EVENT TITLE: Ignite Robotics: Year Long Program For Budding Engineers – Level 1
DATE: 11.07.2026
TIME: 09:00 AM – 12:00 PM
VENUE: Robotics Lab
EVENT COORDINATOR:
Dr. Ruby Vincy Roy. F,
Dr. S. Rajkamal,
Mr. T. Ajay
NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 27 (Class 7th students of SRM Nightingale Matriculation School)
RESOURCE PERSON:
Mr. T. Ajay, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Robotics and Automation
Dr. S. Rajkamal, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Robotics and Automation
SUMMARY:
The Department of Robotics and Automation of Easwari Engineering College conducted the Level 1 week 2 of the School to College connect weekend Program on Robotics from on 11.07.2026. Around 27 students of SRM Nightingale Matriculation Higher Secondary School are attending the program. Students were given hands-on training session on the following topics:
WEEK 2 SESSION: 11.07.2026
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH MAPPING:
Event mapped with Sustainable Development and Growth Goal
Number 1: Offer skills training for students on how to budget and make money go further.
Possible Outcomes:
Empower students from low-income and underserved communities by providing them with access to quality technical education in robotics.
Equipping participants with foundational STEM skills and fostering an interest in technology careers, the program enhances their future employability, contributing to breaking the cycle of poverty
Number 4: To ensure inclusive and quality education for all and promote lifelong learning
Possible Outcomes:
Educate the next generation with high quality learning – to be measured through survey results, such as the employability of students
Embed Education for Sustainable Development into the curriculum
Number 8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all.
Possible Outcomes:
Develop a skill set aligned with industry needs, improving their employability and entrepreneurship potential.
Prepares students for future careers in technology, thereby contributing to sustainable economic growth.
Number 9: To build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive & sustainable industrialization and foster innovation.
Possible Outcomes:
Focuses on building innovation capacity by introducing students to the latest technologies in robotics.
It fosters a culture of innovation and encourages students to contribute to building sustainable infrastructure.
Number 12: Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns
Possible Outcomes:
Emphasizes the importance of designing and creating robotics systems that use resources efficiently.
By integrating concepts of sustainability into the curriculum, students are encouraged to develop robots that minimize waste and utilize energy-efficient components.
Number 17: To revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development
Possible Outcomes:
Through collaboration with educational institutions, industry partners, and community organizations, the workshop strengthens partnerships aimed at promoting sustainable development in technical education.
OUTCOME OF THE EVENT:
Acquire a comprehensive understanding of various electronic components, their characteristics, and functions in circuits.
The ability to design, build, and troubleshoot electronic circuits effectively, enhancing their practical problem-solving skills develop is the application of virtual reality in industry explained
Hands-on experience in soldering techniques, ensuring neat and compact circuit construction with minimal errors.
