sensor nodes to a central supervisory station.
βοΈ Key MATLAB Functions:
pdist2scattercomm.RayleighChannelcomm.AWGNChannelplotgraph
π Expected Output & Metrics: Network topology map, packet delivery ratio (PDR > 99.1%), blockage alert latency (< 250 ms), energy dissipation curve, and proactive flood risk index.
numNodes = 20;
nodeX = rand(1, numNodes) * 500;
nodeY = rand(1, numNodes) * 500;
sinkPos = [250, 250];
waterLevels = 20 + 75*rand(1, numNodes);
threshold = 70;
alertNodes = find(waterLevels > threshold);
dists = pdist2([nodeX', nodeY'], sinkPos);
packetSuccess = exp(-dists / 300);
figure; scatter(nodeX, nodeY, 80, waterLevels, 'filled'); hold on;
plot(sinkPos(1), sinkPos(2), 'kp', 'MarkerSize', 15, 'MarkerFaceColor', 'r');
colorbar; title('Zigbee Sewerage Sensor Telemetry & Alerts');
xlabel('X (m)'); ylabel('Y (m)');
Est. Duration: 6β8 Hours
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5. Intelligent Traffic Light Control System using MATLAB & Computer Vision
Beginner
Toolboxes: Image Processing, Computer Vision
Deliverables: Code .m, Traffic Video Demo, Report
π― Problem & Objective: Design a smart traffic management system that replaces rigid timer cycles with dynamic vehicle density detection. The system integrates dual inductive loop detection logic and overhead camera video analysis to distinguish between cars and trucks, compute approach velocities, photograph red-light violations, and dynamically optimize green light timing.
βοΈ Key MATLAB Functions:
vision.ForegroundDetectorregionpropsimcropstepvision.BlobAnalysis
π Expected Output & Metrics: Real-time vehicle count per lane, adaptive green signal duration (15s to 60s), speeding detection timestamp, and red-light offence snapshot logging.
detector = vision.ForegroundDetector('NumGaussians', 3, 'NumTrainingFrames', 40);
blobAnalysis = vision.BlobAnalysis('BoundingBoxOutputPort', true, ...
'AreaOutputPort', true, 'MinimumBlobArea', 250);
frame = imread('traffic_intersection.jpg');
fgMask = detector(frame);
[areas, bboxes] = blobAnalysis(fgMask);
numCars = sum(areas >= 250 & areas < 1200);
numTrucks = sum(areas >= 1200);
trafficDensity = numCars * 1.0 + numTrucks * 2.5;
greenTimeSeconds = min(max(15, round(trafficDensity * 3.5)), 60);
fprintf('Vehicles Detected: %d Cars, %d Trucks | Green Light Time: %d sec\n', ...
numCars, numTrucks, greenTimeSeconds);
Est. Duration: 4β6 Hours
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6. Bi-Directional Visitors Counter with MATLAB App Designer GUI
Beginner
Toolboxes: MATLAB App Designer, Data Acquisition
Deliverables: Code .m, .mlapp GUI, Wiring Diagram
π― Problem & Objective: Implement a cost-effective bi-directional human occupancy counter for auditoriums, retail stores, and smart offices. The algorithm tracks transitions across dual infrared/laser beams (Beam 1 -> Beam 2 = IN; Beam 2 -> Beam 1 = OUT) and renders real-time occupancy counts, peak attendance charts, and maximum room capacity alerts inside an interactive GUI.
βοΈ Key MATLAB Functions:
uifigureuigaugereadDigitalPintimeruialertdrawnow
π Expected Output & Metrics: Real-time occupancy gauge, IN/OUT transition timestamp log, 100% directional transition accuracy, and automated over-capacity audio/visual alarm.
persistent count state;
if isempty(count), count = 0; state = 'IDLE'; end
sensorA = 1; sensorB = 0;
switch state
case 'IDLE'
if sensorA && ~sensorB, state = 'ENTERING';
elseif ~sensorA && sensorB, state = 'EXITING'; end
case 'ENTERING'
if ~sensorA && sensorB
count = count + 1;
state = 'IDLE';
fprintf('Person Entered. Current Occupancy: %d\n', count);
end
case 'EXITING'
if sensorA && ~sensorB
count = max(0, count - 1);
state = 'IDLE';
fprintf('Person Exited. Current Occupancy: %d\n', count);
end
end
Est. Duration: 4β6 Hours
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7. Bomb Detection Robotics Using Embedded Controller & MATLAB RF Control
Intermediate
Toolboxes: Robotics System, Data Acquisition
Deliverables: Code .m, Robot Telemetry GUI, Report
π― Problem & Objective: Construct a hazardous area exploration robot operated remotely via PC through wireless RF telemetry. The mobile rover utilizes an inductive coil metal sensor, wireless live video feedback, obstacle sonar, and embedded motor drivers to safely inspect suspicious packages and trigger acoustic alarm alerts upon detecting concealed explosive circuitry.
βοΈ Key MATLAB Functions:
serialportwritereadlinerobotics.Rateimshowsound
π Expected Output & Metrics: Real-time sensor threshold plot, robot coordinate tracking map, live camera stream with crosshair HUD, and anomaly trigger response latency (< 50 ms).
s = serialport("COM4", 9600, "Timeout", 1);
configureTerminator(s, "CR/LF");
metalThreshold = 750;
disp('Robotic Telemetry Active. Monitoring Proximity...');
for k = 1:50
if s.NumBytesAvailable > 0
dataStr = readline(s);
telemetry = str2double(strsplit(dataStr, ','));
metalVal = telemetry(1); distVal = telemetry(2);
if metalVal > metalThreshold
fprintf('[ALERT] Ferromagnetic Metallic Material Detected! Val: %d\n', metalVal);
beep;
write(s, "STOP_MOTORS", "string");
end
end
pause(0.1);
end
Est. Duration: 6β8 Hours
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8. Intelligent Alcohol Detection and Ignition Interlock System for Vehicles
Beginner
Toolboxes: Data Acquisition, Fuzzy Logic / Control
Deliverables: Code .m, Circuit Diagram, Report
π― Problem & Objective: Develop an intelligent anti-drunk driving vehicle safety mechanism. The system samples driver breath gas concentrations using an MQ-3 electrochemical sensor, calculates Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC ppm), displays live readings on an App Designer dashboard, and locks the starter motor ignition relay if alcohol exceeds legal limits.
βοΈ Key MATLAB Functions:
readVoltagewriteDigitalPinanimatedlineevalfisuialert
π Expected Output & Metrics: Real-time BAC ppm curve, relay lockout status (START_ALLOWED / ENGINE_LOCKED), breath analyzer response latency (< 1.2s), and incident warning logs.
rawVoltage = 2.4;
bacLevelPPM = (rawVoltage / 5.0) * 1000;
legalLimitPPM = 350;
if bacLevelPPM >= legalLimitPPM
engineRelayState = 0;
statusMsg = 'Drunk Driving Detected! Engine Ignition LOCKED.';
alarmTone = true;
else
engineRelayState = 1;
statusMsg = 'Driver Sober. Engine Start Permitted.';
alarmTone = false;
end
fprintf('Sensor Voltage: %.2fV | BAC: %.1f PPM | %s\n', ...
rawVoltage, bacLevelPPM, statusMsg);
Est. Duration: 4β6 Hours
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9. Centrally Controlled Multichannel Token Display System with Audio Announcement
Beginner
Toolboxes: Audio Toolbox, MATLAB App Designer
Deliverables: Code .m, .mlapp GUI, Audio Pack
π― Problem & Objective: Eliminate customer queuing bottlenecks in banks, hospital outpatient departments, and passport offices. This project constructs a centralized multichannel token management system in MATLAB that automatically schedules tokens across available service counters, updates a high-visibility digital board, and generates synthesized speech calls.
βοΈ Key MATLAB Functions:
audioplayeraudioreaduifigureuitablettstimer
π Expected Output & Metrics: Real-time multichannel queue status dashboard, average waiting time reduction (35%), synthesized voice dispatch latency (< 300 ms), and historical throughput analytics.
numCounters = 4;
queue = 101:125;
counterStatus = repmat("IDLE", 1, numCounters);
function CallNextCustomer(counterIdx)
global queue counterStatus;
if ~isempty(queue)
currentToken = queue(1);
queue(1) = [];
counterStatus(counterIdx) = sprintf("Serving Token %d", currentToken);
callStr = sprintf('Token Number %d, please proceed to Counter %d', currentToken, counterIdx);
disp(callStr);
if exist('tts', 'file'), tts(callStr); end
end
end
Est. Duration: 4β6 Hours
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10. Microcontroller-Based Cellular Voting Machine with DTMF Decoding
Intermediate
Toolboxes: Signal Processing, Communications
Deliverables: Code .m, Tone Generator, Report
π― Problem & Objective: Implement a tamper-resistant remote voting architecture using dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) cellular audio tones. A decentralized voting booth generates secure DTMF frequency pairs transmitted over an FM/cellular channel to a central MATLAB master receiver that decodes tones via the Goertzel algorithm, verifies voter tokens, and tabulates election ballots.
βοΈ Key MATLAB Functions:
goertzelfftfiltersoundspectrogrambar
π Expected Output & Metrics: 100% DTMF frequency detection accuracy under SNR > 12 dB, dual-frequency spectral peak visualization (697β1477 Hz), and instant ballot distribution bar charts.
fs = 8000; t = 0:1/fs:0.25;
dtmfSignal = sin(2*pi*697*t) + sin(2*pi*1477*t) + 0.15*randn(size(t));
lowFreqs = [697 770 852 941];
highFreqs = [1209 1336 1477 1633];
lowIdx = round(lowFreqs/fs * length(dtmfSignal)) + 1;
highIdx = round(highFreqs/fs * length(dtmfSignal)) + 1;
magLow = abs(goertzel(dtmfSignal, lowIdx));
[~, detLow] = max(magLow);
magHigh = abs(goertzel(dtmfSignal, highIdx));
[~, detHigh] = max(magHigh);
keypad = ['1' '2' '3' 'A'; '4' '5' '6' 'B'; '7' '8' '9' 'C'; '*' '0' '#' 'D'];
votedCandidate = keypad(detLow, detHigh);
fprintf('Decoded Candidate Vote: %s (Tone Freqs: %d Hz, %d Hz)\n', ...
votedCandidate, lowFreqs(detLow), highFreqs(detHigh));
Est. Duration: 6β8 Hours
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11. Smart Card-Based Security & Access Control System using MATLAB
Beginner
Toolboxes: MATLAB App Designer, Cryptography & Security
Deliverables: Code .m, .mlapp GUI, Report
π― Problem & Objective: Design a multi-factor smart card authentication gatekeeper for restricted security zones. The system validates unique cardholder serial IDs against an encrypted database, enforces individual cryptographic PIN authentication, logs all access timestamps, and triggers an audio alarm with lockout protection upon 3 successive failed attempts.
βοΈ Key MATLAB Functions:
hashdec2hexuipassworduialerttimerfopen
π Expected Output & Metrics: Cryptographic authentication verification (< 15 ms), interactive App Designer PIN entry keypad, audit security access log with timestamps, and door relay pulse activation.
userDB = containers.Map();
userDB('CARD_84920') = '8c6976e5b5410415bde908bd4dee15dfb167a9c873fc4bb8a81f6f2ab448a918';
cardUID = 'CARD_84920';
inputPIN = 'admin';
if isKey(userDB, cardUID)
md = java.security.MessageDigest.getInstance('SHA-256');
hashBytes = md.digest(double(inputPIN));
hashedPIN = sprintf('%02x', typecast(int8(hashBytes), 'uint8'));
if strcmp(hashedPIN, userDB(cardUID))
disp('[SUCCESS] Access Granted! Door Solenoid Unlocked for 5s.');
accessGranted = true;
else
disp('[DENIED] Invalid PIN. Security Warning Logged.');
accessGranted = false;
end
else
disp('[DENIED] Unregistered Smart Card UID.');
end
Est. Duration: 4β6 Hours
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