Innovative Research Award
Jyotsna More
Xavier Institute of Engineering, India
Jyotsna More is a technology researcher affiliated with Xavier Institute of Engineering, India, whose documented research activity spans digital commerce, blockchain-supported voting, biometrics, edge computing, computer vision, and intelligent access validation. Her recent publication record demonstrates engagement with applied technology problems involving secure digital systems and emerging computational infrastructures. [1] [2] [3]
Abstract
Jyotsna More is a technology researcher whose documented work addresses emerging challenges in secure digital systems, blockchain-enabled applications, biometric verification, edge computing, and intelligent access management. Her publications demonstrate an applied research orientation connecting software, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things technologies, and cybersecurity-oriented mechanisms. Recent work includes a blockchain-based biometric voting concept and an edge-cloud attendance and access validation system using RFID, facial recognition, and computer vision. [2] [3] Collectively, these activities provide a foundation for recognition under an Innovative Research Award focused on practical technological development.
Keywords
Innovative Research Award; Jyotsna More; Technology Research; Edge Computing; Biometrics; Blockchain; Facial Recognition; RFID; Internet of Things; Digital Security; Computer Vision; Secure Digital Systems.
Introduction
Jyotsna More’s research activity reflects contemporary technology research addressing security, authentication, automation, and digitally enabled services. Her work connects blockchain, biometrics, edge computing, RFID, facial recognition, and computer vision to practical system requirements. These themes are evident across her documented publications and indicate an applied approach to emerging technological challenges. [1] [2] [3]
Research Profile
More’s research profile is characterized by interdisciplinary application of computing technologies to authentication, access management, digital governance, and intelligent automation. Her documented publications cover digital commerce ecosystems, blockchain-supported biometric voting, and edge-based attendance validation. This combination demonstrates engagement with technology development where software architecture, data security, identity verification, and real-world deployment considerations intersect. [1] [2] [3]
Research Contributions
The documented contributions include exploration of integration challenges in digital commerce, biometric-backed blockchain voting, and multi-layer attendance and access validation. The latter integrates RFID verification, facial recognition, edge processing, and line-cross detection, illustrating how multiple technologies can be coordinated within a practical security architecture. [1] [2] [3]
Publications
More’s documented publications include research on digital commerce ecosystem integration, blockchain-supported biometric voting, and edge computing for attendance and access validation. The 2026 Discover Internet of Things article presents a hybrid edge-cloud approach combining RFID, facial recognition, and line-cross detection, while the SmartVote chapter addresses biometric identity within blockchain-based voting. [1] [2] [3]
Research Impact
The potential impact of More’s research lies in its practical treatment of security and automation challenges. Her recent edge-computing study demonstrates an approach designed to maintain attendance validation with reduced dependence on continuous connectivity, while integrating several verification layers. Such research can contribute to future development of resilient, intelligent, and secure technology systems. [3]
Award Suitability
More’s documented research is relevant to an Innovative Research Award because it combines multiple emerging technologies with application-oriented system development. Her work addresses authentication, secure digital participation, intelligent access validation, and edge-based processing, providing evidence of interdisciplinary technological investigation. The publication record therefore supports consideration within a technology-focused research recognition framework. [2] [3]
Conclusion
Jyotsna More’s documented research demonstrates an emerging technology portfolio centered on secure digital systems, biometrics, blockchain, edge computing, and intelligent automation. Her publications show an applied orientation toward integrating complementary technologies to address practical problems. On this basis, her research profile is appropriately aligned with an Innovative Research Award in Technology. [1] [2] [3]
External Links
References
- More, J. (n.d.). Navigating the edge: Addressing integration hurdles in digital commerce ecosystems. Scopus.
https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/105040258493
- More, J., Aranjo, S., D’souza, M., Awlegaonkar, S., Chaurasia, S., Ghadge, A., & Jadhav, S. (2025). SmartVote: Biometric-backed voting on the blockchain. In ICT Analysis and Applications (pp. 474–487). Springer.
https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/105022847152
- More, J., Nayak, N., Tiwari, H., & Rajpurohit, C. S. (2026). Edge computing enabled attendance and access validation system using RFID, facial recognition and line cross detection for payroll integration. Discover Internet of Things, 6, 99.
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s43926-026-00438-z
