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Item Embargo A BI Approach for Student Engagement and Retention along with Cognitive Load Analysis for Educator(979-833153098-3, 2025) Algewatta, M. N; Manathunga, KThis research presents a systematic approach to monitoring student engagement, retention, and cognitive load within higher education by integrating Business Intelligence (BI) tools with cognitive load analysis. The proposed framework utilizes a diverse range of data sources -including attendance, academic performance, mental health indicators, demographic variables, and student feedback to generate real-time insights into student behavior patterns. The BI system identified critical trends, such as irregular attendance, declining academic performance, and the influence of demographic factors, enabling educators to identify at-risk students and intervene proactively. Additionally, cognitive load analysis was employed to evaluate the mental demands of course content, categorizing learning objectives in alignment with Bloom's Taxonomy. This allowed for the identification of content that could potentially overwhelm students, facilitating adjustments in instructional complexity. The integration of BI insights with cognitive load data provided a holistic approach that not only enhanced the monitoring of student engagement but also supported the tailoring of instructional content to optimize learning without inducing cognitive overload. The findings suggest that combining BI tools with cognitive load metrics offers a robust framework for both improving student retention and assisting educators in creating a balanced, engaging, and supportive learning environment. This study contributes a practical model for institutions seeking to leverage data-driven insights to promote student success and address the dynamic challenges of modern higher education.Item Embargo A Data-Driven Approach to Nutrient Deficiency Detection and Yield Optimization in Hydroponic Farming Using IoT Technology(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025-07-03) Wimansha R.A.I; Senarathne D.M.N.P.S; Rathnaweera W.L.B; Karunarathna H.B.T.N.; Chandrasiri, S; De Silva, AThis study explores the use of IoT sensors, such as the ESP32, for leaf pigmentation analysis to improve the accuracy of identifying nutritional deficiencies and optimizing resource allocation in hydroponic farming. The results demonstrate that a data-driven approach can significantly enhance decision-making for hydroponic farmers, contributing to improved food security and the promotion of sustainable agricultural practices. Cross-validation across multiple crop varieties and growing cycles confirmed model generalizability. Scenario simulation capabilities were implemented to allow growers to evaluate hypothetical environmental and nutritional interventions prior to deployment, with sensitivity analysis revealing key leverage points for yield optimization. Implementation of the system in three commercial hydroponic facilities demonstrated average yield improvements of 17.3 percent while reducing resource inputs by 9.6 percent. These findings suggest that data-driven predictive modeling can significantly enhance precision agriculture practices in controlled environment growing systems, thereby improving agricultural sustainability, enhancing food security, and optimizing economic outcomes for hydroponic operations.Item Embargo A Dual-Branch CNN and Metadata Analysis Approach for Robust Image Tampering Detection(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025) Zakey, A; Bawantha, D; Shehara, D; Hasara, N; Abeywardena, K.Y; Fernando, HImage tampering has become a widespread issue due to the availability of advanced tools such as Photoshop, GIMP, and AI-powered technologies like Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs). These advancements have made it easier to create deceptive images, undermining their reliability and fueling misinformation. To address this growing problem, we propose a hybrid approach for image forgery detection, combining deep learning with traditional forensic techniques. Our study integrates a dual-branch Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) with handcrafted features derived from Error Level Analysis (ELA), noise residuals from the Spatial Rich Model, and metadata analysis to enhance detection capabilities. Metadata analysis plays a crucial role in identifying inconsistencies in image properties such as timestamps, geotags, and camera details, which often accompany tampered images. The CASIA dataset, a publicly available benchmark for tampered images, was used to train and evaluate the proposed model. After 30 epochs of training, the hybrid method achieved an accuracy of 95%, demonstrating its effectiveness in distinguishing between authentic and tampered images. This research highlights the advantages of combining deep learning models with traditional feature extraction methods and metadata analysis, offering a robust solution for detecting manipulated images. Our findings contribute to advancing image forensics by improving detection accuracy, even in cases involving sophisticated tampering methods driven by AI.Item Embargo A Game Centric E-Learning Application For Preschoolers(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025) Kulasekara D.A.M.N.; Nipun P.G.I.; Dombawela H.M.D.L.B.A; Manilka G.S; Manilka G.S; De Silva D.I.This research explores the potential of advanced technologies such as pose detection (PD), augmented reality (AR), object detection (OD), and voice recognition (VR) in creating a game-centric e-learning application for preschoolers. The proposed application, Kidstac, integrates cognitive and physical development through interactive activities with real world interaction, addressing gaps in traditional e-learning methods that often neglect physical engagement. The app features real-time feedback mechanisms and structured modules like virtual zoo explorations, exercise games, treasure hunts, and pronunciation activities. Testing results indicate significant improvements in motor skills, knowledge retention, problem-solving abilities, and language proficiency. These findings demonstrate the effectiveness of blending physical and digital learning experiences to enhance early childhood education. The study establishes a foundation for scalable, activity-based learning tools, emphasizing the holistic development of young learners.Item Embargo A Mobile Application to Enhance Skills in Children with Nonverbal Learning Disability(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025-07-03) Harshana W.C; Hettiarachchi H.K.Y.K; Mendis T.S.P; Madanayake P.C.S.; Weerasinghe, L; Nawarathne, MNonverbal Learning Disability (NVLD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder affecting children, characterized by strong verbal skills but significant challenges in visual-spatial processing, motor skills, and communication. This paper introduces a mobile application designed to address these challenges through interactive and personalized activities. The app leverages machine learning and artificial intelligence to improve visual-spatial abilities, communication skills, and cognitive development. By engaging children in pattern recognition, word recognition, and touch screen integration, the app aims to enhance critical thinking, decision-making, and relationship identification in children aged 10-13. The algorithms used in this research are the Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment Algorithm, Random Forest Classifier, Real-Time Object Detection Algorithm, and Deep Q-Network (DQN). This paper explores the development, features, and impact of the app in supporting children with NVLD.Item Embargo A Non-Intrusive and Cost-Effective IoT-Based System for Smart Monitoring of Power Consumption(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025) Jayasooriya, S; Malasinghe, LElectrical utility companies in developing countries traditionally employ non-smart energy meters to measure their users' electricity consumption, with billing conducted on a monthly or quarterly basis. However, there is an emerging market, especially in developing countries, for customers to measure their day-To-day energy usage, similar to how they track their internet data consumption. This project aims to contribute to addressing this demand by designing and developing a non-intrusive and cost-effective ESP-32-based optical measuring device that can autonomously and accurately take imagery measurements from electrical utility meters, carry out cloud-based extraction of data using optical character recognition and transmission to an interactive web application for users to access their current and historical electricity usage records remotely in a more informative way.Item Embargo A Reinforcement Learning Approach with Human in the Loop to Explainable Insurance Risk Scoring and Intelligent Policy Portfolio Optimization(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 2026-05-29) Gamage, C; Kasthuriarachchi, T; Denuwan, C; Mallawaarachchi, P; Abeywardhana, L; Nawarathne, MAssessing individual risk accurately and optimizing insurance portfolios in real time remain major challenges due to static actuarial tables, opaque models, and fragmented analytical pipelines. This paper proposes a two-part Explainable AI (XAI) framework addressing both issues. The first component, Artificial Intelligence-driven risk scoring with human-in-the-loop (HIL) weight adjustment, uses a Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) agent to suggest feature-based changes to an insurer's risk-equation weights. Shapley Additive Explanations(SHAP) attributions and Generative AI reasoning make these changes interpretable, allowing human reviewers to approve modifications that are immediately applied to future customers, creating a self-improving loop. The second component, AI-driven policy optimization, leverages a PPO supported by an XGBoost expense regressor, SHAP/LIME explainability, PPO agent and a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) layer for rider assignment. Both components share a data backbone of 100,000 anonymized insurance records stored in MongoDB, enabling incremental updates without reprocessing. Experiments show the XGBoost regressor achieves Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) 0.4406 and Mean Absolute Error (MAE) 0.3600, the HIL guided agent increases average episodic reward by 10.3%, and the RAG layer reaches 91.7% rider-assignment accuracy. The framework significantly enhances predictive accuracy, interpretability, regulatory traceability, and portfolio adaptability compared to traditional actuarial and black-box approaches.Item Embargo A Scalable Microkernel Inspired Architecture for Transparent and Adaptive Supply Chain Management(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025-12-09) Vithanage H.D; Dehipola H.M.S.N; Manditha K.D.R.; Weedagamaarachchi K.S.; Jayasinghearachchi, V; Perera, JSupply Chain Management (SCM) in industries such as coconut peat production increasingly demands systems that are not only efficient but also transparent and adaptable to rapid changes. Traditional monolithic architectures often fail to scale effectively and struggle to integrate emerging technologies such as IoT and blockchain, limiting their usefulness in dynamic environments. To address these limitations, this research proposes a microkernel-inspired architecture tailored for SCM. The architecture separates core system functions from domain-specific processes through the use of dynamically loadable plugins, allowing for modularity, fault isolation, and real-time adaptability. The impact of this study lies in its integration of multiple technologies to enhance transparency and operational flexibility. The system incorporates IoT sensors for real-time data acquisition, blockchain for immutable traceability, gRPC for high-performance communication, and K3S for lightweight container orchestration. A workflow customization tool allows non-technical users to define or modify supply chain processes without altering core logic. We employed the Architectural Trade-off Analysis Method (ATAM) and Cost-Benefit Analysis Method (CBAM) to evaluate architectural decisions and conducted runtime performance testing using simulated workloads. Results showed improved scalability, flexibility, and fault tolerance, with moderate latency introduced by inter-process communication and CGo overhead. Despite some limitations in performance variability, the architecture maintained high availability and was able to recover from plugin failures seamlessly. These findings suggest that the proposed model provides a viable foundation for next-generation SCM systems. The contributions include a modular, resilient framework that effectively integrates advanced technologies to support adaptable and transparent supply chain operations across various industries.Item Embargo A Secure Protocol for Computer-Based Assessments in Disrupted Environments(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025) Navin, D; De Zoysa, K; Karunaratna D.D; Harshanath, BExaminations are fundamental to education, yet conducting secure computer-based exams in disrupted environments presents significant challenges. This research introduces a Secure by Design protocol leveraging Delay Tolerant Networks (DTN) to overcome connectivity gaps in remote and resource-constrained areas. The proposed solution integrates physical, administrative, and technical controls to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of examination data. Through an iterative action research approach, the system evolved from a centralized Moodle server to standalone local servers, enabling offline functionality and enhanced resilience. Tested across over 180,000 candidates in Sri Lanka's largest computer-based examination, the framework effectively addressed power outages, internet disruptions, and logistical constraints. The findings demonstrate the protocol's effectiveness in promoting equitable and reliable access to education, ensuring examination continuity despite adverse conditions.Item Embargo A Spatial Study on the Ecological Signatures of Landscapes in Colombo(Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH, 2025) Subasinghe J.C; Madhushani T.M.C.I.; Gomes P.I.AUrbanization is a governing demographic feature and a significant part of global land transformation. According to the United Nations, more than half of the world’s population lives in urban areas. If not studied and managed properly, urbanization can affect negatively its residents, and in Sri Lanka this is about 20%–30% in commercial areas and residential areas. Yet, studies related to exploring functions and status quo of different landuses are rare and rather unfound in Sri Lanka. This study the variations of temperature, humidity, soil moisture, infiltration rate, shrub cover and tree richness with different landuses namely, cemeteries, parks, residential areas and institutes have been investigated to see whether the landuses actually are the landscapes people perceive. It was found that the humidity of land plots with Institutes is significantly higher than all the other landscape types. Interestingly, it was observed that parks and cemeteries possessed high humidity levels while Institutes and Residential areas possessed a comparatively lower humidity level. The soil moisture content and infiltration rates of institutal landscape significantly differed from those of other landscape types. Shrub cover variation between Residential areas and Institutes was insignificant, while shrub cover of all the other landscape types resulted in substantial differences with a significance level of 0.00. The analysis of variation of multiple ecological factors under landscape types depicted that for all the temperatures, the shrubs cover percentage of cemeteries lies higher than the rest of the landscapes. In cemeteries, initially, the shrub cover increased with the humidity and with increments of humidity level, the shrub cover decreased. Overall sense, the Institutional areas depicted relatively adverse liveable conditions, and Cemeteries depicted most favourable conditions, interestingly it was better than Parks. This study gave insights into how these landscapes be best manged and engineering interventions needed in that regard.Item Embargo A Virtual Reality Immersive Experience of Sri Lanka's Sacred Heritage: VR Meditation Experience at the Ruwanweli Maha Seya using Heart Rate and HRV Tracking(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025-12-09) Herath, S; Hapangama, C; Gamage, U; Soyza, N; Gamage, I; Nismi, NMeditation is a widely recognized practice that reduces stress, improves focus, and promotes mental well-being. For various reasons, it has become difficult for religious devotees to travel to more intimate places of worship, such as their sacred sites, and to worship and meditate in harmonious environments. This system involves creating a Unity-based VR application that simulates several sacred places in Anuradhapura city, including four of the eight sacred places among the “Atamasthana"” and a short five-minute meditation session. A user evaluation was conducted with 25 participants. The results showed a decrease of 5.4 BPM in average heart rate and a 10 increase in heart rate variability after the meditation session. In this research, the sacred city of Anuradhapura has been used as a sample, but any religious sacred place can be used for this purpose. Through this harmonious environment recreated through Virtual Reality (VR), users can experience mental relaxation regardless of physical location. This research is more important because it combines cultural and religious preservation with modern technological innovations. By incorporating physiological sensations into a VR meditation experience, it is possible to enhance user engagement and monitor the results of the meditation. It can be understood that the physiological effects of this VR-based meditation are a good basis to advance both the study of digital wellness and cultural scarcity.Item Embargo 'AAYU', Paralyze Ease Home Suite and Mobility Companion(IEEE Computer Society, 2025) Tharushi N.K.; Ranaweera D.G.K.T.T.; Munasinghe A.S.; Wijesekara P.N; Gamage N.D.U; Pandithage DEnsuring the safety and well-being of paralyzed individuals remains a critical challenge, particularly in resource-limited settings. Limited access to assistive technology and real-time monitoring increases health risks and dependency. This paper presents AAYU (Assistive Automation for Your Upliftment) Paralyze Ease Home Suite and Mobility Companion, an intelligent system integrating home automation and wearable technology to enhance patient safety, communication, and autonomy. AAYU addresses four key challenges: (1) optimizing home environments through automated adjustments based on vital signs, (2) enabling nonverbal communication via a voice-to-text smart device, (3) detecting falls with a real-time positioning belt, and (4) preventing deep vein thrombosis (DVT) using a sensor-equipped monitoring belt. An initial evaluation demonstrates AAYU's potential to improve the quality of life for paralyzed individuals through proactive and adaptive support.Item Embargo Adaptive AI-Based Enhancement of Critical External Sounds in Insulated Vehicle Cabins for Improved Safety(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025-12-09) Rathnayaka D.B; Wickramasuriya L.H.N.Y; Walpalage J.V; Rathnayake, SThe increasing acoustic insulation in modern and electric vehicles improves passenger comfort but unintentionally suppresses critical external sounds such as ambulance sirens, car horns, and train alarms, creating potential safety risks. While existing research has explored sound detection or localization in isolation, few systems integrate both capabilities in a unified framework for real-time vehicular deployment. This research proposes an adaptive AI-based system that detects, classifies, and selectively enhances these critical sounds in real time while providing directional awareness. Using a convolutional recurrent neural network (CRNN) trained on the UrbanSound8K dataset, the system processes incoming audio from external microphones, extracts Mel-frequency cepstral coefficients (MFCCs), and distinguishes safety-relevant cues from non-essential background noise. A dual-microphone setup enables the estimation of sound direction (left or right), providing additional spatial awareness to the driver. Detected signals are isolated through spectral filtering and relayed into the cabin with sub-30 ms latency, ensuring timely driver and passenger awareness without compromising comfort. Experimental results achieved 91.2% classification accuracy and 87.4% directional accuracy,confirming the system's feasibility for enhancing safety in insulated vehicle cabins and supporting future autonomous driving environments.Item Embargo Adaptive Robotic Voice Modulation for ASD Kids: Tailored Voice Pitch, Tone, and Speed(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025) Panduwawala, P; Pulasinghe, K; Rajapaksha, SChildren with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) often experience sensory sensitivities, particularly auditory hypersensitivity, which can make interactions and communication challenging. This study explores the customization of the NAO robot's voice pitch, tone, and speech speed using the Kaldi Speech Recognition Toolkit to align with the preferences of children with ASD. Eight distinct voice profiles were created, offering a range of variations in pitch, tone, and speech speed. Parents or caretakers were asked to select the voice profile they felt would be most suitable for their child. Based on this feedback, we created a spectrum of voices tailored to each child's needs. Results indicate that medium-pitch and moderate-speed combinations are most effective in enhancing engagement, with Voice 2 emerging as the preferred profile. The findings underscore the potential of adaptive voice modulation in improving robotic interactions for ASD therapy and highlight opportunities for further research in real-time adaptability and long-term impact assessment.Item Embargo Adaptive Voice Communication in Emotion-Aware Digital Companions(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025) Rathnayake, P; Rathnaweera, C; Jithma, U; Aththanayake, I; Rathnayake, S; Gunaratne, MThis paper presents an adaptive voice communication system for emotion-aware digital companions that dynamically responds to users' affective states through expressive speech and synchronized 3D avatar animation. The system integrates real-time voice input, emotion recognition, and context-aware dialogue generation using GPT-3.5, followed by emotional text-to-speech synthesis via neural TTS. Lip-sync data is generated using phoneme alignment and rendered in sync with the avatar's facial expressions and gestures. To enhance user trust and engagement, the avatar visually mirrors the emotional tone of the speech. A cultural adaptation layer is introduced to align voice output and speech style with Sri Lankan communication norms, including tone, pacing, and formality. Implemented using a Node.js backend and React + Three.js frontend, the system demonstrates strong potential for emotionally intelligent, culturally adaptive AI interactions. This work contributes a modular pipeline for building empathetic voice agents capable of enhancing realism and trust in human-AI communication.Item Embargo Advancing Speech Therapy for Sinhala-Speaking Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder Through an Intelligent Dialog System(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025) Jayawardena, A; Pulasinghe, K; Rajapakshe, SThis paper presents a dialog system integrated with a NAO socially assistive robot, designed to support Sinhala-speaking children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The system leverages a pipeline-based architecture implemented using the RASA framework, consisting of Natural Language Understanding (NLU), Dialog Management (DMU), and Natural Language Generation (NLG) units. The NLU unit processes user input by identifying intents, entities, and dialogue acts, incorporating custom tools like the SpokenSinhalaVerbTokenizer for handling spoken Sinhala. The DMU includes a Dialog State Tracker (DST) to maintain conversation context and a Dialog Policy Generator, which employs rule-based, TED, and UnexpecTED policies to adapt conversation flows dynamically. The NLG unit generates natural responses to foster interactive and goal-oriented conversations. Integrated with the NAO robot, the system engages children through meaningful dialogues, such as discussing toy preferences, aiming to enhance social interaction and communication skills. This work highlights the potential of conversational AI and robotics in therapeutic interventions for ASD in low-resource languages.Item Embargo Agile User Story Builder: Transform Real-Time User Requirement Conversations into Well-Structured Agile User Stories(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025-12-09) Sathsarani, S; Sandun, Y; Rusith, R; Himaranga, S; Kumari, S; Supunya Swarnakantha, N.H.P. RAgile software development methodologies rely heavily on well-structured user stories to bridge technical and business requirements. However, the traditional manual process of converting stakeholder conversations into structured user stories presents significant challenges including transcription errors, communication ambiguity, and inefficient processing. This research presents an automated Agile User Story Builder system that transforms requirement conversations into well-structured user stories. The system integrates cloud speech recognition, Natural Language Processing (NLP), machine learning, and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) for automated requirement processing within a microservices architecture. The system was developed using synthesized audio from 1,247 SRS documents (achieving 88% transcription accuracy) and validated on 75 real stakeholder conversations. Real-world validation demonstrates 78% speech-to-text accuracy (95% CI: 74-82%), 82% task classification precision, 73% reduction in manual documentation effort, and 86% format compliance in generated stories. The system achieves 20% timeline and 62% budget prediction improvement while providing measurable benefits including enhanced collaboration and streamlined Agile workflow efficiency.Item Embargo AgriSense LK: Weekly Automated Machine Learning for Sri Lankan Produce Prices with Business Continuity Plan, Market Opportunity Ranking, Cultivation Targeting, and Yield Quality Valuation(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2026-05-22) Matharaarachchi, Charaka J.; Samarasinghe, Ravindu T; Vidyasarani G.G.T.; Fasnas, M; Siriwardana, D; Wijesooriya, AIn Sri Lanka, agricultural decision-making remains largely traditional: decisions are often based on historical practices, informal consultation, and heuristic judgment. The primary barrier is that market price data is difficult to interpret without analytical expertise, resulting in unpredictable price volatility and suboptimal farmer income. AgriSense LK is a machine learning platform that converts historical price records into actionable recommendations for farmers and traders. The system comprises four components: business strategy classification, market opportunity ranking, cultivation targeting, and smartphone-based produce quality grading. The platform was trained on 123,985 real price records sourced from the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL), spanning 2017 to 2025. Key results include a MAPE of 0.7% and MAE of Rs. 1.86 on weekly price forecasting (a 98.1% improvement over the naive baseline), a ROC-AUC of 0.9056 on cultivation targeting, and 91.49% crop classification accuracy with 89.84% quality grade accuracy in the computer vision component. Direct price regression over a seven-day horizon proved unreliable; a binary profitability classifier was adopted instead and substantially outperformed the regression approach. While results are promising, further validation under real-world deployment conditions is required.Item Embargo AI Driven Smart Tourism Platform for Personalized Safe and Sustainable Travel Planning(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025-12-08) Srikanthan, S; Senevirathne, C; Rasarathnam, T; Jayalath, T; Rajendran, KTourism planning remains challenging due to the need for group preference alignment, personalized itinerary generation, and real-time budget control, challenges that are not adequately supported by existing platforms. This paper presents an AI-driven modular framework that integrates three components: a semantic-aware group recommender that uses Sentence-BERT embeddings with a learning-to-rank model to match travelers; a hybrid itinerary planner that fuses content-based filtering, collaborative filtering, and machine-learning-based rating prediction to generate preference-aligned and geographically coherent travel plans and a predictive budgeting system that applies regression-based forecasting with live API data to provide dynamic cost estimation. The platform is developed specifically for the Sri Lankan tourism context, incorporating regional travel behavior patterns and destination characteristics into its models. Experiments indicate strong performance across all modules, including high-quality group matching, accurate itinerary prediction, and a substantial improvement in budget estimation accuracy compared with static baselines. Early user testing further highlights increased satisfaction with itinerary relevance and budget transparency. Overall, the framework demonstrates a scalable and adaptive approach to smart tourism planning, advancing personalization, collaboration, and sustainable travel support.Item Embargo AI Interviews with Facial Emotion Recognition for Real-Time Feedback and Career Recommendations(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2025) Herath R.P.N.M; Arachchi D.S.U.; Gunaratne M.H.B.P.T.; Hansana K.T.; Wijayasekara, S.K; Jayasinghe, DThe hiring process is complex, requiring evaluation of candidates across multiple dimensions, including technical proficiency, behavioral traits, and credibility. Traditional interviews often suffer from biases and inefficiencies. This research presents an AI-driven Interview System integrating Machine Learning (ML), Natural Language Processing (NLP), and Computer Vision to automate and enhance recruitment. The system generates contextual interview questions, evaluates candidate responses using LLM-based scoring models, and provides real-time feedback for engagement. It includes speech-to-text transcription and offensive word detection to ensure professionalism. The behavioral analysis module leverages facial emotion recognition and computer vision to assess non-verbal cues such as confidence and attentiveness. Additionally, Curriculum Vitae (CV) parsing and LinkedIn data extraction use NLP-based entity recognition to extract educational background, work experience, and key skills, enabling personalized interviews. The technical assessment module administers real-time coding challenges, evaluating solutions for correctness, efficiency, and best practices while providing AI-generated feedback. By automating these key hiring aspects, this system enhances objectivity, efficiency, and decision-making, ensuring a data-driven, unbiased, and scalable selection process while improving the candidate's experience and employer insights