• Enhancement of engine performance by studying the effect of cam profiles design on Modenas motorcycle using 1-D simulation analysis 

  Mohamad Syafiq, Abdul Kadir

  In the automotive industry, enhancing and improving the engine performance is one of the major work for improving the overall performance of the engine and vehicle. Every iteration of the engine, will overcome the issues ...

• Optimal control of the attitude maneuvering for Razaksat class satellite based on rigid and flexible model 

  Teoh, Vil Cherd

  The increase in demand for performance for satellite capabilities has pushed the design of the system to be more and more power consuming. This is the case for RazakSAT-2, which is a new satellite program that will be ...

• pH estimation of fetal scalp blood using magnetic induction spectroscopy technique 

  Shazwani, Sarkawi

  This thesis describes the development of fetal scalp pH estimation utilizing magnetic induction spectroscopy technique. Magnetic induction spectroscopy is a non-invasive approach that applies a magnetic field to determine ...

• Non-invasive jaundice measurement using magnetic induction spectroscopy technique 

  Jurimah, Abd Jalil

  Neonatal jaundice is a yellowing of the skin and other tissues of newborn infants. The vast majority of newborn infants suffers from jaundice during their first week of life. Therefore, the heel puncture technique is used ...

• Performance evaluation of shell-and-double concentric tube heat exchanger 

  Mohd Shahril, Shariff

  Shell-and-tube heat exchangers (STHEX) have been used for several decades. Conventionally to increase the thermo-hydraulic performance of classical heat exchangers, overall length of tubes has to be increased. This contributes ...

• Analysis of muscle activity during contractions in the three heads of the triceps branchii using surface electromyography 

  Md. Asraf, Ali

  Among all the upper extremity skeletal muscles, the three headed (lateral, long and medial) triceps brachii (TB) is considered as the muscle most responsible for normal and sports activities. In this research, we recorded ...

• Classification of respiratory pathology from pulmonary acoustic signals based on respiratory cycle segmentation and two-stage classification 

  Rajkumar, Palaniappan

  Auscultation is the process of listening to the internal sounds of the body using a stethoscope. This process provides vital information on the present state of the internal organs, such as the heart, lungs and the ...

• Experimental and numerical investigation of hydrothermal effect on mechanical properties of adhesively bonded T-joint 

  Siti Nurhashima, Mohd Isa

  The moisture environment is a significant problem in designing the adhesive joint in any application. Urea fluidisation bed was washed with hot condense water thus created moisture environmental factor. This situation was ...

• Investigation of Touch based perception for manipulating object by using glovemap 

  Siti Nabilah, Eleyas

  The development in use of technology is increased due to the need of public demand in their daily life. User friendly technology tools can help people more in handling and preparing for assignment in their lives. This ...

• Crushing behaviour of glass fibre/epoxy composite pipes: the effects of winding angles, ageing, and temperatures 

  Nurul Fitriah, Suhaimi

  The effects of hydrothermal ageing on the crushing behaviour of glass fibre-reinforced epoxy (GRE) pipes are discussed. Pipes with three different winding angles (±45°, ±55°, ±63°) were manufactured using the filament ...

• Development of gesture database for an adaptive gesture recognition system 

  Mohd Azri, Abd Aziz

  Human gestural motion is one of the areas in studying human behaviour regardless the physical capability and intellectuality of each individual. In this research, the focus is to investigate human physical characteristics ...

• Feature extraction and classification algorithms for assessing muscle condition using multi sensors 

  Mohamed Sarillee, Mohamed @ Mohd Kassin

  Hamstring muscle strain injury is the most common injuries in sport environment especially in football. Beside sport, dancing is another physical activity that has high risk for hamstring muscle strain injuries. Muscle ...

• Fabrication and characterization of tissue engineering scaffold based of nanohydroxyapatite - local rice starches 

  Mohd Riza, Mohd Roslan

  Bone tissue scaffold had been ventured for over the decades as a solution for bone failure and trauma. Starch is the most common natural polymer that has been used as a biomaterials and a good candidate for scaffold ...

• Characterization of quartz crystal microbalance sensor for detection of bacteria inactivation after plasma treatment 

  Nor Aimi, Saad

  This thesis presents a study of frequency response for detection of inactive bacteria using Quartz Crystal Microbalance sensor. The characteristics of frequency response towards detection of bacteria were discussed. The ...

• Simulation of breast cancer imaging using magnetic induction tomography 

  Balasena, Gowry

  In order to reduce the physical trauma caused by breast compressions, exposure to radiations and the high price of diagnostic tests, a new cost effective magnetic induction tomography (MIT) system is proposed to identify ...

• Multi sensor system for classifying Harumanis mango based on external and internal quality 

  Mohd Firdaus, Ibrahim

  This thesis presents a multi sensor system for classifying Harumanis mango based on its external and internal quality. Both external and internal quality of Harumanis mango affects the consumer buying preferences. Current ...

• Design of arm movement for upper limb after stroke rehabilitation using enhanced VR-based 

  Nor Rashidah, Suhaimi

  Every year, 15 million people worldwide suffer from stroke attack. Nearly six million dead and another five million are left permanently disabled. According to National Stroke Association of Malaysia (NASAM), stroke is the ...

• Design and development of a motor imagery based interfaces of wheelchair in a simulated virtual environment 

  Jackie, Teh

  Patients suffering from diseases like motor neuron diseases (MND), or trauma such as spinal cord injury (SCI), and amputation are not able to move. Presented is a work on combining the power wheelchair designed to aid the ...

• Improving image luminosity and contrast variation using hybrid statistical strategy 

  Wan Azani, Wan Mustafa

  Luminosity and contrast variation problems are among the most challenging tasks in the image processing field especially to improve the image quality. Enhancement is implemented by performing an adjustment of the dark or ...

• An investigation of fatigue crack growth behavior of UIC 54 profile in high speed railway applications 

  Gurubaran, Panerselvan

  The safety of wheels and rails is a greater concern for the Malaysian railways Keretapi Tanah Melayu and manufacturers of the railway network. The rolling contact fatigue (RCF) is a growing problem due to increase of the ...

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