Annual Research Conference of SLIIT CITY UNI [ARCSCU]

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The Annual Research Conference of SLIIT City Uni (ARCSCU), organized by the academic departments of SLIIT City Uni, which provides a dynamic platform for undergraduate and postgraduate researchers, scholars, and professionals to share their work, engage in academic discourse, and foster innovation. With a focus on encouraging student participation, the conference features paper presentations, poster sessions, interactive workshops, and publication of selected research in conference proceedings

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    Nutria: An AI-Driven Personalized Meal and Exercise Recommender System for Diabetes Management
    (SLIIT City UNI, 2025-07-08) Kumari, V.W.I.D; Seneviratne, O
    The prevalence of diabetes has led to a growing demand for personalized dietary management tools, leading to the development of Nutria, a web-based food recommendation system tailored for individuals with diabetes. Nutria application is leveraging artificial intelligence, machine learning, and image processing. Nutria analyzes individual health data to provide realtime meal suggestions. The system also features predicting blood glucose level, feature of a chatbot that supports user engagement by offering dietary advice, tracking user progress and exercise recommendation for control their disease condition. The inclusion of a chatbot serves as a vital component of Nutria, facilitating ongoing user engagement and support. Users can interact with the chatbot to receive personalized dietary advice, track their progress over time. This interactive feature not only helps users stay motivated but also fosters a sense of accountability in their dietary choices. Findings from the system evaluation revealed a high level of user satisfaction, with over 85% of participants reporting improved dietary awareness and adherence.