Final Year Project Report (BUES): Recent submissions

  • Marketeer 
    Shahum Malik, 01-131222-044; Faaiz Muzzammil, 01-131222-054 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    Every second spent by a fintech brand designing social media posts is wasted, because the market will be long gone before the post is ready. For financial institutions, the time between a market movement happening and when ...
  • Muhammad Moosa Khalil, 01-131222-035; Tayyab Aamir Ali, 01-131222-048 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    HealthSync was built with Next.js 15, React 19, PostgreSQL and Prisma ORM. The system has been designed in such a way that they have four distinct user roles such as Super Administrator, Clinic Administrator, Healthcare ...
  • Ahmed Tasadduq, 01-131222-008; Zainab Asif, 01-131222-050 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    People fly a lot these days, but it's not always easy for them to get flight information, travel history, and journey documentation from different sources. There are already a lot of flight tracking apps that give you ...
  • Faizan Ali, 01-131222-017; Salah-Ud-Din Sani, 01-131222-043 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    Software development consistently requires testing at every stage; however, writing unit and integration tests manually is often repetitive, time-consuming, and difcult to maintain consistently across multiple fles. As ...
  • Omer Sultan, 01-131212-043 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    FuelUp is a Flutter mobile application I built for my final year project. The core idea is simple: recommend meals that actually fit the user — not just their dietary needs, but also how they feel at that moment. On the ...
  • Ghalib Usman, 01-133222-021; Raja Taha Yousuf, 01-133222-063 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    Motion simulation systems have numerous applications in aerospace training, robotics research, and simulated immersive environments. The real time involvement of human interface components (joysticks, pedals, etc) with 3D ...
  • Sharique Hassan Malik, 01-133222-071; Hamna Zahra, 01-133222-024 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    Coordinating a fleet of autonomous robots to allocate tasks and plan paths intelligently remains one of the hardest open problems in multi-agent AI. Existing approaches either handle task allocation or motion planning in ...
  • Muhammad Abdullah, 01-133222-041; Ammad Ahmed Satti, 01-133222-008 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    The rapid development of urban infrastructure and the growing demand for stricter safety measures have made video surveillance an essential part of modern safety management. But a basic problem with traditional surveillance ...
  • Abdur Rafay Mansab, 01-133222-003; Aqeel Ahmed Khan, 01-133222-010 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    Learning electronics and inspecting circuit boards can be challenging, especially when students struggle to visualize circuits or when labs lack affordable diagnostic tools. At the same time, professional PCB inspection ...
  • Sardar Afnan Ali, 01-133222-069; Muhammad Mujahid, 01-133222-081 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    With the growing use of sensitive electrical and electronic devices in homes, businesses, and industries, surge protection has become essential. The frst objective of this project is to construct an Intelligent Surge ...
  • Muhammad Saim ul Haq Kundi, 01-133222-055; Hamna Ahmed, 01-133222-023 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    After the recent increase in the popularity of electric scooters, which are small, earth friendly and more ef- is on the increase. cient onboard chargers. Despite being big in size, powerful chargers are big in size. do ...
  • Junaid Uz Zaman, 01-133222-031; Faraz Ahmed, 01-133222-019 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    Transparent assessment and academic integrity are the key elements of education in modern society. The monitoring processes used in traditional classrooms are very manual and thus, time consuming, inconsistent and subject ...
  • Taha Iqbal, 01-133222-075; Ahmed Raza Abbasi, 01-133222-005 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    Automation is now a way of life in most areas of life, yet in the preparation of tea in ofces and universities in Pakistan, manual labour remains virtually undone. The outcome is poor quality, hygiene issues and a repetitive ...
  • Jareer Ahmad Khan, 01-133222-029; Nouman Ahmed, 01-133222-059 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    In an era where data privacy is a global concern, this project presents a “Visual sentry” a Secure OCR based and Voice Detection Framework for Air-Gapped System. The system automatically monitors broadcasts in real time ...
  • Muhammad Osama Asif, 01-133222-053; Mohsin Haider, 01-133222-039 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    Residential kitchens are considered highly sensitive areas due to the presence of combustible fuels, electrical appliances, and high-temperature cooking processes, making them a critical focus for IoT-based smart kitchen ...
  • Umama Waqar Jarral, 01-133222-077; Haris Mehmood, 01-133222-025 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    This research provides the design and development of a portable, lowcost Electroencephalography (EEG) based real-time emotion recognition system. Emotion recognition is crucial for comprehending human behavior, psychological ...
  • Muhammad Ali Faheem, 01-133222-044; Iqra Mujahid, 01-133222-028 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    To prevent the increasing number of concerns about posture-related health problems and particularly among students and ofce workers, the project will design and develop an all-encompassing, AI-based wearable device to ...
  • Talha Ali Ashfaq, 01-133212-165; Taha Bin Tariq, 01-133222-076 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    Visually impaired individuals face signifcant challenges in identifying food items and understanding their nutritional content, often relying on others for assistance in daily dietary decisions. This dependency not only ...
  • Eraj Minhas, 01-133222-018; Mubashir Nisar, 01-133222-040 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    The main goal of this project is to design a low cost 2-DOF chair simulator. The chair simulator was intended to increase immersion in gaming, virtual reality, and training environments. The use of common methods that ...
  • Muhammad Falah, 01-133222-050; Manahil Qasim Dar, 01-133222-037 (Electrical Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2026)
    There has been a growing use of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, which have allowed the automation and remote control of day-to-day activities. In this project, we introduce PawConnect, an IoT-based intelligent pet ...

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