Responding to the PM Modi LED Center scheme such as Make In India, Atmanirbhar Bharat and Vocal for Local, a 4-year-old B Tech student, Ayush Yadav from Shri Mata Vaishno University (SMVDU) along with his mentor Dr.
Vijay Kumar Sharma, Faculty of School of Electronics & Comm.
Engineering, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University (SMVDU), Katra has found a dispenser machine with finger security.

“Many people around us complained that they need to check their coffee intake.
The same thing is the story with other drinks too.
Imagine the machine that tells you how many drinks can be done by someone at a time, said the official spokesman for SMVDU Katra said at here today.
He said, “Considering this, a B tech 4 year student, Ayush Yadav from Shri Mata Vaishno University (SMVDU) along with his mentor, Dr.
Vijay Kumar Sharma, Faculty, Electronic School & Comm.
Engineering, has found a dispenser machine with finger security.
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Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the results of “this machine has several special health features,” he said, added, “If the machine releases drinks to consumers, the machine will only give birth after a while.
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“The time gap can be monitored and can be adjusted accordingly, caring for limited people, including children and old.”

The SMVDU spokesman said that, “Unwanted people cannot drink because it provides special access to users through finger scanning technology.”
“Fingerprint and registered user ID function as a security tool and ensure zero waste drinks.
The number of limited drinks will help check consumer sugar levels, in addition to issuing the same amount as each user, he said while decomposing a new.
According to the SMVDU spokesman, “machines designed by students and university faculties also allows to inform the remaining amount of drinks.”
“Faculties and students have also published a paper, titled” Dispenser Beverages with Finger Security “in the IEEE International Conference on Progress in Computing, Applied Communication and Information (ACCAI-2022), 28-29 January 2022.”
“Researchers thanked SMVDU for providing facilities to create machines.”