SAE India Collegiate club, ASE Bengaluru- Club Activities
RC Car Mania
The SAE Club organized an event, RC Car Mania , designed to introduce secondary school students and senior secondary school students to the thrill of remote-controlled (RC) car racing during AROHAN. The event aimed to blend excitement with technical learning, allowing participants to test their skills in maneuvering RC cars through a structured timed lap race competition. Aarohan, is the Annual Amrita science fest is an initiative of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Bengaluru, to foster a bond between an institution of higher education and schools. The eleventh edition of AROHAN was held on 17th and 18th January, 2025.
SAE India Collegiate club, ASE Bengaluru- Club Activities
FKDC (Formula Kart Design Challenge)
Formula Kart Design Challenge is a competition initiated by FMAE (Fraternity of Mechanical and Automotive Engineers) to offer students the maximum design flexibility and the freedom to express their creativity and imaginations with few restrictions on the overall kart design.
The main objective of this competition is students should assume that they work for a firm that is designing, fabricating, testing and demonstrating a prototype kart for the non-professional competition market.
Team Vegam participated in a Go Kart completion FKDC (Formula Kart Design Challenge) Season 8 conducted by FMAE at Kari Motor Speedway Coimbatore from 18th October to 24th October 2024.
Teams Performance:
The 8th FKDC is a national-level competition in which a total of 63 teams have registered for the competition from all over India, and out of 63 teams, only 50 teams have completed the fabrication of the kart and cleared the In-House technical inspection. Of these 50 teams, only 45 teams have cleared the technical inspection and passed all the dynamic tests to qualify for the race. Team secured 8th Position.
Alumni talk
March 2024
On 16th March 2024, an alumni talk was conducted by Ingenium- The Mechanical Forum in collaboration with Office Of Alumni.
The talk by Lieutenant Commander Anuj Bhalla, a Mechanical Engineering alumnus of Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore, was a highly informative and inspiring event for the students of the university. The talk focused on the Indian Armed Forces, particularly the Indian Navy, and the role of engineers in the defence sector.
During the talk, Lieutenant Commander Bhalla shared his experiences and insights into the Indian Navy, highlighting the importance of engineering in the defence sector. He discussed the various roles and responsibilities of engineers in the Navy, including the design, maintenance, and operation of naval vessels, weapons systems, and communication networks.
Lieutenant Commander Bhalla also emphasized the importance of leadership, teamwork, and discipline in the defence sector. He shared his experiences of leading teams in high-pressure situations, and how the skills he learned in the Navy have helped him in his corporate career.
The talk was followed by a Q&A session, where students had the opportunity to ask questions and seek advice from Lieutenant Commander Bhalla. The event was well-received by the audience, with many expressing their appreciation for the insights and inspiration provided by the speaker.
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SAE India Collegiate club, ASE Bengaluru- Club Activities
Industrial Visit to TVS Motors (2024)
The SAEINDIA Collegiate Club ASE Bangalore arranged an Industrial visit to Final-year students at TVS Motors, Hosur on 22-04-2024. Forty students and two faculty members attended the visit.
SAE India Collegiate club, ASE Bengaluru- Club Activities
PRAKALP-24
Team VEGAM from SAEINDIA Collegiate club won the first prize for their GoKart in PRAKALP-24 Science Expo conducted by AVISHKARA Club, Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore.
Sky-Hive
On the occasion of Prakalp 2024 on 28th February 2024, Ingenium: The Mechanical Forum in collaboration with IIC (Institution’s Innovative Council) conducted a small drone training and flying challenge that attracted a large number of students and faculty members. The challenge was designed to encourage participants to showcase their skills in drone flying and to promote innovation in the field of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS).
For just Rs. 49, participants were allowed to enter the competition and test their mettle against others in a series of challenging levels. Each level presents a new set of obstacles and tasks, pushing pilots to demonstrate their precision, agility, and strategic thinking.
The nano drone flying challenge at the Prakalp event was a great success, with over 40 participants taking part in the challenge. The event was a great opportunity for participants to showcase their skills and to learn about the latest developments in drone technology. The event was a great way to promote innovation and creativity in the field of UAS, and it is expected to attract even more participants in the future.
With a total of one student and one faculty completing the challenge
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Visit to IISC (Open Day 2024)
February 2024
On collaboration with JIDO – The Automation Club, We visited IISc Open Day with a group of 100 students along with faculty members visited the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore on 24th February 2024.
The event was a great platform for students to acquire knowledge about the top most institute in terms of availability of resources, research environment, interaction with research students, and eminent professors working in the area of Science and Technology. The open-day showcased various departments and centres, displaying their most prominent research works, including live demos and experiments. A drone competition was also held, which was an eye-opener for students as they were exposed to different subjects like physics, chemistry, and biology.
The event was well-organized, and the students had a great time exploring the various departments and centres. The live demos, experiments, and popular science lectures were informative and engaging, and the students left with a better understanding of the subject matter. The event was a huge success in terms of knowledge development.
Thrift Treasure
September 2023
This event was conducted on 6th September 2023 as a part of introduction of the forum to freshers.
The Thrift Treasure event, organized by the forum, was a unique and engaging event that aimed to introduce freshers to the world of innovation and creativity. The event was designed to encourage students to think outside the box and create something new and useful from waste materials.
The event was not only a platform for students to showcase their creativity and innovation but also an opportunity for them to learn about sustainability and the importance of repurposing waste materials. The event was a huge success, and the students were thrilled to be a part of it.
The event began with a brief introduction to the concept of Thrift Treasure, where students were encouraged to bid for waste materials and repurpose them into a new product. The students were divided into teams, and each team was given a budget to bid for the waste materials. The materials included items such as cardboard boxes, plastic bottles, old magazines, and other waste materials.
The winners of the event being
And the runners up were
The event was not only a platform for students to showcase their creativity and innovation but also an opportunity for them to learn about sustainability and the importance of repurposing waste materials. The event was a huge success, and the students were thrilled to be a part of it.
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ALUMNI TALK
November 2023
A webinar on “Enhancing System Robustness: A Deep Dive into Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) Testing for Electronic Power Steering”.
Ms. Mrudula Prashanth Organized a webinar (technical talk) on “Enhancing System Robustness: A Deep Dive into Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) Testing for Electronic Power Steering “. The event was held on 2 nd Nov 2023, 3:40 pm . at Rama Hall. The speaker of the event was Mr. Manoj Sreenivasa Reddy Marthala , who is a senior testing manager at ZF CVS systems, Germany, currently working for off-highway vehicles. His area of specialization is Hardware in Loop validation. It is overwhelming to say that he is Alumnus of Amrita School of Engineering, Bengaluru. He has completed B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering and M.Tech. in Mechatronics. Prior to current job he was working at Bosch, Germany. He gave an insight into levels of driving automation/ driverless and connected cars, automotive software development, system integration and qualification testing and detailed about power steering, its control, functions, and recommendations. The targeted audience was 5SME and Electrical Engineering students. The students were very enthusiastic and had a very good interaction with the speaker. The Photos of the event are attached here with. 25 students from 5SME attended the event.
ROBO-WARS
This event was conducted on 24th and 25th of November 2023 in collaboration with ACROM – IEE RAS as a part of Dastaan 23’
It was conducted to showcase the advancements in Robotics and automation and to pave a platform for the audience to engage into the competition and to witness how robotics can be used for entertainment purposes as well.
The Arena with the following specifications was made on campus
Octagon shape of approximately 120 sq. ft with 3mm thick Polycarbonate on the sides and top. Its base is 1.5 feet off the ground and side of 6 feet polycarbonate resting on 1.5 feet iron sheet.
Our sponsors for the event were Amazech Solutions and IEEE-RAS.
We had a total of 7 teams participate from various institutions:
The winners of the competition were Terror-Bulls from St. Joseph Engineering College Mangalore after putting up an eye-catching performance and a fight full of action, following them the runners up were Triceptr from Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Coimbatore with their enthusiastic spirits. This fun filled performance inspired many students to voluntarily question and interact with the participants. The main objective of this competition was to foster innovation and push boundaries of the club itself and for the enthusiasts to watch and learn, it also invoked sportsmanship among the students. Students also had the opportunity to interact with the team members and understand the working of their combat bot, it helped students gain valuable insights and expand their knowledge. Through this event we were able to spark interest in the audience towards the robotics domain.
Industrial Visit:
An Industrial Visit to Vishnu forge Industries limited (VFIL) was organized by Mrs. Mrudula Prashanth, Assistant Professor, DME on 27th May 2023. A total of 30 students of 4S ME visited the plant. Mrs. Mrudula Prashanth and Dr. Rajeevalochana G chittawadigi , Assistant Professor, DME, accompanied the students for the visit. VFIL manufacture forgings for machine tool and heavy electrical industry and diversified to supply for earth moving, oil exploration and railway traction and wagon industries. The students were split in to 2 batches of 15 each and were allotted two personnel from the company to explain how the factory functions. They were clearly explained about the complete process of forging starting from purchase of raw material, cutting of material from billets, heating using huge furnace, forging process, different quenching techniques rough machining, and heat treatment processes. Apart from this they were also shown the testing processes and quality checking before product is labelled and ready for dispatch. It confirmed their theoretical knowledge and helped them understand the processes very well. Students were happy with the visit and they acknowledged that the visit was very informative and they could easily relate to the theory learnt. Some of the images of the visit are attested here with.
Experiential Learning:
As a part of 19MEE214: Kinematics of Machines course, the fourth semester (S4) students were taken to a park with Fitness Mechanisms on 27th May, 2023(AN). The students were divided into teams of three students and were asked to understand, sketch and analyze the mechanisms found in these fitness equipment. The students measured the important dimensions and were later on asked to prepare virtual model of the mechanism in GeoGebra and also in ADAMS simulation software. Later, in their regular class, they were made to present infront of their course instructor (Dr. Rajeevlochana G. Chittawadigi ) and were evaluated. Mrs. Mrudula Prashanth accompanied students’ activity. The feedback from the student revealed that they enjoyed the activity which helped them in understanding the concepts in a novel way. This methodology aims to be an “Experiential Learning” in pedagogy to improve the teaching and learning outcomes.
SAEINDIA Collegiate Club, ASE Bengaluru
Industrial Visit to TVS Motors
SAEINDIA Collegiate Club, ASE Bangalore has organized industrial visit for final year Mechanical students to TVS Motors Hosur on 8th November 2022. 44 students and two faculty members Mr. Vinod Kotebavi and Mr. Bhanu Prakash S visited the assembly division of the plant.
The students could get an opportunity to learn and clarify the doubts related to the assembly line by actual visualization of the plant and they expressed that it was an enthusiastic learning opportunity for them. Photo of the same is attached herewith.
The SAEINDIA Collegiate Club ASE Bangalore arranged an Industrial visit to Final-year students at TVS Motors, Hosur on 08-11-2022. Fifty students and two faculty members attended the visit.
SAE India Collegiate club, ASE Bengaluru- Club Activities
GKDC (Go Kart Design Challenge)
Workshop:
A Workshop was organized by IRDO in association with ISNEE Motorsports Pvt Ltd. The aim of this workshop was to educate and empower youth through webinars on motorsports innovation, e-mobility, renewable energy, and digitalization. The workshop covered engineering fundamentals, vehicle dynamics, chassis design, aerodynamics, powertrain systems, and safety, combining theory with hands-on exercises to equip participants with skills for designing high-performance go-karts and fostering sustainable technology innovation.
Driver Training Program:
Students( 25 No.s) registered for Go Kart Design Challenge (GKDC) attended the Driver Training Program which was organized by ISNEE Motorsports on January 25th at Hasten Go Karting, Hyderabad which focused on educating drivers about track rules, safety measures, kart handling, and emergency responses. Only drivers who completed this training and received certification were permitted to participate in the main event from February 15–19. The event covered safety briefings, kart control techniques, and hands-on driving sessions to build practical experience and confidence.
Go Kart Design
Challenge is a competition initiated by ISNEE Motorsports to offer students the maximum design flexibility and the freedom to express their creativity and imaginations with few restrictions on the overall kart design. Team Vegam consisting of 25 students of Amrita, Bengaluru participated in a Go Kart completion GKDC (Go Kart Design Challenge) Season 11 conducted by ISNEE Motorsports at Kari Motor Speedway Coimbatore from 15th February to 19th February 2024.
Product Development Hackathon for Inspiring Entrepreneurship
[June 2023]
Mr. Trivikram V (B.Tech EEE Alumnus) was invited to address the students of the department as a part of Divyang-Shakti Hackathon on “Accessibility for the Disabled”. The students were given an overview of the challenges that lie in the product development, especially when the margin of profits are on the lower side. The students also got to demonstrate the products/projects developed by them as a part of Kinematics of Machines course. The following students were awarded prizes in the Hackathon, which may motivate a few of them to take up entrepreneurship.
| I | Syed Azeem V J and
Punya Pavitra Kumar |
Reclining Wheelchair Mechanism |
| II | Ananya Muralidharan,
C G Priya and Goutham P Keeryat |
Gesture Recognition Device |
| III | Varsha Megha V. and
Harshit Sandip Bharambe |
Mechanism to Help Dwarf Persons to Operate Switches |
DATE: 23/01/2021
PARTICIPANTS: Students of ASE-B across all branches and all semesters
VENUE: Microsoft Teams
ABOUT THE EVENT:
The Techanovator is a technical fun event. In this event, the participants had to answer the questions posed to them and earn points based on their responses. The main motto of the event was to create a competitive environment among the young minds. The sessions went on in 3 rounds of which the first and second rounds were a buzzer round and the participants had to be very attentive in these rounds. The first round was called as Auto maniac and the second round was a technical treasure hunt. Third round was based on prototype making and had to bring on their modelling and creative skill cap on them and had to prove themselves to win the title. This session provided them an opportunity to interact with the organizers. Third round was Catapult – Prototype Making, the participants were asked to make the prototype with the limited items specified by the event organisers. They had to submit a video showing the working of prototype, based on the video the event organisers evaluated the model., the participant with the highest score was declared a winner and earned the title “The Techanovator”.
Outcome of the event: The participants gained knowledge about prototype making and they learnt the importance of remembering and understanding the fundamentals of engineeringG. Deepak, of 3rd year Mechanical Engineering scored highest and was declared as Winner of the event.
DATE: 4th to 12th January, 2021.
RESOURCE PERSON: Mr. R. Pramod, Assistant Professor, ASE – Bengaluru
PARTICIPANTS AND NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: Students of ASE-B across all branches and all semesters/ 70 students
VENUE: Microsoft Teams.
ABOUT THE EVENT:
Introduction:
To cater to the need for national development and to prepare corporate ready graduates, Ingenium- The Mechanical Engineering Forum organized a hands-on workshop for B.Tech and M.Tech students on Autodesk Fusion 360 modeling software package from 4th to 12th January, 2021. The course was delivered by Mr. Pramod R., Assistant Professor, Dept. of ME, ASEB. A total of 70 students participated and successfully completed the course through the virtual learning platform, Microsoft Teams.
Objective:
Autodesk Fusion 360 connects CAD, CAM, and CAE in a single cloud-based platform that works on both Mac and PC. The participants will be able to design, validate through simulation, render, animate, program a CNC machine, and create a detailed drawing–all while learning industry skills that span the entire digital manufacturing process. Further, the particpants can create geometry and machining strategies in a fully integrated, easy-to-navigate CAD/CAM platform so they can go from concept to finished part faster than ever.
Outcome:
The course was split into two series where the Series 1 was designed for 20 hours of instruction and demo, practice exercises and certificate of completion. The course content included the following:
On successful completion of the workshop the participants were able to;
Host: – K. Venkatram Srikar, Secretary – Ingenium, 3rd year ME.
Contributors: – Office Bearers of Ingenium.
Venue: – Microsoft Teams.
Date: – 23/01/2021
The Techanovator is a technical fun event which was opened to all branches across all semester students and it is the race for the title Techanovator. Participants were expected to answer the questions posed to them and earn points based on their responses.
The objective of the event was to create a competitive environment in the minds of participants. This session consisted 3 rounds which checked for attentiveness and creativity of students and were named as Auto maniac, Technical Treasure Hunt and Catapult – Prototype Making.
The main motive of the event was to allow the students to prove themselves how competitive they are, to test their hold in technical aspects on the basics of all streams of engineering, attentiveness and interacting ability.
The working of prototype submitted by students were also evaluated along with other two rounds of quiz based on the videos being recorded. At the end, the participant with the highest score was declared a winner and earned the title “The Techanovator”.
The participants gained knowledge about prototype making and they learnt the importance of remembering and understanding the fundamentals of engineering. Participants expressed their happiness with the event and enjoyed the time by gaining knowledge about unfamiliar things.
At the end of session G. Deepak, of 3rd year Mechanical Engineering has scored highest and was declared as Winner of the event.
Photo Gallery:
Host: Mr. Pranav Cherukat, S6 ME.
Speakers:
Venue: – Microsoft Teams.
Date: -15/03/2021
Introduction:
To cater to the need for national development and prepare corporate-ready graduates, the Ingenium – Mechanical Engineering forum, in collaboration with the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Collegiate Club, organized an Inauguration of the National Design Contest for B.tech students all over India.
Mr. Vinod Kotebavi, Mentor – SAE collegiate club, ASE, Bengaluru, and students of the third year Mechanical Engg. were the speakers of the event.
Dr. Nagaraja S. R., Chairman, Department of M. E., provided the support in organizing the program, and Mr. Shashi Kumar M. E., Mentor-Ingenium, facilitated the webinar.
The objective of the event was to provide insight into M.Tech program offered in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, ASE, Bengaluru and to deliver a detailed explanation on the National Design Contest along with the themes that should be chosen for the contest, timelines, rules, and regulations, judgement criteria adopted by the jury for declaring the winner.
Mr. Vinod Kotebavi also highlighted the state of the art facility available in the institute for pursuing M.Tech. in Thermal Science and Energy Systems at ASEB. Mr. Ch.V. N. S. Jaswanth and Mr. Gowtham Sai N., 3rd year M. E. gave clear insight to the students about the contest on explaining each program structure of the competition with detailed examples. This session allowed participants to interact with the organizers and clarify their doubts regarding the contest during Q and A session. At the end of the webinar, participants got a clear insight into the contest themes that should be chosen, timelines, and how this contest will help them apply the theoretical skills for a practical purpose and an opportunity to win cash awards.
On the whole this webinar triggered the student’s interest to participate in the contest and leveling up their designing skills and understanding the physics involved behind each specification of the design.
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Name of the Event: Electrification of Automobile in India.
Date: 10th February, 2021.
Participants: 48 students of ASE-B.
Venue: Online Platform Microsoft Teams.
About the Event:
JIDO, The Industrial Automation Club of Amrita School of Engineering conducted an Invited Talk on “Electrification of Automobile in India” held on the online platform Microsoft Teams on 10th February 2021 for all the students across all disciplines under the mentorship of Mr. Prashanth B. N. The talk attracted students of all branches of ASE-B.
The speaker was Mr. Karthik who was the alumni of ASE-B and is presently working as Project Leader, at Toyota Kirloskar Motor, Bidadi.
Mr. Karthik started off by briefing on automobiles, which gave a deeper insight in to the industrial work culture. He emphasized on hybrid and electric vehicles and how India has to work on to be a better country than it is today. He also mentioned the benefits about electric, hybrid and their drawbacks. India, being a developing nation should consider shifting from fuel to hybrid vehicles was an informative message conveyed than shifting from fuel to electric as per the Governments Notice.
Mr. Karthik explained about the evolution of Electric and hybrid vehicles and the role of sensors in Automobiles. Further, he covered the research activities going on in the field of automobile and conveyed the students how to develop his/her knowledge about the latest technologies used in Automobiles to grab the opportunities that come in their way and also how digital technologies is playing a vital role in automobile sectors.
The main aim of this event is to make students know about present technology used in Automobiles and the technology that will be used in Automobiles in future.
The talk was very interactive that helped the student community clear their doubts. The session ended with a question and answer interactive session between the speaker and students. The students were happy with the session filled with fun learning and interaction.
NAME OF THE EVENT: Guide to Study Abroad
DATE: 20th April, 2021
PARTICIPANTS AND NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 40 students of ASE-B
VENUE: Online Platform Microsoft Teams
JIDO, The Industrial Automation Club of Amrita School of Engineering conducted an Invited Talk on “Guide to Study Abroad” held on the online platform Microsoft Teams on 20th April 2021 for all the students across all disciplines under the mentorship of Mr. Prashanth B. N. The talk attracted students of all branches of ASE-B.
The speaker was Mr. Sachin Pullil who was the alumni of ASE-B and is presently working as Digital Admissions Coach, R & D Development Engineer at Dassault Systems.
Main topics covered in the event was
MS
MBA
PhD
About 40 strong attendees participated in the event and gathered information about pursuing their higher studies abroad. Mr. Sachin Pulil touched upon all the important points and overall gave a holistic and insightful seminar which was understandable by everyone in the talk, right from how to apply to careers post masters were dealt with.
Apart from giving a very insightful seminar he also successfully managed to answer general queries about how to apply for masters abroad.
The students and faculty were more than impressed by the amazing content of the talk.
NAME OF THE EVENT: Webinar on “Computer Vision using Python”
DATE:25th September, 2021
PARTICIPANTS AND NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 55 students of ASE-B
VENUE:Online Platform Microsoft Teams
ABOUT THE EVENT:
The Club organized a webinar on “Computer Vision using Python” held on the online platform Microsoft Teams on 25th September, 2021 for all the students across all disciplines under the mentorship of Mr. Prashanth B. N.
The purpose of the event was to encourage students to formulate their goals and passion in Computer Vision using Python. The workshop was delivered by Mr. Aman Upadyay, Manager, Protrex Technology Private Limited.
Mr. Aman Upadyay started the program with an introduction to computer vision and its definition,followed by where and how python is used in computer vision. He also described about the practical applications of computer vision. Further, Mr. Aman explained about the use of robotics in computer vision technology and how is it helpful in the field of medicine.
About 55 strong attendees participated in the event and gathered information about what is computer vision and its application in day-to-day life. Mr. Aman Upadhyay touched upon all the important points and overall gave a holistic and insightful seminar which was understandable by everyone in the talk, right from,what is computer vision? to,what are its uses and applications?
Apart from giving such an insightful seminar he also successfully managed to answer general queries about how to apply for masters in abroad?The students and faculty were more than impressed by the amazing content of the webinar.
NAME OF THE EVENT: Webinar on “Introduction to Industrial Automation”
DATE: 22th October, 2021
PARTICIPANTS AND NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 25 students of ASE-B
VENUE: Online Platform Microsoft Teams
ABOUT THE EVENT:
The Club organized a webinar on “Introduction to Industrial Automation” held on the online platform Microsoft Teams on 22th October, 2021 for all the students across all disciplines under the mentorship of Mr. Prashanth B. N.
The purpose of the event was to encourage students to formulate their goals and passion in automation.
The event started with explaining about the objective of the event ‘The Industrial Automation’. It was about introducing the world of automation to students by describing about the automation, its uses and applications. The students were able to understand, what does the Automation mean? Later they were introduced to automation with the examples of real-life applications with the help of case studies. Further the students were able to gather the information about the advantages and disadvantages of automation. The presentation was well planned to make an effective and interactive session by adding videos for better understanding. At the end of the event there was a question & answer session where in students were found to be very interactive. Students were enthusiastically attended the session.
NAME OF THE EVENT:Webinar on “Automotive Visualization ”
DATE: 28thDecember, 2021
PARTICIPANTS AND NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 45students of ASE-B
VENUE: Online Platform Microsoft Teams
ABOUT THE EVENT:
JIDO, The Industrial Automation Club of Amrita School of Engineering conducted a Webinar on “Automotive Visualisation” through online platform Microsoft Teams on 28thDecember, 2021 for all the students across all disciplines under the mentorship of Mr. Prashanth B. N. The talk attracted students of all branches especial mechanical engineering students of ASE-B.
The Club Jido and Forge club combined together organized the event and spoke about what is Automotive Visualization and its importance in the industrial areas and its applications.
The Automotive Visualization is a tool that can visualize the configuration of a product/car based on CAD data in real time and in 3D. At the same time, how can huge amounts of data processed based on product data systems in a highly automated way.
With the AV, end customers can be enabled to experience every conceivable configuration of a product/car as realistically as possible, thereby facilitating the purchasing decision.
Also, showed how the 3D model looks and how the industry grade engineers work with the softwares and create all the models to make it more interestingand interactive.
Apart from giving a very insightful seminar students of ASE-B also successfully managed to answer general queries about how to apply for masters abroad.
The students and faculty were awestruck by the wonderful content of the Webinar.
| Ms. Dikshithaa R (8S) | Mr. N Nrusimha Suraj (8S) | Mr. Ganesh Vidwath (8S) |
| Mr. Puvvula Rohith (8S) | Mr. Vishnu M (8S) | Mr. Prasanna Venkatesh (6S) |
| Ms. Sugandhana S (6S) | Mr. Sai Vikas Maram (6S) | Mr. A S D Ganesh (6S) |
| Mr. Devarshi Pandey (6S) | Mr. Raghuram J (6S) | Mr. Jai Singh Kushwaha (6S) |
| Mr. Thejas SS (6S) | Mr. Ch Bhanu Vardhan (6S) | Mr. Coca Sai Vikas (6S) |
| Sl. No. | Student Name | Host and Institute |
| 1 | Jai Singh Kushwah (S4 ME C) | Prof. Subir K. Saha, IIT Delhi |
| 2 | Devarshi Pandey (S4 ME C) | Prof. Subir K. Saha, IIT Delhi |
| 3 | ASD Ganesh (S4 ME A) | Dr. Sandipan Bandyopadhyay, IIT Madras |
| 4 | J Raghu Ram (S4 ME A) | Dr. Sandipan Bandyopadhyay, IIT Madras |
| 5 | Sai Vikas Maram (S4 ME B) | Dr. Suril V. Shah, IIT Jodhpur |
| 6 | K. S. Yashaswi (S4 ME B) | Dr. Suril V. Shah, IIT Jodhpur |
| 7 | Avanthika D (S4 ME A) | Dr. Abhishek Sarkar, IIIT Hyderabad |
| 8 | Gokul P (S4 ME A) | Dr. Abhishek Sarkar, IIIT Hyderabad |
| 9 | Prasanna Venkatesh (S4 ME C) | Dr. Nayan M. Kakoty, Tezpur Univ., Assam |
| 10 | S Sugandhana (S4 ME C) | Dr. Nayan M. Kakoty, Tezpur Univ., Assam |
| 11 | S S Thejas (S4 ME B) | MTAB Engineers Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
EVENT: Educational Visit
DATE: 8th February 2023
PARTICIPANTS: 40 Students of ASE-B
VENUE: HAL Heritage Center and Aerospace Museum
JIDO-The automation club of ASE, Bengaluru and the 6th semester MEE students visited the HAL museum in Bengaluru on the 8th of February 2023, which is dedicated to showcasing the history and achievements of the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), a leading government-owned aerospace and defence company in India. The aim of the visit was to provide students with an insight into the evolution of the Indian aerospace industry. The event was organized by Dr. Prashanth B N mentor of JIDO club and the students were accompanied by Mrs. Mrudula Prashanth and Mr. Raghavendra Ravi Kiran faculty, Department of Mechanical Engineering.
The visit started with a guided tour of the museum, which displayed various aircraft, missiles, and engines developed by HAL over the years. The museum showcased the company’s journey from its inception in 1940 to its present-day status as one of the leading aerospace companies in India. The museum had an impressive collection of aircraft, including the first indigenous fighter aircraft of India, the HF-24 Marut, which was developed in the 1960s. Students also saw various other aircraft such as the HPT-32 Deepak, HJT-36 Sitara, and LCA Tejas, which are currently in service with the Indian Air Force The museum also had a display of missiles, such as the Akash, Astra, and Nag, which were developed by HAL’s missile division. Students were displayed how these missiles were designed and tested to meet the stringent requirements of the Indian Armed Forces. The visit to the HAL museum was an excellent opportunity for the JIDO Executives and 6th semester MEE students to witness the evolution of the Indian aerospace industry. The museum showcased the various aircraft, missiles, and engines developed by HAL, which have contributed to the country’s Defence and Development. It was an inspiring experience to see how HAL has grown and evolved over the years, from its humble beginnings to its present-day status as one of the leading aerospace companies in India.
EVENT: Introduction to Automation and IoT
DATE: 22nd March, 2022
PARTICIPANTS AND NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 30 S2 and S3 Students of all Branches of ASE-B
VENUE: Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore
OUTCOME OF THE EVENT:
JIDO, The Industrial Automation Club of ASE-B organized “Introduction to Automation and IoT” event on 22nd March, 2022 at Amrita School of Engineering, Bengaluru for all the students across all disciplines under the mentorship of Mr. Prashanth B.N. The talk attracted the students of all branches of ASE-B. The main objective of conducting this event is to enhance the knowledge about automation, its uses and applications.
The event started with the Introduction to Automation and IoT and their importance in industrial area and its applications, also describing about a wide range of technologies involved in Automation that reduce human intervention in processes and its usage to increase efficiency, which can boost the quality and helps in increasing safety.
Further the event followed with explaining how Automation and IoT has been changing the industry landscape for manufacturing sectors in large scale and smart sensory data which are used to prevent abnormal breakdowns, requirement analysis, and resource optimization.
Apart from an effective seminar, the general queries were also successfully addressed, such as, how to score in GATE exam and gain jobs in prestigious companies
The students and faculty were enthralled by the content of the seminar.
Industrial Visit to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (H. A. L.) MUSEUM”
DATE : 5 th April 2022
PARTICIPANTS AND NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 6 th Semester Mechanical Students and 56 students
VENUE : HAL Museum, H. A. L. Bengaluru
About the Event
JIDO, The Industrial Automation Club of Amrita School of Engineering, had planned an Industrial visit to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited. It was a one-day trip that all the students of the 6S ME attended. This was arranged under the able guidance of Mr Prashanth B.N , Mentor of the club. Ms. Mrudula Prashanth and Ms. Deepthi Y.P . accompanied the students to the museum. H.A.L. allotted a guide to explain all about it. She explained all the students about the achievements that H. A. L. as a production company has gained all through its existence since the beginning. The MUSEUM showcased all the types of aircraft used by India, be it either in a war situation or for Pilot training sessions.
One of the Officials from the MUSEUM told the History of HAL HF-24 Marut, an Indian fighter bomber aircraft that came into action in the year 1961 and also played a significant role in the Indo-Pak war in the year 1971, also explained about its weakness, that, it wasn’t designed to operate at night times.
Students were also informed about the Light Combat Aircraft (Tejas), the 4th generation, multirole light fighter which has a MACH speed of 2 (2222 kmph). The students could see various fighter aircraft used by INDIAN AIR FORCE (IAF) which are Sukoi-30, MIG-29, MIG-21, HAWK, RAFALE and many more. Students could learn about Surya Kiran Aerobatics teams (SKAT) who demonstrate the piloting skills possessed by INDIAN officials.
Apart from all these, students had an interactive session with the official who answered all their queries. It was indeed a very informative and inspiring visit that kindled the interest amongst students in aircraft designing, manufacturing and above all awakened the pride for the country and the soldiers of the nation
EVENT: Use of Industry 4.0 in Education
DATE: 31st August, 2023
PARTICIPANTS AND NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 137 Students of all Branches of ASE-B
VENUE: Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore
About the Event
JIDO, The Industrial Automation Club of ASE-B organized “ Use of Industry 4.0 in Education ” event on 31st August, 2023 at Amrita School of Engineering, Bengaluru for all the students across all disciplines under the mentorship of Dr. Prashanth B.N. The talk attracted the students of all branches of ASE-B. The main objective of conducting this event is to enhance the knowledge about Industry 4.0, its uses and applications.
The purpose of the event was to achieve a sense of awareness on the present updates and impacts of the present-day automation to all the attendees, in terms of automation and the 4th Industrial Revolution. By gaining intel on this topic, by the end of the seminar, attendees should be able to understand the History, Evolution, Trends and Applications of automation in modern day, and how an engineer can contribute to it . Dr. Bharath V.G ., Competent Person, Vessels Engineers , the guest speaker had touched down all such points and gone beyond by explaining things in relatable details to all the students present there. He also elaborated on the applications of automations by specifically emphasizing on Big Data Analysis, Autonomous Robots, VR and AR, System Integration, Industrial IOT, Cyber security and Cloud computing. He had also provided a list of simulation software that could be useful to work in the above-mentioned fields. He had also spoken about necessary topics like Need for Digital Technology, Student Talent Management, and Importance of Emotional Intelligence, for students to understand the importance of soft skills, emotional quotient, and research before selecting one field as profession. In the end, he generally talked upon the need to learn Graphology, as it could benefit in professional aspects.
The event was successfully carried out even with unexpected high numbers of attendees. It created a sense of awareness amongst the students and had given them a knowledge and opportunities in the present trends of technology, specific to Automation Industry.
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