Capturing, Analyzing, and Mirroring Collaboration in Real Time

CAM-CPS
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Objectives
  1. This project aims to design and develop an end-to-end real-time collaboration analytics system for student groups engaged in Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) in real classroom settings.
  2. The primary objective is to capture multimodal interaction data (audio, video, and activity logs)
  3. To automatically analyze team processes over time using speech-to-text and LLM-assisted deductive coding of CPS indicators
  4. To provide actionable feedback to learners through a group mirroring dashboard.

 

Issues Involved

Smart city applications such as intelligent traffic management, urban surveillance, environmental monitoring, and public safety systems generate highly dynamic and location-dependent workloads that impose stringent latency and reliability requirements. Conventional cloud-centric processing models are often unable to meet these demands due to increased communication delays and fluctuating network congestion during peak urban activity.

 

Team Lead

Prof. Pratiksha Patil

pratiksha.patil@nmims.edu


Team Members

  1. Name: Madhura Vyawahare

Email ID:madhura.vyawahare@nmims.edu

  1. Name: Chhaya Dhavale

Email ID:chhaya.dhavale@nmims.edu