Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham

The department of Mechanical Engineering, established in 2019, offers three undergraduate programs, B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering, B.Tech. in Automation & Robotics Engineering and B.Tech. in Robotics & Artificial Intelligence. The department also offers PhD programs in all the specializations of mechanical engineering. The department fosters the students’ flair through a well-designed curriculum that caters to the changing needs of the industries and other stakeholders.

Department’s strong footprint is attributed to the team of qualified, motivated and experienced faculty members with 100% PhD (either completed or pursuing). Of which 65% have their PhD from reputed Institutes in India like IISc, IITs, NITs and IIITDM & 30% have International exposure. The department fosters the flair of the students through a well-designed unique curriculum that caters to the changing needs of the industries and other stakeholders. The department has state-of-the-art research facilities and well-equipped laboratories to support all the academic activities. The department lays significant emphasis on Industry – Institute Interaction activities and has robust Industry-Academia Collaboration Programs.​

Amrita School of Engineering Chennai

Amrita School of Engineering (ASE), Chennai campus, is located at about 40 KMs away from Chennai and 90 KMs away from Tirupati on the State Highway SH50A in a village named Vengal, has become the place where the future of the Country is being moulded.

ASE is aesthetically spread out on a sprawling 13.55 acres of land with a built-up area of 24,956 sqm, where the dreams of countless engineering aspirants find realisation. ASE, located in close proximity to the Country’s Major Manufacturing and Automobile Hubs (popularly known as The Detroit of Asia), embodies an intellectual ambience to the aspiring young minds who wants to opt Engineering as their career specialization.

Department of Mechanical Engineering

The department of Mechanical Engineering, established in 2019, offers three undergraduate programs, B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering, B.Tech. in Automation & Robotics Engineering and B.Tech. in Robotics & Artificial Intelligence. The department also offers PhD programs in all the specializations of mechanical engineering.  The department fosters the students’ flair through a well-designed curriculum that caters to the changing needs of the industries and other stakeholders.

Department’s strong footprint is attributed to the team of qualified, motivated and experienced faculty members with 100% PhD (either completed or pursuing). Of which 65% have their PhD from reputed Institutes in India like IISc, IITs, NITs and IIITDM & 30% have International exposure. The department fosters the flair of the students through a well-designed unique curriculum that caters to the changing needs of the industries and other stakeholders. The department has state-of-the-art research facilities and well-equipped laboratories to support all the academic activities. The department lays significant emphasis on Industry – Institute Interaction activities and has robust Industry-Academia Collaboration Programs.

Conference

In the global competitive customer-centric scenario, the field of Mechanical Engineering is advancing at a rapid pace, and new technologies are emerging in the areas of Materials, Manufacturing, and Automation. The challenges faced by today’s engineers force them to keep abreast of the emerging trends through continuous research and development.

In continuation to its first edition, the 2nd International Conference on Advancements in Materials, Manufacturing and Automation (AMMA-2025) is aimed to bring researchers, academicians, professional engineers, and industry leaders from all over the world on a common platform to exchange cutting-edge ideas relating to recent developments and advancements in the evergreen fields of materials, manufacturing and automation. The conference will include keynote addresses by eminent people from industry and academia.

Chennai

Chennai is the cultural capital of South India. This 350 years old city has the vibe of young hearts. British had a stronghold on Madras during the independence era and did many good deeds to the city. They were the prime reason for the drastic development of Chennai city, which was once just a forest land.

The northern part of Chennai is primarily an industrial area, and the central part is the commercial heart of the city. Whereas South and west Chennai are mostly residential areas. Kodambakkam is the cinema hub of Kollywood, filled with lots of film industries, studios and cinema sets. Irrespective of the metropolis heart Chennai perfectly balances its old heritage and the modern vibe. It’s a sight to behold the Chennai’s skyline which is brimming with skyscrapers. Once you are in Chennai you will quickly adapt to its hustle bustle and will tend to love its multiface.