Objective: A premier paper presentation event for technical research.
Format: Present your findings on mechanical or interdisciplinary topics.
Guidelines:
• Max 2 authors per paper.
• 8 mins presentation + 2 mins Q&A.
• Bring PPT in a pendrive.
Objective: Visual communication of engineering concepts.
Format: Design a technical poster explaining a mechanism or technology.
Guidelines:
• Standard A1 size posters.
• Must be legible from a distance.
• Judged on design and technical accuracy.
The Challenge: A fast-paced hackathon for creative engineering solutions.
How it Works:
• Phase 1: Identify a problem and develop a solution.
• Phase 2: Pitch the feasibility and cost-impact to judges.
Guidelines:
• Digital slides and 3D simulations are encouraged.
• Focus on innovation and market viability.
Objective: Innovation through sustainability.
What to do: Build a working mechanism using only scrap materials.
Guidelines:
• 100% of materials must be waste.
• Demonstrate functional utility.
• Judged on creativity.
Objective: Test CAD modeling speed and precision.
What to do: Recreate a 2D drawing in 3D software within time limits.
Guidelines:
• Software provided at venue.
• Based on dimensional accuracy.
• Time efficiency is key.
Objective: Technical treasure hunt for mechanical engineers.
What to do: Solve engineering riddles to find hidden clues.
Guidelines:
• Team size: 4 members must.
• Mobile phones strictly prohibited.
• First team back wins.
Objective: Rapid Prototyping and 3D Printing.
Format: Optimize designs for additive manufacturing.
Guidelines:
• Knowledge of STL and slicing required.
• Judged on weight-to-strength optimization.
Objective: Exhibit working engineering solutions.
What to do: Demonstrate your major/mini working prototypes.
Guidelines:
• Working condition is mandatory.
• Must submit a project abstract.
• Judged on industrial impact.