February 2019 saw a rather impressive display of technology and knowledge by the full-time students of the 2017 batch of Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences.
I went to the exhibition at the Dwaraka auditorium expecting to see some simple projects by the technical teams, but was surprised to see the dental, MBA, pharma students, product design students and many more batches presenting their projects.
Here are some of them:
What was surprising was that projects were interdisciplinary. The dental students were creating robots, the civil engineering students were doing image processing, electronics students were using machine learning to assess models. The blade-guard innovator even applied for a patent.
I went to the exhibition at the Dwaraka auditorium expecting to see some simple projects by the technical teams, but was surprised to see the dental, MBA, pharma students, product design students and many more batches presenting their projects.
Here are some of them:
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| Meant to be a flying machine |
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| Pothole counter using ultrasonic and image sensors |
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| Wind tunnel to check forces on bridge |
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| Building work completion tracker |
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| Water filter |
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| Component sorter |
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| Another component sorter |
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| A low energy EV motor (as I remember) |
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| A blood glucose checker using IR |
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| Helping satellites communicate using laser |
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| Device that uses touch, sound and visual inputs to help people communicate with the visually impaired and the hearing impaired |
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| Cricket player performance predictor based on past data |
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| Software tool to select the best model for a particular algorithm, using residual errors |
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| Convolutional Neural Network to identify scenery and concoct a story based on it |
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| Some capabilities of the techno center |
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| Study on organ donation awareness in Bangalore |
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| IR robot to pick up difficult-to-locate dental tools fallen on floor |
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| Assessment of impacted third molars |
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| Restraining seat design for children |
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| Good brushing habits teaching aid for visually impaired children |
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| Study on leveraging e-commerce for farming |
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| Skill India impact assessment |
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| Study on effectiveness of water kiosks in Bangalore |
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| Study on opportunities for the transgender population |
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| An electric vehicle |
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| Crowd structure interaction on pedestrian bridge |
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| Modern design for an old bike model |
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| Foldable stall design |
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| Mechanized coconut husk remover |
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| Automatic vehicle classification for highway monitoring |
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| Blade guard to safely load and unload surgical scalpel |
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| Directly compressible excepients for drug delivery |
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| Mandibular retractor and fracture reduction forceps |
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| Piezoelectric transducers to generate electricity from treadmill |
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| Semi-automatic plastering machine |
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| IoT based headcount monitoring system for buildings |
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| Single row paddy reaper |
What was surprising was that projects were interdisciplinary. The dental students were creating robots, the civil engineering students were doing image processing, electronics students were using machine learning to assess models. The blade-guard innovator even applied for a patent.
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