2022 – 2023 - Assistant Professor – Siksha 'O' Anusandhan University Bhubaneswar
Research Interest
Coverage and connectivity in Wireless Sensor Networks
Energy harvesting techniques for Wireless Sensor Networks
Network Connectivity for the Internet of Things (IoT)
Awards
2017-2022 – Institute Fellowship – Indian Institute of Technology(ISM), Dhanbad
2009-2011 - MTech Scholarship by MHRD, India
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Publications
UAV Based Fog Computing for IoT Networks
Dr Ramesh Kumar, Jitendra Sai Prasad., Eeshatwayi Annabathuni., Venkata Padma Srivalli., Sujitha Namburu
Source Title: 2024 OITS International Conference on Information Technology (OCIT),
View abstract ⏷
Fog computing using Unmanned Aerial vehicles is one of the most emerging technologies in the modern era. It has various advantages like high mobility, increased scalability, wireless connectivity, minimum man-power requirement, etc. Unmanned Aerial vehicles can act as fog devices between the Cloud and Internet of Things remote applications. It enhances the connectivity for the IoT devices available in remote areas by transferring the data to the cloud server in less time. In this paper, we propose algorithms that could be followed for the proper and optimal data transmission to the cloud from IoT remote applications via fog Nodes.
Patents
A System for Automated Agricultural Spraying and a method Thereof
Patent Application No: 202541018209, Date Filed: 01/03/2025, Date Published: 14/03/2025, Status: Published
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Education
2009
BTech
West Bengal University of Technology Kolkata
India
2011
MTech
National Institute of Technology, Rourkela
India
2022
Indian Institute of Technology(ISM), Dhanbad
India
Experience
2022 – 2023 - Assistant Professor – Siksha 'O' Anusandhan University Bhubaneswar
Research Interests
Coverage and connectivity in Wireless Sensor Networks
Energy harvesting techniques for Wireless Sensor Networks
Network Connectivity for the Internet of Things (IoT)
Awards & Fellowships
2017-2022 – Institute Fellowship – Indian Institute of Technology(ISM), Dhanbad
2009-2011 - MTech Scholarship by MHRD, India
Memberships
No data available
Publications
UAV Based Fog Computing for IoT Networks
Dr Ramesh Kumar, Jitendra Sai Prasad., Eeshatwayi Annabathuni., Venkata Padma Srivalli., Sujitha Namburu
Source Title: 2024 OITS International Conference on Information Technology (OCIT),
View abstract ⏷
Fog computing using Unmanned Aerial vehicles is one of the most emerging technologies in the modern era. It has various advantages like high mobility, increased scalability, wireless connectivity, minimum man-power requirement, etc. Unmanned Aerial vehicles can act as fog devices between the Cloud and Internet of Things remote applications. It enhances the connectivity for the IoT devices available in remote areas by transferring the data to the cloud server in less time. In this paper, we propose algorithms that could be followed for the proper and optimal data transmission to the cloud from IoT remote applications via fog Nodes.
2022 – 2023 - Assistant Professor – Siksha 'O' Anusandhan University Bhubaneswar
Research Interests
Coverage and connectivity in Wireless Sensor Networks
Energy harvesting techniques for Wireless Sensor Networks
Network Connectivity for the Internet of Things (IoT)
Awards & Fellowships
2017-2022 – Institute Fellowship – Indian Institute of Technology(ISM), Dhanbad
2009-2011 - MTech Scholarship by MHRD, India
Memberships
No data available
Publications
UAV Based Fog Computing for IoT Networks
Dr Ramesh Kumar, Jitendra Sai Prasad., Eeshatwayi Annabathuni., Venkata Padma Srivalli., Sujitha Namburu
Source Title: 2024 OITS International Conference on Information Technology (OCIT),
View abstract ⏷
Fog computing using Unmanned Aerial vehicles is one of the most emerging technologies in the modern era. It has various advantages like high mobility, increased scalability, wireless connectivity, minimum man-power requirement, etc. Unmanned Aerial vehicles can act as fog devices between the Cloud and Internet of Things remote applications. It enhances the connectivity for the IoT devices available in remote areas by transferring the data to the cloud server in less time. In this paper, we propose algorithms that could be followed for the proper and optimal data transmission to the cloud from IoT remote applications via fog Nodes.
