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IJSREM64956
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10 |
6 |
Jun 2026
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1-6
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
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Information Technology
Vidyalankar Institute of technology
Information Technology
Vidyalankar Institute of technology
Information Technology
Vidyalankar Institute of technology
Information Technology
Vidyalankar Institute of technology
Acquisition placement cells have to deal with vast amounts of heterogeneous data, including spreadsheets, documents, and historical records, which cannot be queried efficiently by traditional search methods. The manual retrieval often causes delays, inconsistencies, and underutilization of data. This paper presents the design and evaluation of a RAG system tailored for querying placement data in academic institutions. The proposed system integrates semantic retrieval with large language models to support natural language querying over unstructured and semi-structured placement data. Rather than proposing a novel model architecture, this work focuses on applied system design, data ingestion optimization, secure deployment, and empirical evaluation under real-world constraints. Results demonstrate that the system significantly improves query accessibility and response relevance while maintaining stability and cost efficiency within an institutional environment.
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SmartSpace, a browser-native, totally open-source platform that significantly democratizes professional-grade 3D interior design, was introduced in this paper. SmartSpace removes the long-standing gap between conceptual planning and spatial visualization by combining a topologically sound half-edge data model with real-time bidirectional synchronization between an intuitive 2D floor plan editor and a high-fidelity 3D renderer. Without the need for installation, plugins, or costly licenses, the system enables precise wall thickness and apertures, achieves interactive frame rates (>55 FPS) on commodity hardware, and offers constraint-aware item placement. Its practicality and performance advantages over current web-based alternatives are confirmed by empirical results and real-world deployments in e-commerce and real-estate staging. The following important extensions will be the focus of future work: · Conflict-free replicated data types (CRDTs) allow for real-time collaborative editing to facilitate concurrent multi-user design sessions. · On gadgets like Meta Quest and Apple Vision Pro, native WebXR integration allows for AR furniture placement and immersive VR walkthroughs. · NURBS or Bézier edge representations are used to support curved and sloped walls in order to increase architectural expressiveness. · Integration of style transfer and layout optimization powered by machine learning for automated design support. · Improved compatibility for professional downstream workflows through standard export formats (IFC, glTF with BIM information). SmartSpace demonstrates that advanced spatial computing can—and should—be publicly available in all browsers, reducing obstacles to excellent interior design for academics, professionals, and homeowners alike. You may find the full source code at https://github.com/amaankasu/PlacifyAI-Final
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6/14/2026
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