Chart Designing : Part Deux

Students of the First year (2011-2015 batch) participated in the Chart Designing Competition today on Monday 13-Dec-2011 successfully designing Charts relevant to their disciplines for the specific Laboratories, some of them designing over 5 charts.

These Charts will now be shortlisted for Printing. We congratulate the students who were able to perform beyond expectations to reach this milestone.

The event was conducted during the afternoon session at the 'Tech Lab'.

Mr. Dinesh, supervising the competition and instructing volunteers

The Volunteers who assisted in the session were Mr.Kalven Jerald, Mr. Naveen S, Ms. Marina Pavithra.

PITS Aeronautical Modeling Club - Activity

As a start to the PITS Aeronautical Modeling club, we will be having a 'Kite Flying Competition' on Monday, 5 Dec 2012. All first year and second year Aeronautical students will be participating compulsorily along with other enthusiasts.

Prototyping and Test flights will be conducted on Sunday, 4 Dec 2012 as part of the activity. This is the very first step that any Aeronautical engineer will take towards creating 'flying machines.' The spirit of Engineering is in creativity and in making things work. It is not merely in understanding the science behind things - which is why engineering transcends scientific method, prototyping and delves into actual 'execution.'

Robotics for you

At PITS the "Tech Cell", through "Tech Brigade" brings you opportunities to work on projects all through the calendar year. We also help you work on Robotics and achieve what you previously had never thought was possible.

Min7 designed by Ng Bent Kiat

Now, we have also started advisories and instructions to final year students who are about to participate in projects on 'processes', Project Planning, Project Tracking and Execution akin to a professional firm.

"Ng and Min7 won this year due to the speed of the robot, which has to be seen to be believed. It managed to navigate the maze in just 3.921 seconds, which is also a record. Check out the video below to see just how fast Min7 is."

For all the geeks out there, this is probably one sweet news to digest and tough challenge in creating a faster Micromouse for solving mazes faster than ever before.