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- 2023 - (Vol. 03, Issue 02)
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2023 - (Vol. 03, Issue 02)
Recent Submissions
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[Article-Full-text]In the intricate dance between form and function that defines the world of product packaging, the paramount role of safeguarding goods intertwines with the artistry of capturing consumer attention. Beyond the utilitarian shield ...
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[Article-Full-text]Addressing the intricacies of dental hygiene in the critical 3-5 age range has presented a persistent challenge, marked by discomfort, taste aversion, and a general lack of enthusiasm. Acknowledging the formative nature ...
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[Article-Full-text]The world’s oceans are integral to the livelihoods, food security, and economic well-be- ing of billions of people around the world. More than three billion people, roughly 40% of the global population, reside in coastal ...
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[Article-Full-text]Robotics technology has long been renowned for its ability to handle com- plex, repetitive, and sometimes risky tasks that are impossible for humans. In industries, robots are preferred for precise operations in various ...
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[Article-Full-text]The textile and apparel industry has emerged as one of the rapidly expanding global markets, exerting a significant economic influence worldwide. It plays a vital role in producing essential goods for people across the ...
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[Article-Full-text]Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) represents a prevalent neurological condition frequently encountered among individuals engaged in repetitive hand movements, particularly those involving the wrist and fingers. Preg- nant ...
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[Article-Full-text]Online retail, commonly known as e-commerce, has experienced tremendous growth and trans- formation in recent years. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated this trend, making online shopping the go-to option for consumers ...
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Unveiling the critical drivers of purchasing and supply management in apparel manufacturing industry [Article-Full-text]In a multibillion-dollar industry employing millions, the role of purchasing and supply management (PSM) is often underestimated despite its pivotal contribution. This study addresses the pressing need to understand and ...
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[Article-Full-text]Building occupants are either used or compelled to live in overheated indoors in buildings, particularly in urban environments in the tropics. It doesn’t mean that they are acclimatized to overheated indoors. This ...
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[Article-Full-text]We define an anomaly as an unlikely occurrence that deviates from a typical behavior [1]. An anomaly could be a defect in a production line, sudden stock market fluctuations or natural disasters such as deforestation, ...
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[Article-Full-text]In a world grappling with environmental challenges posed by plastic waste, innovative solutions are emerging to address the pressing issue of plastic recycling. Among these solutions, Smart AI-enabled automation ...
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[Article-Full-text]Time is one of the most valuable resources in the world and is one of the most controversial concepts that can be discussed at experiential, conceptual, and philosophical levels. Concepts of time were recognizable even ...
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[Article-Full-text]The imbalance in the implementation of triple bottom lines of sustainability is extremely noticeable in the construction industry, where the economy and environment have received higher attention than the social sector. ...
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[Article-Full-text]Sri Lanka is the world’s fourth-largest tea producer and prime orthodox variety supplier. In Sri Lanka, tea export earnings peaked in 2014 at USD 1.56 billion, and the industry managed to record USD 1.3 billion in ...
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[Article-Full-text]A postage stamp symbolises a nation’s value, consisting of physical and symbolic dimensions. Physically, it encompasses the paper, design, inscriptions, ink, gum, perforation etc. Designing such a small yet democratic ...
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[Article-Full-text]Black pepper, also known as the “King of Spices,” is the most widely used spice in the world. Sri Lanka, a leading producer, ranks fifth in proximity to pepper farming and seventh in manufacturing [1]. The Sri Lankan ...