Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

A two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems was organized by the ECE and IIOT Departments, on 14th and 15th June, 2023. The Workshop, which was an amalgamation of lecture sessions, and project expo and demonstration by the students. received an overwhelming response, with 30 participants from various departments of MVJCE.

About the Workshop

The programme was presided over by Dr. V. Suresh Babu (Principal, MVJCE) and Dr. M. Brindha (Vice Principal, MVJCE).

The focus of the Workshop was on the state-of-art concepts of machine-to-machine interface and the framework of IOT, and the cloud concepts for developing prototypes and systems.

Day 1 (14.06.2023): Session I (Inauguration Ceremony and Forenoon Session)

The Workshop began with Ms. Britney Naomi, 6th semester ECE student, welcoming the Guests and the gathering. The Resource Speaker of this session was Dr. Kurian Polachan, Assistant Professor, IIIT, Bangalore. Ms. Hritwika, 4th semester IIOT student, introduced Dr. Kurian Polachan. As a token of appreciation, a memento and bouquet were presented to him by Dr. V. Suresh Babu, Principal, MVJCE. The Principal then welcomed the Speaker and the audience.

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Principal Dr. V. Suresh Babu, MVJCE welcoming the guest

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Inaugural Session: Chief guest Dr. Kurian Polachan, Assistant Professor, IIIT, Bangalore

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Presenting Memento to the chief guest

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Dr. Kurian Polachan, Assistant Professor, IIIT ,Bangalore during the session

After this, Dr. Kurian Polachan took over the session. The focus of the session was on Introduction to Internet of Bodies and Human Body Communication. The session included a complete overview of human body communication, the sensors used, different methods of communication, existing challenges and current projects. The session was enriched with information about practical prototype implementation. The participants came to know about the facilities available in the IIIT lab which students could use, and thereby associate themselves with these labs.

Day 1 (14.06.2023): Session II (Afternoon Session)

In the second session, the students presented their projects, in teams. The projects included Smart Glove System for the Deaf and Dumb, Collision Avoidance System, Automatic Door Locking System, Smart Agriculture System and Intruder Detection System. Dr. Sunil Shankar Waddar, Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, and Dr. Sajithra Varun, Assistant Professor, Department of IIOT, evaluated the projects.

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

During the Project Display

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Students explaining the project

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Team with smart glovest

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Smart Gloves for Deaf and Dumb patients

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Collision Avoidance system

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Automatic door locking System

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Intrusion Detection System

Day 2 (15.06.2023): Session I (Forenoon Session)

The second day began with the welcoming of the guest and gathering by Ms. Anusha, 4th semester CSE student. Ms. Hritwika, 4th semester IIOT, introduced the Resource Speaker Dr. Ishu Gupta, Ramanujan Faculty, equivalent to Scientist D, IIIT, Bangalore. As a token of appreciation, a memento and bouquet were presented to him by Dr. I Hameem Shanavas, HOD, ECE department.

Dr. Ishu Gupta started his session with a discussion on Internet of Things and Cloud computing. He spoke about the evolution of IOT, the importance of cloud and the recent research advances in quantum computing

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Introduction of Chief guest

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Dr. Ishu Gupta, Ramanujan Faculty/Scientist D, IIIT, Bangalore

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Dr.Ishu Gupta during the session

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Participants along with the guest

Day 2 (15.06.2023): Session II (Afternoon Session)

During this final session, the students demonstrated their projects in the IOT lab. It was a great motivation for them, as they gained a practical experience of the different fields of IOT applications

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Demonstration of Automatic Door Lock System

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Demonstration of Deaf and Dumb Smart gloves

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Demonstration of smart irrigation system

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Demonstration of collision avoidance system

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Winning Team of project Expo Manjunath S, Sai Bindu R, Ajay Kumar T, Suraj M (EEE Dept)

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Winner of Quiz Manoj.J (Civil Dept)

Two-day Workshop on M2M and IOT Interfacing Design Protocols for Embedded Systems

Participation Certificates

Overall, the Workshop elicited a thundering response from the students, and they have been motivated to come up with more innovative projects in the near future.