This is a quantitative content analysis research-based project to look into the course curriculum of several famous design institutions from two countries: India, the fastest growing country, and Germany, the most developed country, and how they are very different in the principles and focus of the education system with respect to background history and the present political and socio-economic situation. After this, synergy between these countries will be discussed, and accordingly, the paper will conclude with relevant inferences from the experiment.

The design of a ceiling fan for AARNA within the given domain with minimal change in the process line to create a new aesthetic style to revive their position in the current competitive market.

In the coming days, spaces will be very costly. For that reason, size(area) for homes will be lesser and lesser day by day. From this point of view, people will start reducing spaces in toilets, bathrooms, kitchens, balconies, and other secondary spaces after having the minimum primary spaces for bedrooms, living rooms, etc., and that is how Open Kitchen evolved.

And if we see any kitchen in a modern house, there will be lots of electronic gadgets for saving time, space, and further maintenance costs. But as the space in the kitchen area is reducing day by day, people will need some smart and multipurpose kitchen devices that will act more efficiently, save spaces, and keep the kitchen clean.

Many drivers know this scary situation: on long highway drives, attention drops instantly. Due to many reasons, the driver gets tired and can't resist sleeping on the wheel. Those sleep-related fatigue issues can be monitored easily, and there is a huge opportunity to save thousands of lives from highway accidents, especially at night time.

In India, drowsiness is one of the major reasons behind accidents like drunk driving. So, it is an important field to work on and come up with non-intrusive solutions with less cognitive load.