About EMBEDDED IOT
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Aswin
Student Incharge: Ashraf | Santosh Kumar
Embedded IOT is a technical body of Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering. Internet of Things (IoT) is another worldview that has changed the conventional method of living into an innovative way of life. Smart city, smart homes, contamination control, energy saving, keen transportation, brilliant enterprises are such changes because of IoT. A ton of critical exploration studies and examinations have been done to improve the innovation through IoT. Notwithstanding, there are still a ton of difficulties and issues that should be addressed to accomplish the maximum capacity of IoT. These difficulties and issues should be considered from different parts of IoT like applications, challenges, empowering advancements, social and natural effects and so on. This is the objective of the club. Here in this club different IoT solutions are solved with group work giving a particular task according to application. This club welcomes every person whether a faculty or Students are welcome. The work you have learned here will enhance your future. The solutions are covering using Advanced Microcontrollers like 32bit,16bit and 8bit with internet Connectivity.
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About NI LABVIEW
Faculty Incharge:Dr.Sujatha
Student Incharge:Srinivas | Snehith
NI LabVIEW Centre of Excellence (KLEF NI COE) in the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, is equipped with one crore worth NI hardware that includes application based measurement specific modules (myDAQ,cDAQ,myRIO,cRIO), protocol support FPGA-enabled hardware, and options for industrial , and rugged locations campus licensed LabVIEW software and data acquisition with real time sensors for automation. Our KLEF NI COE has been awarded as the Best Graphical system Design. More than 300 faculty and 5000 students have been trained and certified in LabVIEW. KLEF NI COE runs a NI Technical Club which organizes various training for students and faculty such as CLAD, CLD, NI hardware, State and National level Project Competitions, Workshops and other technical events.
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About ROBOTRONICS
Faculty Incharge:Dr. S. Rooban
Student Incharge:DURGARAJU KANAKA HARSHITA | YAMPALA BHUVANESH
About Robotronics is a technical body of Department of Electronics and Communication, it typically serves as a hub for students interested in robotics, providing a platform for learning, collaboration, and hands-on experience in the field of robotics and automation. The club organize workshops, training sessions, and seminars to help members develop their technical skills in robotics. These sessions cover topics such as programming, electronics, control systems, and mechanical design. One of the central activities of a robotic club is the initiation and completion of hands-on projects. These projects can range from building small robotic prototypes to participating in larger-scale competitions. Members collaborate on design, construction, and programming, gaining practical experience in the process. Many robotic club members participate in local, national, and international robotics competitions. These events challenge members to apply their skills in a competitive setting, fostering teamwork and innovation.
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About Always@VLSI
Faculty Incharge:Dr. S. Vamsee Krishna
Student Incharge:Mr. M. Koushik, Ms Ch. Sandhya
Always@VLSI is a technical body of Electronics and Communication Engineering. Very large-scale integration (VLSI) is a technology where we work to integrate billions of transistors on a single chip for a specified functionality. VLSI is about designing and manufacturing integrated circuits for multi-disciplinary domains. Here we design innovative modules of VLSI Integrated circuits for target specifications. This club provide the Extensive knowledge on VLSI design and create productive environment among the students. As a part of the club, we work together to design and develop VLSI solutions using EDA tools available like cadence, XILINX and various FPGA boards available in the VLSI design Lab. It helps to learn new techniques of designing and increase curiosity of knowledge on core field. The students of ECE and other interested students from other branches who want to build his/her carrier in VLSI Field provide enormous support in their learning path.
About TEach-A-Machine
The TEach-A-Machine (TEAM) Technical Club at the university is a dynamic hub of innovation, learning, and collaboration, dedicated to exploring the realms of machine learning, artificial intelligence, and related technical fields. As technology continues to advance at an unprecedented pace, it becomes increasingly crucial to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate this evolving landscape. Our club serves as a platform for students to delve into the intricacies of machine learning algorithms, programming languages, and cutting-edge technologies, fostering a community of passionate individuals driven by curiosity and a thirst for knowledge.
At TEach-A-Machine, we believe in a hands-on approach to learning. Through workshops, coding sessions, and practical projects, members have the opportunity to gain valuable experience in applying theoretical concepts to real-world problems. Whether it's developing predictive models, designing neural networks, or exploring deep learning frameworks, our club provides a supportive environment where students can experiment, innovate, and grow as aspiring technologists.
Moreover, collaboration lies at the heart of our club's ethos. We encourage interdisciplinary cooperation, welcoming students from diverse academic backgrounds to contribute their unique perspectives and expertise. By fostering cross-disciplinary partnerships, we aim to broaden our understanding of machine learning and its potential applications across various fields.
In addition to our regular meetings and workshops, TEach-A-Machine hosts guest lectures by industry professionals and academic experts, offering insights into the latest trends and developments in the field. These events not only inspire and motivate our members but also provide invaluable networking opportunities, connecting students with mentors and potential collaborators in the tech industry.
Furthermore, the club actively participates in hackathons, competitions, and research projects, allowing members to showcase their skills and creativity on a larger stage. Whether it's developing innovative solutions to societal challenges or pushing the boundaries of AI technology, TEach-A-Machine empowers students to make a meaningful impact through their work.
FACULTY INCHARGES:DR.E.KIRAN KUMAR / DR. P V V KISHORE
STUDENT INCHARGES:2100040024-MOKKARALA HARI GOVINDA SUBHANG /2100040087-PINJARI ABBAS ALI / 2100040369-PRASANTH KUMAR THAMMAREDDY
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