About ATL
The Assistive Technology Lab (ATL) in Shri Vishnu Engineering College for Women (SVECW), Bhimavaram, W. G. Dt, Andhra Pradesh is a vision of Shri K. V. Vishnu Raju, the Chairman of Sri Vishnu Educational Society, to utilize the skills of every engineering department of the college for the development of Assistive Technology. It was set up in 2009 and works in collaboration with University of Massachusetts (UMass), Lowell, USA.
Assistive Technology Lab works for a very unique and a noble cause of designing projects by the students of SVECW to benefit the differently-abled. This is a small but definite step to mainstream people with disabilities into society. Professor AlanRux, founder of the Assistive Technology Program at the University of Massachusetts, Lowell, USA, visits SVECW every year in the month of July and guides students in developing projects related to Assistive Technology.
ATL provides a rich, authentic learning experience for students. It is a real time platform for the students to learn and experience engineering design process, to apply their academic skills in a real-world context, and to develop important workplace skills not usually taught in the classroom. Each project team has to brainstorm and analyse alternative design solutions, and justify their chosen design; they must work within a budget, analyze the cost of various design alternatives, and in the end, make a presentation outlining their design work and final solution.
ATL engages students in real service learning, which not only benefits members of their local communities, but also helps students distinguish themselves among their peers in their future endeavours.
Vision:
- Collaborative projects and community partnerships at ATL nurture a sense of social responsibility among students and faculty, driving them to actively address societal challenges.
- By employing state-of-the-art engineering design principles, ATL develops assistive devices that address specific needs, thereby enhancing the overall quality of life for people with disabilities.
- ATL’s encouragement of student and faculty involvement in competitions fosters a culture of innovation and excellence, driving participants to push the boundaries of their capabilities.
Mission:
ATL serves as a dynamic platform, providing students with hands-on opportunities to engage in the engineering design process and develop essential workplace skills. By bridging the gap between academic learning and practical application, we foster a culture of innovation and social responsibility among our students.
Objectives:
- Encourage students to collaborate across disciplines to tackle real-world societal issues.
- Foster the creation of innovative, impactful, and affordable products.
- Promote global participation in competitions and hackathons to showcase student talent.
Faculty Members
Name: Dr. K. Padma Vasavi
Designation: Professor & HOD of ECE
Email Id. hodece@svecw.edu.in
Mobile No. 9441414651
Areas of Interest. Digital Image Processing, VLSI.
Name: D. Girish Kumar
Designation: Assistant Professor
Email Id: girishkumar.d@svecw.edu.in
Mobile No. 8500123609
Areas of Interest: Digital Image Processing
Name: D. Ramesh Varma
Designation: Assistant Professor
Email Id: varmaramesh422@svecw.edu.in
Mobile No. 9963630435
Areas of Interest. RF & Microwave
Name: G. Challa Ram
Designation: Assistant Professor
Email Id: challaram.grandhi@svecw.edu.in
Mobile No. 8019129124
Areas of Interest. THz, RF& Microwave
Name: M. Hemalatha
Designation: Assistant Professor
Email Id: mhemalathaece@svecw.edu.in
Mobile No. 6302016121
Areas of Interest. VLSI and Image Processing
Name: Siva Asapu
Designation: Assistant Professor
Email Id: asivaeee@svecw.edu.in
Mobile No. 9440800048
Areas of Interest. Raspberry Pi controller based Projects
Name: Mahendra Chand Bade
Designation: Assistant Professor
Email Id: mahendrachandu.b@svecw.edu.in
Mobile No. 9949707102
Areas of Interest. Grid connected PV system
Name: Dr Anuj Rapaka
Designation: Assistant Professor
Email Id: anujcse@svecw.edu.in
Mobile No. 9493106914
Areas of Interest. Machine Learning and Image Processing
Name: Mr. V.V. Rama Rao
Designation: Assistant Professor
Email Id: ramaraocse@svecw.edu.in
Mobile No. 9493106914
Areas of Interest. Machine Learning
Name: N. Rajasekhar
Designation: Assistant Professor
Email Id: nrajasekharme@svecw.edu.in
Mobile No. 94937 95865
Areas of Interest. Surface enhancement of structural materials, Metal additive manufacturing and Friction stir welding.
Training/ Research or Academic Projects
Details of Bridge Course in ATL Lab (2023-24)
| S. No. | Course | Facilitator | Department | Date |
| 1. | Project Development & Design Thinking | Dr. K. Padma Vasavi | ECE | 20-07-2023 |
| 2. | Project Development & Design Thinking | Dr. K. Padma Vasavi | ECE | 21-07-2023 |
| 3. | Project Development & Design Thinking | Dr. K. Padma Vasavi | ECE | 22-07-2023 |
| 4. | Digital Electronics | Mr. G.Challa ram | ECE | 24-07-2023 |
| 5. | Digital Electronics | Mr. D.Ramesh Varma | ECE | 25-07-2023 |
| 6. | Analog Electronics | Mr. D.Girish Kumar | ECE | 26-07-2023 |
| 7. | Analog Electronics | Mr. D.Girish Kumar | ECE | 27-07-2023 |
| 8. | Arduino | Ms.M.Hemalatha & Mr Santosh | ECE | 28-07-2023 |
| 9. | Arduino | Ms.M.Hemalatha & Mr Santosh | ECE | 31-07-2023 |
| 10. | Webpage development | Mr V.V Rama rao & Mr. R Anuj | CSE | 01-08-2023 |
| 11. | Webpage development | Mr V.V Rama rao & Mr.R Anuj | CSE | 02-08-2023 |
| 12. | Mobile App development | Dr. A.Senthil | AI & DS | 03-08-2023 |
| 13. | Mobile App development | Dr. A.Senthil | AI & DS | 04-08-2023 |
| 14. | 2D CAD | Mrs. A Tripura | CIVIL | 05-08-2023 |
| 15. | 3D CAD | Mr. N. Raja Sekhar | MECH | 07-08-2023 |
| 16. | Power Management & Actuators | Mr.Mahendra | EEE | 08-08-2023 |
| 17. | Battery and Drivers | Mr.A.Siva | EEE | 09-08-2023 |
| 18. | Entrepreneurship | Mr.K.Ashwin | TBI | 10-08-2023 |
ATL Projects (2023-24):
| Title | Description | Prototype |
| Smart Sole – Supportive System Squad | The aging population and individuals with disabilities face significant challenges related to mobility, falls, and chronic conditions affecting foot health. Enhancing mobility and preventing falls are paramount for the elderly and disabled individuals to maintain an independent and active lifestyle. |  |
| Currency Detector | Currency detection device or visually impaired individuals using Raspberry Pi involves creating a system that utilizes image recognition to identify and announce the denominations of various currency notes. |  |
| Prosthetic Fore Arm For People with Limited Hand Dexerity | Motivated by the challenges faced by individuals with limited hand dexterity in performing daily tasks independently, we’re developing a specialized prosthetic forearm. Our design integrates remote-controlled functionality for enhanced user control and convenience. Through collaboration and advanced technology utilization, we aim to improve grip strength, precision, comfort, and affordability, ultimately empowering individuals to lead more fulfilling lives. |  |
| Tactile Ups and Downs | Limited outdoor play opportunities for visually impaired individuals, especially children, hinder social interaction, physical exercise, and cognitive development. This exclusion leads to feeling of exclusion, emphasizing the need for tailored solutions |  |
| A Blind-Friendly Interactive Ball Game | The challenges blind children face in playing out door games can lead to significant social isolation. The inability to readily access games due to limited infrastructure or adapted equipment creates a barrier as a result, these children might not have the opportunity to engage with their peers in the same way as sighted children. |  |
| Sign Math | Sign Math an innovative educational game designed exclusively for individuals with hearing and speech impairments. “SignMath”is an interactive game play to teaches essential arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. The game consists a LCD which gives a random equation like”5+? =10”. The players need to press the value in the place of question mark to win the game |  |
| Sign Language to Audio Converter for Deaf and Dumb | Many people with hearing loss experience a drop in self-esteem and confidence because of the impaired ability to communicate with other people. Hearing impaired people finds difficulty in responding others commands. It becomes more challenging to react in emergency and dangerous situations. |  |
| Vision Assist | In today’s modern world, technology has become powerful tool for solving every day challenges. For visually impaired people, Advanced E-Stick is our markable innovation. This device aims to empower them to navigate easily and independently. This device captures the images and gives output as audio. |  |
| SHESHIELD | The safety and security of women, especially those who may be physically or mentally challenged, stand as a critical societal concern. Instances of harassment, assault, or abuse continue to pose significant threats to their well-being, highlighting. The safety of women, including those with physical and mental challenges, remains a pressing concern. SHESHIELD addresses this by offering a multifaceted solution, integrating technology to combat threats and ensure their well-being |  |
| Seizure Detection and Alert System for Physically Challenged | Seizures affect 65 million people worldwide and carries significant risks including severe injuries, breathing difficulties, and brain damage. Continuous monitoring helps in the timely identification of any seizure activity. This continuous monitoring can be discreet and non-intrusive, enabling individuals to maintain independence while ensuring their safety |  |
Students & Collaborations
Students Benefitted: Academic Year 2023-24
| Batch No | Regd.No | Name of the Student | Department | Mentors | Selected Project |
| 1 | 21B01A0457 | M.Siva Ranjani | ECE | Mr. G.Challa ram & Mr. N. Raja Sekhar | Smart Sole – Supportive System Squad |
| 21B01A0437 | J.T.S.Sindhu | ECE | |||
| 22B05A0303 | M.Deepthi | MECH | |||
| 21B01A0544 | Dudekula Masrath | CSE | |||
| 21B01A0579 | Kommana Sathvika | CSE | |||
| 2 | 21B01A04A8 | Toluchuri Navya Yasaswini | ECE | Mr.D.Girish Kumar & Mr.Mahendra | Currency Detector |
| 22B05A0301 | CH.Swathi Durga | MECH | |||
| 21b01a0240 | P.Sri harshitha | EEE | |||
| 21B01A0567 | K. S. V. A. Sathvika | CSE | |||
| 21B01A0577 | K Devi Chandini | CSE | |||
| 3 | 22B05A0406 | K Sai vardhini | ECE | Mr.D.Ramesh Varma & Dr.A.Senthil | Food Feeder |
| 21B01A0401 | Adapa Hari Priya | ECE | |||
| 21B01A0252 | S.UshaSree | EEE | |||
| 21B01A0515 | Bandi Geetha Priyanka | CSE | |||
| 21B01A0419 | Gangireddy Loshmi | ECE | |||
| 4 | 21B01A0478 | Palipe Joswitha | ECE | Ms.M.Hemalatha & Mr.A.Siva | Tactile Ups and Downs |
| 21B01A0420 | G.SNL MOUNIKA | ECE | |||
| 21b01a0255 | T.Veda Sushma Sri | EEE | |||
| 21B01A6134 | KAKARLA MAANASA | AI & DS | |||
| 22B05A0302 | K.Charitha | MECH | |||
| 5 | 22B05A0413 | Simhadri likitha sai durga | ECE | Mr.V.V.Rama Rao & Mr.D.Girish Kumar | A Blind-Friendly Interactive Ball Game |
| 21B01A0434 | Gurugu Sai Girija | ECE | |||
| 22B05A0204 | N.Sravani | EEE | |||
| 21b01a5484 | Perla Sri Vyshnavi | AI & DS | |||
| 21B01A0403 | Aluru Durga Sri Nanditha | ECE | |||
| 6 | 21B01A0429 | Goka. Pravallika | ECE | Mr.Mahendra &Mr.A.siva | Sign Math: Bridging the Educational Gap for Deaf and Mute Learners“ |
| 21B01A04B4 | Vannemsetty Valli Suvarna | ECE | |||
| 21B01A5459 | Kuchipudi Keerthika | AI & DS | |||
| 21B01A5482 | Pallabothula Amulya | AI & DS | |||
| 21B01A04B1 | Ungarala Leela soujanya Rani | ECE | |||
| 7 | 21B01A0451 | kesanakurthi sri subhanjili | ECE | Mr.N.Rajeskhar & Mr.R.Anuj | Sign Language to Audio Converter for Deaf And Dumb |
| 21B01A0426 | G.jyothi sri priya | ECE | |||
| 21B01A54C9 | YELURI MAHIMA DIVYA | AI & DS | |||
| 22b05A6103 | Kadapana Uma Maheswari | AI & DS | |||
| 8 | 21B01A0452 | Kolluru Sri Harshitha | ECE | Dr.A.Senthil & Mr.G.Challaram | Vision Assist |
| 21B01A0456 | Lokku Rishitha | ECE | |||
| 21B01A6135 | Kancharla Bhavani Keerthi | AI & DS | |||
| 21B01A04C5 | Rangu Bhuvaneswari | ECE | |||
| 21B01A5424 | Dangeti Sravya | AI & DS | |||
| 9 | 21B01A0499 | Seelam Gowthami | ECE | Mrs. A Tripura & Ms.M.Hemalatha | Transfer information to authorized persons using sensors |
| 21B01A04A7 | Tanniru Naga Sharmila | ECE | |||
| 21B01A6155 | Shaik Mahaboob Sazna | AI & DS | |||
| 21b01A5493 | Reddy Charishma | AI & DS | |||
| 10 | 21B01A12C7 | N.Keerthi | IT | Mr.D.Ramesh Varma & Mr.R.Anuj | Seizure Detection and Alert System for Physically Challenged |
| 21B01A04B7 | Vlavalapalli Hema mythreya | ECE | |||
| 21B01A02F4 | R.kavya sri | IT | |||
| 21B01A0241 | P.Dharani satya | EEE | |||
| 21B01A0227 | M.Rishmitha sai | EEE |
Collaborations
Established in 2009, the Assistive Technology Lab collaborates with the University of Massachusetts (UMass), Lowell, USA. It focuses on empowering SVECW students to design projects benefiting the differently-abled, aiming to integrate them into mainstream society
Clients
1. Center for Visually Challenged, Bhimavaram
2. Sri Venkateswara Deaf and Dumb School, Bhimavaram
3. Arunodaya Manovikasa Kendram, Bhimavaram
4. Anjali School for Physically and Mentally Challenged, Palakollu
5. Andhra Blind School, Narsapuram
6. Zion School for Visually and Physically Challenged, Rajuhmundry
Testimonials
“I simply got surprised to see so many projects which are distributed for social cause. It benefits to the most needy people (blind dumb hearing impaired mentally handicapped).I particularly wish all the students involved in these projects. I heartily wish them all the best.”
Anupam Datta, Carnegie Mellon University
“Impressed by the enthusiasm of the students. Look forward to a team converting this to beauty. Very nice projects. Good luck.”
M. Sandeep, CII Vice President
“Incredible machine with lovely presentation”
Francis Fage, INRIA
“An outstanding effort by students and faculty. Keep it up.”
Dr. U.Chandra sekhar, Director ESCI, Hyderabad.
“Applications of technology for the social cause are something that you have innovated in this lab with passion for society welfare.”
Prof.P. Thrimurthy, past president, CSI
“Thrilled to see the development and progress by undergraduate students is marvelous. Suggest to work with DRDO.”
Dr.K.Trinath, Associate Director, NSTL Vizag
“This lab is totally dedicated for the society. It is unique lab which works for social cause. This should be encouraged and spread its message all over India.”
Dr.Ranjan Kumar Beshra, Asst. Prof, IIT Patna
“This lab has excellent in developing very humane and generally useful instruments students have tremendous passion in learning needful things and helping the society in general. Keep the good work going and reach new heights. That’s my wish to this great lab.”
Datla Ravi Prasad Raju, Sr. Scientist, Texas Instruments USA
“I am delighted by looking at the great application of technical knowledge useful to the needs of the differently challenged people by the participation of the students-that is really great of this institution. “
Dr. G. Tulasi Ram Das, VC, JNTUK
“Excellent. Hope the tools can be put to use and popularized. Best Wishes.”
B. Gopala Krishna, TCS, Hyderabad ph:9848548008
“Already highly ignited young minds. Highly appreciable work , R&D and performance.”
J.P.Shivhare , prof. ITMU ,Sector-23A,Gurgaon, Ex-Scientist-ISRO/DOS/GOI Mail ID: jshvhare.isro@gmail.com
“Great concept and will go long way in improving the conditions of people with disability in our country.”
Harish , Mysore, Director India DPS,IEEE
“ Excellent examples of technology for humanity. Thanks and congratulations.”
Peter stacker, 2012 IEEE Pres Elect
Seminars
- A faculty development programme was conducted from 12-17th of May, 2014 for the benefit of ATL mentors.
- A bridge course is offered to the ATL students by the ATL mentors from 11-30th of Sep, 2014
- A bridge course is offered to the ATL students by the ATL mentors two weeks before the commencement of ATL workshop by Prof. Alan Rux from 15-30th July, 2013.
- Systems Perspective of Open Innovation: Open Source Hardware and Applications : A Case Study, 3rd Feb, 2012, Mr. Maruthi Pathapati, CEO and Founder Director, Vidcentum R&D Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad
- Patent Based Projects And Patenting Process, 4th Feb 2012, Dr. Ch. Kameswara Rao, Dean R&D, TKR Engineering College, Hyderabad
- Workshop on Microcontrollers, 14th July, 2010 to 20th July, 2010, Dr. K. Pushpa, K. Padma Vasavi, SVECW, Bhimavaram
- Workshop on Assistive Technology, 20th July 2011 to 27th July 2011, Prof. Alan Rux, UMASS Lowell, USA
- Workshop on Microcontroller for Faculty involved in ATL, K. Padma Vasavi, M. V. Ganeswara Rao, SVECW, Bhimavaram.
- Summer Camp on Assistive Technology, 8th May, 2010 to 16thMay, 2010, Dr. P. Rajesh Kumar, K. Padma Vasavi, SVECW, Bhimavaram
- Workshop on Microcontrollers, 14thJuly, 2010 to 20th July, 2010, Dr. P. Rajesh Kumar, SVECW, Bhimavaram
- Workshop on Assistive Technology, 20th July 2010 to 27th July 2010, Prof. Alan Rux, UMASS Lowell, USA
- Workshop on Microcontrollers, 6th August, 2009 to 12th August, 2009 by Mr. G. Satyanarayana, IGIAT, Visakhapatnam
- Workshop on Assistive Technology, 14th August 2009 to 21st August 2009, Prof. Alan Rux, UMASS Lowell, USA
Activities
ZION School Visit for ATL Students:
- Date: 26-08-2023
- Location: Zion School, Rajahmundry
- Participants: ATL 48 students, 13 ATL Mentors and 2 supporting staff from ATL
The purpose of this visit was to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities and make a real time project.
Objectives:
The primary objectives of our visit were as follows:
- To interact with the students and staff of the disabled school.
- To understand the challenges and obstacles faced by disabled individuals.
- To learn about the various disabilities and the support systems in place to assist individuals with disabilities.
Itinerary: The visit took place on 26-08-2023 and lasted for approximately 6 hours. The itinerary for the day was as follows:
9:00 AM: Students assembled at C block parking and departed for the Zion disabled school
12:30PM: Arrived at the disabled school and received a warm welcome by the school staff.
01:00 PM: Interactive sessions with differently-abled children.
2:00 PM: Farewell and departure.
5:30PM: Reached college
Interaction Activities:
Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed by the school staff and students. We had the opportunity to interact with the disabled students, who showed us around the school and shared their experiences with us. We were deeply moved by their resilience and determination to overcome challenges. We visited various classrooms and observed the teaching methods and activities tailored to suit the needs of the disabled students. The teachers and support staff demonstrated immense dedication and patience in providing education and care to these students.
It reminded us of the importance of inclusivity and the need to create a society where everyone, regardless of their abilities, can thrive. We would like to express our gratitude to the school staff and students for their warm hospitality and for allowing us to be a part of their community for a day.
Photographs:
International Day of Persons with Disabilities—Assistive Technology Project Exhibition Day
- Date: 03-12-2023
- Location: B-Block seminar Hall, ECE Department, SVECW
- Chief Guest: Dr. U.V. Ramana Raju, Managing Trustee, Centre for Visually Challenged, Bhimavaram
- Participants: ATL Dean, Vice Principal, ATL 50 students, 13 ATL Mentors and 2 supporting staff from ATL
On December 3, 2023, the B-Block Seminar Hall hosted the following program:
The event commenced with a prayer, followed by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp. A welcoming address was delivered to all attendees, setting the stage for the proceedings. ATL Dean Dr. K. Padmavasavi shared their insights on the Assistive Technology Lab (ATL), emphasizing its significance and impact. The Vice Principal extended felicitations to Chief Guest Dr. U.V. Ramana Raju, acknowledging his distinguished presence. Dr. U.V. Ramana Raju then delivered an enlightening address, sharing valuable perspectives with the audience. ATL products were distributed among beneficiaries, showcasing the tangible outcomes of the lab’s initiatives. The program concluded with a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all participants and supporters for their contributions.
ATL Day Distribution Projects:
| S.No. | NAME OF THE PROJECT | QTY | Beneficiary |
| 01 | Talking Box | 2 | Sri Venkateswara Deaf & Dumb School |
| 02 | Blind Stick | 5 | U.V.Ramana Raju Blind School |
| 03 | Braille Tutor | 2 | U.V.Ramana Raju Blind School |
| 04 | India Map | 2 | U.V.Ramana Raju Blind School |
| 05 | Medicine Reminder | 1 | U.V.Ramana Raju Blind School |
| 06 | Currency Note Identifier | 1 | U.V.Ramana Raju Blind School |
ATL Day Photographs:
People
Every year around seventy students from various disciplines of different institutions are selected to the ATL. The students are of different institutions selected within the campus, which are listed below :
- Shri Vishnu Engineering College for Women
- Vishnu Institute of Technology
- Padmasri B. V. Raju Institute of Computer Education
- Smt. B. Seetha Polytechnic
Similarly, around fifteen faculty members from these institutions are selected to guide the students to make the projects. Apart from the faculty guides and student members involved in making the projects, around ten faculty members are selected as faculty coordinators to monitor that the students and faculty guides interact actively with the team of Prof. Alan Rux (ATP Coordinator, UMASS Lowell, USA) from U. S.A.
The team of students, faculty guides and co-coordinators, under the guidance of Prof. Alan Rux, work with commitment and dedication towards making projects that assist the physically and mentally challenged people.
Publications
1. K. Padma Vasavi et al, “An RFID and E- Compass Based Navigation System for the Blind”, BEATS 2010 (International Conference on Assistive Technology, NIT Jalandhar, Punjab.
2. K. Padma Vasavi et al “ A helping Aid for Visually Challenged by RFID Technology”, Book Chapter in “Projects using MSP430 Microcontrollers”, by Texas Instruments India, 2011.
3. K. Padma Vasavi, R. Susmitha “Pattern Identification Training System for Students with Autism”, International Journal in Engineering Research and Technology, vol1 Issue 3, July 2012.
4. R. Susmitha, “An Artificial Hand Gripper using Different Technologies”, National Conference on Assistive Technology, 2011, BVRIT, Hyderabad.
5. M. V. Ganeswara Rao, “A Microcontroller Based Intelligent Stick”, National Conference on Assistive Technology, 2011, BVRIT, Hyderabad.
6. P. Ravikumar, “Talking Box for Speech Challenged”, National Conference on Assistive Technology, 2011, BVRIT, Hyderabad.
7. D. Murali Krishna, A. Krishna Chaitanya, “Speech Training System”, National Conference on Assistive Technology, 2011, BVRIT, Hyderabad.
8. P. V. V. rama Rao, M. Pradeep, “Voice Activated Wheel Chair”, National Conference on Assistive Technology, 2011, BVRIT, Hyderabad.
9. G. R. L. V. N. Srinivasa Raju, “ An RFID Based Door Opening and Closing System for Physically Challenged”, National Conference on Assistive Technology, 2011, BVRIT, Hyderabad.
10. V. Srinivasa Rao, “ Voice Activated Dental Chair equipment for Physically Challenged Doctors”, National Conference on Assistive Technology, 2011, BVRIT, Hyderabad.
11. B. Surya Prasada Rao, “ Gait Training System for Mentally Challenged”, National Conference on Assistive Technology, 2011, BVRIT, Hyderabad.
12. K. Padma Vasavi, “An Overview of Brain Computer Interface Systems for Communication and Control, International Journal of Engineering Technology and Research, ISSN:2321-0869, volume-1, Issue-1, April 2014.
Outcomes & Gallery
Projects Exhibiting at Regional Meet KL university Vijayawada on 06-01-2024
| Batch No. | Regd.No | Name of the Student | Department | Selected Project |
| 1 | 21B01A0419 | Gangireddy Loshmi | ECE | Vibro tactile alert |
| 21B01A0411 | Ch.Leharika sri | ECE | ||
| 22B01A04C0 | V Alekhya | ECE | ||
| 2 | 21B01A0425 | G Pujitha Devi | ECE | Autoclave Hiss Indicator(AHI) |
| 21B01A0452 | Kolluru Sri Harshitha | ECE | ||
| 22B01A04B3 | V Deepthi | ECE | ||
| 3 | 21B01A0478 | Palipe Joswitha | ECE | Sequel Aegis Latch(SAL) |
| 22B01A04A8 | V Susmitha | ECE | ||
| 22B01A0425 | G Dhatri Gayatri | ECE | ||
| 4 | 21B01A0431 | G.Tripura TejaSri Gowri | ECE | Buzzing Band |
| 21B01A0432 | G.Gnana AnuSahithi | ECE | ||
| 22B01A0433 | G Lavanya | ECE | ||
| 5 | 21B01A0494 | R.Naga kavya | ECE | Auto Braille |
| 21B01A0491 | Rokkam Bavana Sri Santhoshi | ECE | ||
| 22B01A0461 | M Mouya Sri | ECE |
Projects Exhibiting at IIT Madras for AT MAKEATHON event on 07-01-2024
| Batch No. | Regd.No | Name of the Student | Department | Selected Project |
| 1 | 21B01A0434 | Gurugu Sai Girija | ECE | A Blind-Friendly Interactive Ball Game |
| 22B05A0413 | Simhadri likitha sai durga | ECE | ||
| 21B01A0403 | Aluru Durga Sri Nanditha | ECE | ||
| 2 | 21B01A0401 | Adapa Hari Priya | ECE | Prosthetic Fore Arm For People with limited Hand Dexerity |
| 21B01A0426 | G.jyothi sri priya | ECE | ||
| 21B01A0451 | kesanakurthi sri subhanjili | ECE |
Projects Exhibiting at Telangana Assistive Technology Summit 4.0 at T-Hub on 4th Jan 2024
| SNO | REGD. NO. | STUDENT NAME | BRANCH | Project | YouTube Video Link |
| 1 | 21B01A0457 | Magapu Siva Ranjani | ECE-A | SHE SHEILD | https://youtu.be/PmUhrSuZMU8?si=8l3eCdNldRzRX2_B |
| 2 | 22B05A0406 | K Sai Vardhini | ECE-A | ||
| 3 | 21B01A04B4 | Vannemsetty Valli Suvarna | ECE-B | ||
| 4 | 22B05A0413 | Simhadri Likitha Sai Durga | ECE-B | ||
| 5 | 22B05A0204 | Nandam Sravani | EEE | ||
| 6 | 22B05A0302 | Kakarla Charitha | Mechanical |
