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Achievements 2023-2024

Student Achievements

Outstanding Achievement at “SAMAGRA – The Project Expo”

 The project “NeuroNav Chair” ,by final year students of ECE (2020-24’ Batch) showcasing innovative design and technological prowess, has rightfully earned the title of the Winner at SAMAGRA – The Project Expo held at Adi Shankara Institute of Technology on March 1st, 2024.The project team consists of  Akash K.S, Akshay.K,KrishnaPriya C Nair and Athulya .K.Saju. The team was mentored by Dr.Deepa Elizabeth George and Asst.Prof Sajitha K.S.

The “Med Drone” project, developed by our final year RA (2020-24 batch ) student  team  comprising of Justin Joe, Anfil Shajo, Amal Prakash of final year Robotics and Automation under the guidance of  Dr. Georgina Binoy Joseph, has secured the Second Runner Up at the same competition. This recognition highlights the team’s dedication, ingenuity, and commitment to excellence in the field of Robotics and Automation.

Faculty Achievement

Assistant Professor Deepa Mary Varghese, received an appreciation award from the IETE Kochi Centre in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the activities of the Toc H IETE Students Forum.

Student Projects @ Keraleeyam 2023 

The projects “SkySentinel” developed by final-year students of Robotics and Automation, and “NeuroNav Chair” developed by final-year students of Electronics and Communication Engineering , were selected for presentation at the KTU stall during Keraleeyam 2023 at Thiruvananthapuram from November 1st to November 7th, 2023.

The team “SkySentinel” includes Akshay Kannan, Basil Shaju, Devkrishna TR, and Miqudad RF, under the guidance of Assistant Professor Hashfi KH and  “NeuroNav Chair” project team includes Akshay K, Athulya K Saju, Akash KS, and Krishnapriya Nair, guided by Dr. Deepa Elizabeth George, HoD ECE, and Assistant Professor Sajitha KS.

Achievements 2022-23

COLLABORATIVE STUDENT PROJECT AT ACARR, CUSAT

As a part of the MOU with ACARR, CUSAT, two student batches from ECE(2019-23) admission were offered projects in the RF and Antenna Design wing of CUSAT.One of the project was to design of Microstrip Patch Antenna for the Analysis of Sugar Contaminants in blood, whereas the other was designing a Meander Line Patch Antenna for establishing communication with  the Pilot and Air Traffic Controller. The latter one was communicated in the 2023 4th  International Conference for Emerging Technology (INCET), Belgaum India.

The former batch was led by Dr. Deepa Elizabeth George and Asst. Prof. Dhanya.R from the department as well as Mr. Sarath Krishna and Rejoy from ACARR. Student members were Anna Bobby, Praveen Ratnakumar, Natasha Shafi, and Adwaith.S. The latter batch, which included the students Shilpa Sassi, Sreelekshmi, and DevaNarayanan, received internal support from Assistant Professor Nisanth Krishnan and Assistant Professor Annie Paul, as well as external guidance from the same ACARR supervisors.

Department Achievements 2023

Funding from Jilla Panchayath  under Seed Support Scheme for Innovative Product Development

The Project Offshore Communication & Tracking System received a funding of Rs 29000/- from from Jilla Panchayath under Seed Support -Local Economic Development Scheme for Innovative Product Development.

OCTS makes use of a variety of cutting-edge technologies to improve fishing safety. The system makes use of GPS to provide accurate location tracking for fishing vessels using latitude and longitude analysis. The fishermen can access their precise location to know the real-time weather reports and avoid unintentional border crossings. The location and the weather reports can be viewed by the fishermen in the display provided in the device. By providing real-time alerts and updates on weather conditions, communication with the mainland and nearby vessels, and potential border risks, OCTS improves the overall safety of fishermen. By establishing two-way communication between the fishing boats and the mainland through a high- frequency radio wave device called Lo-Ra, OCTS enables fishermen to stay in touch and call for help when necessary. Additionally, the system includes SOS communication features, enabling instant distress signals in situations of emergency. By forming a communication network, the fishermen can support and help one another when needed within a limited area with nearby sea vessels. OCTS uses solar energy as its power source because it is environmentally sustainable and cost-effective.

Faculty Achievements:

Resource Person at   PSN Institute of Technology and Science, Tirunelveli Tamil Nadu.

Dr. Deepa Elizabeth George, Vice Principal and Head of the Department of Electronics, TIST was the Chief guest on the second day of the 2nd International Conference on “Emerging Trends in Materials Energy, Electronics and Information- ICETMEEI-2023” organized on the 20th and 21st April 2023 at PSN Institute of Technology and Science, Tirunelveli Tamil Nadu. She took a session on “Multi-Sensor data fusion for autonomous systems” at the conference.