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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    Beyond the Wrist: Holographic Pathway for Universal Depression Management
    (SLIIT City UNI, 2025-07-08) Weerasuriya, B.M.; Egodage, M.D; Ranasinghe, R.K.N.N; Vithurshika, J.; Vihansa, N.K.V.; Niranga, G.D.H
    This concept paper introduces a novel smartwatchbased system that leverages artificial holographic technology to address the growing need for accessible mental health support, particularly for individuals experiencing depression. Recognizing the communication barriers and lack of resources for the deaf community, the proposed system is designed to be inclusive for both deaf and non-deaf users. This system blends artificial intelligence, holographic technology, mood tracking, and an inventive smartwatch that can detect individual emotions. A smartphone application will be used to oversee and control each of these components. By integrating wearable technology with emotional wellbeing support, the proposed model will provide continuous, accessible, and user-friendly assistance. If implemented, this tool could enhance user engagement and emotional awareness in therapeutic contexts. To validate feasibility and effectiveness, further research and development are needed.