As part of the project-based learning initiative, Dr Tousif Khan from The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering organised a Project Exhibition titled “Redefining Boundaries in Technical Learning” for the 2025 batch (CSE-J and CSE-K sections). 120 first-year B.Tech students, organised into 40 groups, showcased their talent and creativity through a series of innovative tech projects aimed at solving real-world problems with smart solutions.
Some of the notable tech demonstrations were:-
- Hand Gesture Controlled Surveillance Car – Used motion sensors to respond to hand commands offering a futuristic approach to remote-controlled security.
- SenseFusion – A mobility aid designed specifically for individuals who are both blind and deaf, combining sensors to provide better spatial awareness and safety.
- The Wireless Power Transmission Device – Eliminating the need for physical cables – an eco-friendly leap toward efficient energy use.
- Smart Plant Watering System – Used soil moisture sensors to automatically hydrate plants, promoting sustainable agriculture with minimal human intervention.
- Solar Tracker – Followed sunlight throughout the day to optimise energy capture
- Automatic Wind Power Street Light – Converted wind energy into reliable, self-sufficient lighting.
- EM Wave Detector – Used CA3130 by detecting unauthorised mobile devices, ideal for ensuring exam hall integrity.
These projects not only reflect technical skill and creativity but also highlight the SRM AP students’ commitment to building a smarter, safer, and more sustainable future. The showcase was a proud testament to the emphasis on experiential learning and innovation brewing within the halls of SRM AP.
