Yukthi

Overview:

Srinivas Institute of Technology has initiated the YUKTI Cell to foster a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship within the institution. The YUKTI Cell aims to achieve several key objectives, including building a repository of ideas, innovations, and startups emerging from academic settings, thereby providing a centralized platform for knowledge and innovation sharing. It offers support to these innovations through mentorship, grants, and valuable connections to investors, incubation units, and knowledge agencies, helping startups grow and succeed. The YUKTI Cell also plays a crucial role in identifying bottlenecks within the innovation ecosystem, thus assisting the government in formulating effective policies. Additionally, it facilitates the sharing of information about incubated startups and showcases a database of technologies and innovations to attract potential investors, thereby promoting and strengthening the innovation landscape at Srinivas Institute of Technology.

Objectives of YUKTI Cell

• - Building a repository: Creating a repository of ideas, innovations, and startups from academic institutions.
• - Supporting innovations: Providing support to innovations through mentorship, grants, and connections with investors, incubation units, and knowledge agencies.
• - Fostering innovation: Encouraging a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship in academic institutions.
• - Identifying bottlenecks: Assisting the government in identifying bottlenecks and formulating policies.
• - Sharing information: Sharing information about incubated startups in higher education institutions.
• - Showcase database: Showcasing the database of technologies and innovations to potential investors

List of Events Organised under Yukthi

1: Report on Innovation Competition Conducted by SIT Incubation Center and Yukthi Cell
Date: February 24, 2023
Introduction:
The SIT Incubation Center and Yukthi Cell, under the aegis of the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), successfully conducted an Innovation Competition on February 23, 2023. This competition provided a platform for students to showcase their innovative ideas and problem-solving skills.
Event Details:
The competition centered around two key themes:
• Start-up Ecosystem: Encouraging students to develop innovative solutions and business models for a thriving entrepreneurial environment.
• Pollution Prevention & Control: Addressing the critical issue of pollution through creative and sustainable solutions.
Thirteen students enthusiastically participated in the competition, presenting their unique ideas and solutions aligned with the given themes.
Judging and Coordination:
The evaluation of student presentations was conducted in a session held at the SIT Innovation Club. The judging panel comprised:
• Dr. Rajesh D S (CSE Department)
• Dr. Rajesh (AE Department)
Their expertise and insights provided valuable feedback to the participants.
The overall coordination of the program was expertly managed by Prof. Chandra Jogi.

2: Report on Demo Day and Startup Competition - August 16, 2023
Date: August 17, 2023
Introduction:
The Yukthi Cell and Innovation Ambassadors, functioning under the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), successfully organized a Demo Day and Startup Competition on August 16, 2023. This event provided a platform for students to showcase their innovative prototype models and entrepreneurial ideas.
Event Highlights:
• Demo Day: Students from various departments presented working prototypes demonstrating their innovative solutions. This provided a hands-on experience and allowed for practical evaluation of their projects.
• Startup Competition: Teams pitched their startup ideas, highlighting their potential impact and market viability. This fostered a spirit of entrepreneurship and encouraged students to think beyond conventional solutions.
Participation and Judging:
A total of four teams participated in the event, showcasing a diverse range of innovative prototypes. The demonstrations and presentations were held at the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
The judging panel consisted of experienced faculty members from the same department:
• Prof. Lokesha B
• Prof. Ganapathi Sharma
Their expertise in the field provided valuable feedback and guidance to the participating teams.
Coordination:
The entire program was effectively coordinated by Prof. Chandra Jogi, Yukthi Cell Coordinator from the Department of Marine Engineering.

3: Report on DEATHON 2023: IDEATHON Competition
Submitted by: Yukthi Cell and Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: November 8, 2023
Introduction:
Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore, in collaboration with the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC) and Yukthi Cell, successfully organized DEATHON 2023, an IDEATHON competition, on November 6-7, 2023. This event aimed to identify and encourage innovative ideas among final-year students across various departments.
Day 1: Department-wise Idea Presentations (November 6, 2023)
The first day of the competition witnessed department-specific idea presentations. Here's a summary of the key highlights:
• Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AIML):

• o Judges: Prof. Sudarshan (Head of ISE Dept.) and Prof. Atmaranjan K (Associate Professor, ISE Dept.)
• o Winning Idea: "Ship Detection using SAR and CCN" by Mr. Jibin & team
• o Coordinators: Prof. Daya Naik and Mr. Nivin K S

• Department of Information Science & Engineering (ISE):

• o Judges: Prof. Daya Naik (Associate Professor, AIML Dept.) and Prof. Nivin (Assistant Professor, AIML Dept.)
• o Winning Idea: "Track Vision – Real Time Obstruction Tracking and Pedestrian Alert System" by Mr. Yajnesh & team
• o Coordinator: Prof. Athmaranjan K

• Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE):

• o Judges: Dr. Soorya Krishna K (HOD, ECE Dept.) and Mr. Sathish Kumar K (Associate Professor, ECE Dept.)
• o Present during Evaluation: Mrs. Sahana Girish Kundar (Assistant Professor and Project Coordinator, ECE Dept.) and Mrs. Flavita Pinto (Assistant Professor and Yukthi Cell Coordinator, ECE Dept.)
• o Two standout projects were qualified.

Day 2: Final Round and Prize Distribution (November 7, 2023)

The final round of the competition involved students from nine departments. A total of ten teams were awarded prizes for their innovative ideas and presentations.

4. Report on ROOLATHON: 24-Hour National Level Hackathon
Date: December 23, 2023
Introduction:
The Srinivas Institute Of Technology, Mangalore, in collaboration with Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC), EDP, and Yukthi Cell, successfully hosted ROOLATHON, a 24-hour National Level Hackathon, on December 21-22, 2023. This report summarizes the key highlights of the event, including the valedictory function and the winning teams.
Valedictory Function:
The valedictory function for ROOLATHON took place on December 22, 2023, at 2:00 PM. The event was graced by the presence of esteemed dignitaries:
• Principal: Dr. Shrinivasa Mayya D
• Chief Guest: Mr. Mohammed Raees
• Guest of Honor: Ms. Raksha
Their presence and inspiring words added significance to the event and motivated the participating students.
Competition Results:
The hackathon featured two distinct categories: Company Theme and Open Theme. The following teams emerged victorious:
Company Theme Competition:
• First Place: Team RUDRA (Sahyadri College of Engineering)
• Second Place: Team AIKYAM (Srinivas Institute of Technology)
• Third Place (Tie):

• o Team NUMEROMAUTS (Mangalore Institute of Technology)
• o Team HACK’N HAWKINS (Bearys Institute of Technology)

Open Theme Competition:
• First Place: Team COSMOS (Sahyadri College of Engineering)
• Second Place: Team CODECRUNCH (N.M.A.M. Institute of Technology)
• Third Place: Team 4I’S (Shri MadhwaVadiraja Institute of Technology)
Organization and Acknowledgements:
The entire event was meticulously organized and executed under the leadership of Prof. Shailesh Shetty. The Yukthi Cell extends its sincere gratitude to him for his dedication and tireless efforts. The Vote of Thanks was delivered by Mr. Ritik Ranjan, acknowledging the contributions of all participants, sponsors, and volunteers who made ROOLATHON a resounding success.

5. Report on Prototype Demo Presentation - 2024 by the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering in Association with Yukthi Cell
Submitted by: Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering & Yukthi Cell, Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: February 17, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (E&EE), in collaboration with the Yukthi Cell under the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), successfully organized a Prototype Demo Presentation on February 16, 2024, at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore. This event showcased the innovative prototypes developed by final-year students of the E&EE department.
Event Highlights:
Two teams of final-year E&EE students presented their innovative prototypes:
• Team 1: Humanoid Robot for Household Assistance

• o Members: Mr. Akash, Mr. Alistair Jonathan Pinto, Ms. Chaithanya, Mr. Dhanush K, Mr. Franil Rohan Crasta, Mr. Sagar Charodi, and Ms. Sumana.
• o Presented a prototype humanoid robot designed for household assistance, featuring object recognition, voice commands, and mobility.
• o Highlighted the technical aspects, including sensors, programming languages, and future enhancements.
• o Conducted a live demonstration of the robot's capabilities.

• Team 2: Electric Vehicle (EV) Cycle

• o Members: Mr. Arjun A, Mr. K Charan Rai, Mr. RoysonFernandis, Mr. Thilak, Mr. Thushar S N, and Mr. D N V L Ramsundaram.
• o Presented a prototype EV cycle focusing on sustainable transportation solutions and reducing carbon emissions.
• o Provided a detailed analysis of the components and design, emphasizing battery capacity, motor efficiency, and charging infrastructure.
• o Highlighted the advantages of EV cycles over conventional bicycles.
• o Conducted a demonstration showcasing the prototype's performance, including speed, range, and ease of use.

Guidance and Coordination:

• Prof. Lokesha B (HoD, E&EE Department): Guided the teams throughout the prototype development process.
• Prof. Harshith K (Assistant Professor, E&EE Department): Coordinated the entire event.

6. Report on Poster Presentation Event 2K24 by the Department of Aeronautical & Automobile Engineering in Association with Yukthi Cell
Submitted by: Department of Aeronautical & Automobile Engineering & Yukthi Cell, Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: March 1, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of Aeronautical and Automobile Engineering, in collaboration with the Yukthi Cell under the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), successfully organized a Poster Presentation Event on February 28, 2024, at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore. This event aimed to identify and encourage innovative ideas among pre-final year students of the department.
Event Highlights:
Students showcased a wide range of innovative project ideas through posters, covering various areas within aeronautical and automobile engineering:
• Space Debris Remover: Exploring solutions for mitigating the growing problem of space debris.
• Hovercraft: Presenting innovative designs and applications for hovercraft technology.
• Development of Zero-Emission Hydrogen Powered Aircrafts: Investigating sustainable aviation solutions using hydrogen as a fuel source.
• Introduction to Propeller Analysis and Noise Reduction: Examining methods for optimizing propeller design and reducing noise pollution.
• Ionic Plasma Thruster: Exploring advanced propulsion systems for spacecraft.
Judging and Coordination:
• Prof. Dr. Lokesh K S (Assistant Professor, Aeronautical Engineering Department): Served as a judge for the event, providing valuable feedback to the students.
• Prof. Girish A R (Assistant Professor, Automobile Engineering Department): Served as a judge for the event, providing valuable feedback to the students.
• Prof. Dr. Rajesh (Assistant Professor, Aeronautical Engineering Department): Coordinated the entire event.

7. Report on Poster Design Competition: Marine Pollution - February 20, 2024
Date: February 21, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of Marine Engineering, in collaboration with the Yukthi Cell, successfully organized a poster design competition on February 20, 2024, at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore. The competition focused on the critical theme of Marine Pollution, aiming to raise awareness and encourage creative solutions among students.
Event Highlights: • Target Audience: 5th semester students of the Department of Marine Engineering.
• Theme: Marine Pollution, a pressing environmental concern.
• Attendees: Participating 5th semester students, observing 3rd semester students, and faculty members.
• Distinguished Guests: Prof. Vivek V Kumar and Prof. Nithin Joshuva (Yukthi Cell Coordinators).
Impact and Outcomes:
The competition served as a valuable platform for students to:
• Showcase Design Skills: Students demonstrated their creativity and design abilities through visually engaging posters.
• Enhance Knowledge: The competition encouraged in-depth research and understanding of marine pollution issues.
• Raise Awareness: The event effectively raised awareness about the detrimental effects of marine pollution among students and faculty.
• Spark Discussions: The posters stimulated discussions and potential solutions for combating marine pollution.
• Inspire Future Action: The competition served as a catalyst for inspiring future action and initiatives to address this critical environmental challenge.

8. Report on AI & ML Poster Presentation 2024
Submitted by: Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AIML), Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: February 14, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AIML), in association with the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC) and Yukthi Cell, successfully organized a poster presentation competition on February 13, 2024, at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore. This event showcased the innovative project work of final-year students in the AIML department.
Event Highlights:
Final-year project teams from the AIML department presented posters on a diverse range of topics, demonstrating their understanding and application of artificial intelligence and machine learning principles. Key project areas included:
• Ship Detection using SAR and CNN: Utilizing Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) for ship detection.
• Detection of Rotten Fruits using Image Processing: Applying image processing techniques to identify and classify rotten fruits.
• Skin Disease Detection using CNN: Employing CNNs for the detection and classification of skin diseases.
• Baravu-Tulu Lipi Identification: Developing a system for the identification of Baravu-Tulu script.
• AI-enabled Smart Health System for Remote Patient Monitoring and Preventive Care: Designing an intelligent healthcare system for remote patient monitoring and preventive care using AI.
The posters effectively highlighted the methodologies employed, advantages, and potential limitations of each proposed project.
Coordination:
Mrs. Daya Naik, Assistant Professor in the AIML department, coordinated the entire event.

9. Report on IS&E Poster Presentation 2024
Submitted by: Department of Information Science & Engineering (ISE) & Yukthi Cell, Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: February 14, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of Information Science & Engineering (ISE), in collaboration with the Yukthi Cell under the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), successfully organized a Poster Presentation event on February 13, 2024, at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore. This event provided a platform for final-year ISE students to showcase their innovative project ideas and research work.
Event Highlights:
Final-year students from the ISE department presented a diverse range of project ideas through posters, highlighting their creativity and technical skills. The posters effectively conveyed the project objectives, methodologies, and potential impact of their proposed solutions.
Judging and Coordination:
• Prof. Sowmya (Assistant Professor, ISE Department): Served as a judge for the event, providing valuable feedback and insights to the students.
• Prof. Shreekshitha (Assistant Professor, ISE Department): Served as a judge for the event, providing valuable feedback and insights to the students.
• Prof. Athmaranjan K (Associate Professor, ISE Department): Coordinated the entire event, ensuring its smooth execution.

10. Report on Logo Design Competition Organized by Department of MCA - April 26, 2024
Submitted by: Department of MCA & Yukti Cell, Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: April 27, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of MCA, under the guidance of HOD Shashidhar Kini, organized a Yukti Cell event on April 26, 2024, at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore. This event focused on a Logo Design Competition, aiming to inspire creativity and innovation among students.
Event Highlights:
• Focus: The competition challenged students to design logos for three key initiatives:

• o AICTE iCube Innovation Council
• o INDOVATION HUB
• o YUKTI Innovation and IPR Repository

• Instructions: Students received clear guidelines and information about the goals and objectives of each initiative to inform their design process.
• Creativity and Innovation: Students showcased their creativity and innovative thinking through their logo designs, effectively representing the essence of each initiative.
• Presentation and Explanation: Participants presented their logos and provided clear explanations of the design choices and symbolism incorporated into their work.
• Leadership and Guidance: HOD Shashidhar Kini provided guidance and support throughout the event, ensuring its successful execution.
Impact and Outcomes:
The Logo Design Competition successfully:
• Inspired Creativity: The event stimulated creativity among students, encouraging them to think outside the box and develop visually compelling logos.
• Promoted Innovation: The competition fostered a spirit of innovation, challenging students to create designs that effectively represented the core values of each initiative.
• Enhanced Design Skills: Students had the opportunity to hone their design skills and apply them to a practical, real-world scenario.
• Fostered Collaboration: The event encouraged collaboration and discussion among students as they shared their ideas and design processes.

11. Report on Business Plan and Logo Competition 2024 - Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering - May 2, 2024
Submitted by: Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering & Yukthi Cell, Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: May 3, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (E&EE), in collaboration with the Yukthi Cell under the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), successfully organized a Business Plan and Logo Competition on May 2, 2024, at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore. This event provided a platform for second-year E&EE students to showcase their entrepreneurial skills and creativity.
Event Highlights:
• Participation: Five teams of second-year E&EE students presented their comprehensive business plans, each accompanied by a visually appealing logo.
• Business Plan Presentations: Students demonstrated their understanding of market analysis, financial planning, and overall business strategy through well-structured presentations.
• Logo Design: The logos designed by the teams effectively represented the essence of their respective business ideas, showcasing their creativity and design thinking.
• Evaluation and Feedback: Prof. Ganapathi Sharma K and Prof. Shreemara P evaluated the business plans and logos, providing valuable feedback and guidance to the students.
• Leadership and Coordination: Prof. Lokesha B, Head of the E&EE Department, commended the students for their efforts, and Prof. Harshith K from the E&EE Department provided guidance and coordinated the event.
Impact and Outcomes:
The Business Plan and Logo Competition successfully:
• Fostered Entrepreneurship: The event encouraged students to develop their entrepreneurial skills and explore innovative business ideas.
• Enhanced Business Acumen: Participants gained valuable experience in developing comprehensive business plans and understanding the key elements of a successful venture.
• Promoted Creativity: The logo design component of the competition allowed students to showcase their creativity and design thinking.
• Provided Mentorship: The evaluation and feedback provided by the faculty judges offered valuable guidance for further development and refinement of the business plans and logos.

12. Report on Innovation and Design Thinking Workshop - Department of Marine Engineering - May 24, 2024
Submitted by: Department of Marine Engineering, Yukthi Cell, & Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: May 25, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of Marine Engineering, in association with the Yukthi Cell and the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), successfully conducted an Innovation and Design Thinking Workshop on May 24, 2024, at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore. This workshop aimed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge required for developing innovative projects.
Event Highlights:
• Workshop Leader: Prof. Vivek Vijay Kumar expertly led the workshop, guiding students through the principles of innovation and design thinking.
• Focus Areas: The workshop focused on key aspects of project development, including:

• o Fostering innovative thinking
• o Developing prototype ideas
• o Conducting patent searches
• o Performing literature reviews

• Participation: Six enthusiastic teams actively participated in the workshop, demonstrating a keen interest in enhancing their innovation and project development skills.
• Activities: Students engaged in various activities designed to boost their creativity and problem-solving abilities.
• Project Presentations: The workshop culminated with each team presenting their project ideas, which were then evaluated and graded for further development.
• IIC Compliance: The workshop was categorized under the L-3 and L4 programs as per IIC requirements, ensuring alignment with the institution's innovation goals.
Impact and Outcomes:
The Innovation and Design Thinking Workshop successfully:
• Enhanced Innovation Skills: Students gained valuable insights into the principles of innovation and design thinking, equipping them with the tools to approach problem-solving creatively.
• Developed Project Development Skills: Participants learned practical skills in developing prototype ideas, conducting patent searches, and performing literature reviews, essential for successful project execution.
• Fostered Collaboration: The workshop encouraged teamwork and collaboration among students as they worked together to develop and present their project ideas.
• Promoted a Culture of Innovation: The event contributed to promoting a culture of innovation within the Department of Marine Engineering.

13. Report on Logo Design Contest & Business Plan Event - Department of Marine Engineering - April 26, 2024
Submitted by: Department of Marine Engineering & Yukti Cell, Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: April 27, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of Marine Engineering, in collaboration with the Yukti Cell of Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore, successfully organized a Logo Design Contest & Business Plan Event on April 26, 2024. This AICTE-supported initiative aimed to foster creativity and entrepreneurial thinking among Marine Engineering students.
Event Highlights:
• Leadership and Support:

• o Dr. Shrinivasa Maya D (Principal, Srinivas Institute of Technology)
• o Dr. Ramakrishna N Hegde (Convener, IIC)
• o Dr. Lokesh V (Head, Department of Marine Engineering)

• Judges:

• o Prof. Vivek Vijay Kumar (Yukti Cell)
• o Prof. Nitin Joshuva (Yukti Cell)

• Target Audience: Marine Engineering students of Srinivas Institute of Technology.
• Enthusiastic Participation: The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, showcasing a wide array of innovative logo designs and business plans.
• Selection and Recognition: The best logos were selected and published, and the best business plans were also awarded, recognizing the students' creativity and entrepreneurial spirit.
Impact and Outcomes:
The Logo Design Contest & Business Plan Event successfully:
• Promoted Creativity: The event encouraged students to think creatively and develop visually appealing logos that effectively represented specific concepts or ideas.
• Fostered Entrepreneurial Thinking: The business plan component of the event challenged students to develop innovative business ideas and explore their entrepreneurial potential.
• Enhanced Design Skills: Students had the opportunity to hone their design skills and apply them to a practical, real-world scenario.
• Developed Business Acumen: Participants gained valuable experience in developing business plans, considering market analysis, financial planning, and overall business strategy.
• Created a Memorable Experience: The event provided a platform for students to showcase their talents and engage in a stimulating and rewarding competition.

14. Department of Information Science & Engineering - April 30, 2024
Submitted by: Department of Information Science & Engineering (ISE) & Yukthi Cell, Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: May 1, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of Information Science & Engineering (ISE), in collaboration with the Yukthi Cell under the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), successfully organized a Logo Design Contest on April 30, 2024, at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore. This event aimed to identify and encourage innovative logo design ideas among Information Science & Engineering students.
Event Highlights:
• Theme: The contest focused on designing a logo that effectively represented the concept of "Knowledge is Infinity."
• Participant: Mr. Dhanush, a VIII semester ISE student, designed and presented a logo reflecting the theme.
• Presentation: Mr. Dhanush presented his logo design and explained the significance and symbolism incorporated into the design.
• Judge: Prof. Sowmya, Assistant Professor in the ISE Department, served as the judge for the contest, evaluating the design based on its creativity, relevance to the theme, and overall visual appeal.
• Coordination: Prof. Athmaranjan K, Associate Professor in the ISE Department, coordinated the event, ensuring its smooth execution.
Impact and Outcomes:
The Logo Design Contest successfully:
• Promoted Creativity: The event encouraged students to think creatively and translate the abstract concept of "Knowledge is Infinity" into a visual representation.
• Enhanced Design Skills: Mr. Dhanush had the opportunity to showcase and further develop his logo design skills.
• Provided a Platform for Recognition: The contest provided a platform for recognizing and appreciating Mr. Dhanush's innovative design.
• Reinforced the Importance of Knowledge: The event reinforced the importance of continuous learning and the boundless nature of knowledge.

15. Report on Project Exhibition 2024 - Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering - May 8, 2024
Submitted by: Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (E&EE) & Yukthi Cell, Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: May 9, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (E&EE), in collaboration with the Yukthi Cell under the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), successfully organized a Project Exhibition on May 8, 2024, at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore. This event showcased the innovative projects developed by final-year E&EE students.
Event Highlights:
• Project Focus: Four projects were exhibited, highlighting advancements in two key areas:
o AI-Powered Humanoid Robot:
 Team 1: Hardware Design
 Team 2: Software Design
o Hybrid Electric Cycle:
 Team 2: Design and Implementation
 Team 3: Design and Implementation of Roof and Security System
• Team Members:
o Teams 1 & 2 (Humanoid Robot): Mr. Akash, Mr. Alistair Jonathan Pinto, Ms. Chaithanya, Mr. Dhanush K, Mr. Franil Rohan Crasta, Mr. Sagar Charodi, and Ms. Sumana.
o Teams 2 & 3 (Hybrid Electric Cycle): Mr. Arjun A, Mr. K Charan Rai, Mr. RoysonFernandis, Mr. Thilak, Mr. Thushar S N, and Mr. D N V L Ram Sundaram.
• Leadership and Guidance:
o Dr. Shrinivasa Mayya D (Principal) commended the students for their efforts.
o Prof. Lokesha B (HoD, E&EE Department) provided guidance to the teams.
o Prof. Harshith K (Assistant Professor, E&EE Department) coordinated the event.
Project Details:
• AI-Powered Humanoid Robot: The projects showcased the integration of robotics and artificial intelligence, highlighting the potential applications of humanoid robots in healthcare, manufacturing, and elderly care.
• Hybrid Electric Cycle: The projects demonstrated a sustainable transportation solution, focusing on the design and implementation of a hybrid electric cycle, including innovative features such as a roof for weather protection and a security system for theft prevention.
Impact and Outcomes:
The Project Exhibition successfully:
• Showcased Innovation: Students demonstrated their ability to develop innovative solutions to real-world challenges in the fields of robotics and sustainable transportation.
• Enhanced Technical Skills: Participants showcased their technical expertise and practical skills in designing, implementing, and presenting their projects.
• Fostered Collaboration: The event encouraged teamwork and collaboration among students as they worked together to develop and showcase their projects.
• Promoted a Culture of Innovation: The exhibition contributed to promoting a culture of innovation and research within the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

16. Report on Logo Design and Business Plan Presentation Event - Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) - April 29, 2024
Submitted by: Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) & Yukti Cell, Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: April 30, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), in association with the Yukti Cell, successfully organized a Logo Design and Business Plan Presentation event on April 29, 2024, at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore. This event aimed to foster entrepreneurial thinking and innovation among students.
Event Highlights:
• Dual Focus: The event incorporated two key components:

• o Logo Design: Creating logos for AICTE ICUBE Innovation Council, Indovation Hub, and Yukti Innovation and IPR Repository.
• o Business Plan Presentation: Developing and presenting comprehensive business plans.

• Participation: Students from the ECE department actively participated, showcasing their creativity and entrepreneurial spirit.
• Evaluation Criteria: The logo designs and business plans were evaluated based on:

• o Originality
• o Practicality
• o Market Analysis
• o Financial Planning
• o Overall Presentation Skills

• Winners:

• o 1st Place: Mr. Sadrusha
• o 2nd Place: Mr. Chakshith B U

Impact and Outcomes:
The Logo Design and Business Plan Presentation event successfully:
• Encouraged Entrepreneurial Thinking: The event provided a platform for students to explore and develop their entrepreneurial skills, encouraging them to think creatively and strategically about business ideas.
• Enhanced Design Skills: The logo design component allowed students to hone their design skills and apply them to real-world branding challenges.
• Developed Business Acumen: Participants gained valuable experience in developing comprehensive business plans, considering market analysis, financial planning, and overall business strategy.
• Fostered Innovation: The event promoted a culture of innovation within the ECE department, encouraging students to think outside the box and develop creative solutions.

17. Report on Logo Design Competition - Department of Mechanical Engineering - April 29, 2024
Submitted by: Department of Mechanical Engineering & YUKTHI Cell, Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: April 30, 2024
Introduction:
The YUKTHI cell of the Mechanical Engineering Department at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore, hosted a Logo Design Competition on April 29, 2024. This event aimed to encourage creativity and innovation among students by challenging them to design logos for three specific themes.
Event Highlights:
• Themes: Participants were tasked with designing logos for:

• o AICTE I Cube Innovation Council
• o Innovation Hub
• o YUKTHI Innovation and IPR Repository

• Target Audience: Students from the 2nd and 3rd year of the Mechanical Engineering Department. • Inaugural Function:

• o Dr. Shankar K S, Head of the Department, presided over the inaugural function.
• o In his address, he emphasized the importance of fostering creativity and artistic expression alongside technical proficiency.

• Coordination:

• o Mr. Krthik N (3rd Year Mechanical Engineering) coordinated the competition.
• o Prof. Sandesh K S (Department Staff Coordinator, YUKTHI Cell) was present throughout the event.

• Evaluation Criteria: The submitted logos will be evaluated based on:

• o Originality
• o Creativity
• o Relevance to the department
• o Aesthetic appeal

• Judging Panel: A panel of esteemed judges from the department will select the winning entries.
Impact and Outcomes:
The Logo Design Competition successfully:
• Promoted Creativity: The event provided a platform for students to showcase their creativity and design skills.
• Encouraged Innovation: The challenge of designing logos for specific themes encouraged innovative thinking and problem-solving.
• Enhanced Design Skills: Students had the opportunity to hone their design skills and apply them to a practical, real-world scenario.
• Fostered a Culture of Innovation: The event contributed to fostering a culture of innovation and artistic expression within the Mechanical Engineering Department.

18. Report on Project Idea Presentation - Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering - February 8, 2024
Submitted by: Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) & Yukti Cell, Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: February 9, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), in association with the Yukti Cell, successfully organized a Project Idea Presentation event on February 8, 2024, at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore. This event provided a platform for undergraduate students to showcase their innovative project ideas and research proposals.
Event Highlights:
• Focus: The event aimed to foster creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking among students, encouraging them to address contemporary challenges in the field of Electronics and Communication Engineering.
• Topics Covered: Presentations covered a wide range of topics, including:

• o Internet of Things (IoT) applications
• o Embedded systems
• o Signal processing
• o Communication networks

• Enthusiastic Participation: Students actively participated, demonstrating their understanding of theoretical concepts and practical applications.
• Interactive Sessions: Each presentation was followed by a Q&A session, allowing students to enhance their presentation and defense skills.
• Judging Panel:

• o Dr. Soorya Krishna K (Professor, Department of ECE)
• o Prof. Sathish Kumar K (Associate Professor, Department of ECE)

• Evaluation Criteria: Presentations were evaluated based on:

• o Innovation
• o Feasibility
• o Technical depth
• o Presentation skills

Impact and Outcomes:
The Project Idea Presentation successfully:
• Showcased Creativity: Students demonstrated their creativity and innovative thinking in developing project ideas and research proposals.
• Enhanced Technical Skills: Participants showcased their technical knowledge and understanding of relevant concepts.
• Developed Presentation Skills: The Q&A sessions provided valuable opportunities for students to improve their presentation and defense skills.
• Fostered Collaboration: The event encouraged collaboration and knowledge sharing among students and faculty.
• Provided Constructive Feedback: The feedback from the judging panel will aid students in further developing their projects.
• Promoted a Culture of Innovation: The event contributed to promoting a culture of innovation and research within the ECE department.

19. Report on Idea Presentation Event - Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AIML) - July 9, 2024
Date: July 10, 2024
Introduction:
The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AIML) hosted an Idea Presentation event on July 9, 2024, for 6th semester AIML students. This event provided a platform for students to showcase their innovative ideas and receive constructive feedback from experienced faculty members.
Event Highlights:
• Participation: Ten batches of 6th semester AIML students presented their innovative ideas, demonstrating a strong interest in applying AI and ML to various domains.
• Project Diversity: The presented ideas covered a wide range of topics, including:

• o AI-driven crop yield prediction
• o Mental health chatbots
• o Autonomous drones for disaster management
• o Real-time facial recognition

• Judging Criteria: The esteemed judges, Prof. Parvathraj K M M and Prof. Nivin K S, evaluated each presentation based on:

• o Originality of the idea
• o Feasibility of implementation
• o Technical complexity

• Feedback and Guidance: The judges provided valuable feedback to each team, offering guidance on further development and refinement of their ideas.
Impact and Outcomes:
The Idea Presentation event successfully:
• Showcased Creativity: Students demonstrated their creativity and innovative thinking in applying AI and ML to address real-world challenges.
• Enhanced Technical Skills: The event encouraged students to develop their technical skills in presenting and articulating their ideas effectively.
• Fostered Collaboration: The event promoted a spirit of collaboration and knowledge sharing among students and faculty.
• Nurtured Innovation: The event contributed to nurturing a culture of innovation within the AIML community.

20. Demo Day: Presentation of Startups - July 15, 2024
Submitted by: Association of Department of ECE 'STEADY' & Yukti Cell, Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore
Date: July 16, 2024
Introduction:
The Association of Department of ECE 'STEADY,' in collaboration with the Yukti Cell, successfully organized a Demo Day event on July 15, 2024, at Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore. This event provided a platform for budding entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts to showcase their innovative startup ideas and technological solutions.
Event Highlights:
• Participation: A total of 13 teams participated in the Demo Day, demonstrating a strong entrepreneurial spirit within the institution.
• Project Diversity: The projects presented showcased a wide range of innovative solutions, covering areas such as:

• o Internet of Things (IoT) solutions
• o Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven applications
• o Healthcare innovations
• o Sustainable technology initiatives

• Presentation Quality: Teams demonstrated enthusiasm and professionalism in presenting their ideas, highlighting both their technical expertise and business acumen.
• Mentorship and Feedback: Participants received valuable feedback from experienced mentors, providing guidance for further refinement and development of their projects.
Impact and Outcomes:
The Demo Day served as a valuable platform for:
• Showcasing Innovation: Students had the opportunity to showcase their innovative ideas and technological solutions to a wider audience.
• Gaining Exposure: Participants gained valuable exposure and networking opportunities within the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
• Receiving Mentorship: Experienced mentors provided guidance and feedback, helping teams refine their projects and business strategies.
• Fostering Entrepreneurship: The event promoted a culture of entrepreneurship and innovation within the institution.