The additive manufacturing process or 3D printing technology has the potential to speed up the innovation and product creation processes to step towards digital fabrication. The 3D printing process is helping the consumers ...

The recondition segment of Automotive Industry in Bangladesh is flourishing radically but irony is that no justified pricing methodology has been developed till now. Even financial institutions like Bank, Insurance Companies, ...

Monitoring of heavy metal concentration in soil of newly shifted tannery industry in Savar tannery village and the accumulation of heavy metals in vegetables grown on tannery area and its nearby area is crucial for public ...

Dhaka the capital and largest city of Bangladesh is one of the fastest-growing megacities of the world which is suffering from traffic congestions, waterlogging, housing shortage, pollution, waste management, utility ...

The present thesis intends to find out the critical success factors, which exert defining role in the successful technology transfer from the technology-rich nations to the developing nation, being focused on the health ...

This study is a case analysis of lean tools and Six Sigma methodology implementation in N70 Battery & NS60L Battery processing lines of Rangs Power Battery industry in Bangladesh. This work addresses the implementation of ...

An efficient probabilistic approach is developed for uncertainty propagation in multidisciplinary system analysis under epistemic uncertainty. A decoupled approach is used in this thesis to un-nest the multidisciplinary ...

The objective of this study was to construct a practical approach based on Fuzzy analytical hierarchy process (Fuzzy AHP) for Priority ranking of different Power Generation Methods in the perspective of Bangladesh. In ...

Fourth generation of wireless technology i.e. 4G technology is the latest wireless network technology. With a lot of interactive features and better performance, 4G seems to be more promising than existing 2G and 3G ...

In Bangladesh prior to 1989, Telecom sector was controlled by a single state owned enterprise (SOE), Bangladesh Telegraph and Telephone Board. Total number of telephone (land telephone) subscribers was 0.48 million. The ...