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EVENT DETAILS :
OBJECTIVE OF THE EVENT :
To train students plans for setting up start up using IOT sensors and ethics in practice
BENEFITS OF THE EVENT :
In depth training to students were given on setting up start up using IOT sensors and ethics in practice
ABOUT THE EVENT:
The IoT Sensors Bootcamp is an intensive training program designed to provide participants with comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience in the field of Internet of Things (IoT) sensors. The boot camp focuses on understanding, configuring, and utilizing various types of sensors used in IoT applications. The boot camp begins with an introduction to the fundamentals of IoT and the role of sensors in collecting data from the physical world. We gain an understanding of different sensor technologies, including temperature sensors, humidity sensors, motion sensors, light sensors, and more. We also learned about the principles of data acquisition, signal processing, and the importance of sensor calibration and accuracy. The Fusion 360 was also taught in the Bootcamp which is an immersive training program designed to equip participants with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively utilize Autodesk Fusion 360, a powerful 3D modelling and CAD/CAM software. The boot camp focuses on both the fundamentals and advanced features of Fusion 360, enabling participants to create complex 3D models, simulate designs, and generate manufacturing-ready drawings. The IoT Sensors in Drone Bootcamp is a specialized training program focused on the integration and utilization of IoT sensors in drone technology. This boot camp aims to provide us with the knowledge and skills required to design, configure, and deploy IoT sensors for various applications in the drone industry. The boot camp begins with an overview of drone technology and its applications, highlighting the potential benefits of integrating IoT sensors. Participants gain an understanding of different types of sensors commonly used in drones, such as GPS modules, altimeters, accelerometers, gyroscopes, temperature sensors, and cameras. We learn about the key considerations for sensor selection and integration into drones, including power requirements, weight restrictions, and communication protocols
FEEDBACK:
Excellent feedback was received. This motivated them to unleash their innovation to move it up to Startups.
