5 students from VVCE were named as Stanford University Innovation Fellows

Congratulations to

- Apoorva Singh, Bachelor in Engineering,

- Anushree Janardhan Rao, Bachelor of Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering,

- Peeyusha Kavitha Shivayogi, B.E,

- Shashank Mohan Athreya, Bachelor of Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering,

- Dhruv Nrupesh Patel, Computer Science and Engineering,

who have been named as University Innovation Fellows by Stanford University’s Hasso Plattner Institute of Design (d.school). This global program trains student leaders to create new opportunities for their peers to engage with innovation, entrepreneurship, design thinking and creativity. Learn more about the program: http://bit.ly/uif-fall2018

Google Mobile Developer Fest at VVCE

Google Conducted MDF on 25th & 26th Oct 2018 at Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering

Mobile Developer Fest (MDF) is an event series hosted by Google Developers in different college campuses across India for aspiring mobile developers. It offers hands-on training, speaker sessions across multiple product areas, and inspiring stories from Indian developers.

Team Mechatron – ISIE Hybrid Vehicle Challenge

TEAM MECHATRON: a team with students from different semester took an ambitious and a challenging project to build a formula hybrid car, which was first of its kind in Mysuru city.

The team built a parallel hybrid system, which is powered by a petrol engine and an electric motor. The car is powered by a 306cc Briggs and Stratton engine and a 2kW BLDC motor powered by a 52Ah Lithium Ion battery. The hybrid system is designed in such a way that the driver can choose the mode of propulsion. This system also charges the primary batteries when the car is driven by the petrol engine. The car uses a CVT transmission for the convenience of driving.

This car also has a feature where the driver can check certain performance parameters through mobile via Bluetooth. The car uses a space frame chassis with independent suspension. For safety, the car uses a standard impact attenuator, 5 point harness system, 3 kill switches and a 1.5mm thick firewall to protect the driver in case of a fire. The whole car was designed based on the rules and regulations set by FSAE.

The team participated in Hybrid Vehicle Challenge organized by Imperial Society of Innovative Engineers (ISIE- HVC 2018). The competition consisted of 3 main rounds. Round 1 was the pre-virtuals where team MECHATRON scored an All India Rank of 5. Round 2 was the Virtual Round, an elimination round, where the team scored an All India Rank of 14. The last round, the Dynamic Event, which was held at Buddh International Circuit, Grater Noida, from 17.1.18 to 22.1.18, the team successfully, cleared the Technical Inspection and various other events.

MECHATRON was led by Jeffin Steve and coordinated by Prof. Madhusudan S, Department of Mechanical Engineering, VVCE, Mysuru.