Title: Recent Trends in Automation and Robotics – Program Report
Date: August 29, 2023
Introduction:
The seminar on “Recent Trends in Automation and Robotics” took place on August 29, 2023, in Gallery Hall III of Block V. The event aimed to provide insights into the latest advancements in automation and robotics, offering a platform for students and faculty members to engage with the subject. The program was inaugurated promptly at 2:30 PM, commencing with a warm welcome extended to the attendees, including first-year, second-year, and third-year students, as well as esteemed faculty members
Resource Person Introduction:
Mr. Vignesh Ramadoss, an expert in the field of automation and robotics, was the distinguished resource person for the event. His extensive experience and expertise in the domain promised to deliver an insightful and informative session. Before handing over the stage to Mr. Ramadoss, a brief introduction highlighting his achievements and contributions was presented. This introduction provided the audience with an understanding of Mr. Ramadoss’s background, which added credibility and anticipation to his presentation.
Event Proceedings:
Mr. Ramadoss began the session by expressing his gratitude for the warm welcome and introduced himself further, establishing a connection with the audience. He commenced his talk with a comprehensive overview of the fundamentals of automation, ensuring that even those with limited prior knowledge could comprehend the subject matter. To enhance understanding, he cited numerous real-world examples illustrating the impact of automation on various industries.
The focus then shifted to the concepts of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA). Mr. Ramadoss employed a variety of teaching aids, including relevant videos and engaging PowerPoint presentations. These visual aids effectively conveyed complex concepts and mechanisms, aiding in the grasp of intricate details.Following the insightful presentation, an interactive session was initiated. Students actively participated, asking thought-provoking questions and engaging in discussions.
Acknowledgments and Conclusion:
As the program concluded, the event coordinator extended heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Vignesh Ramadoss for his illuminating speech and invaluable insights. A token of appreciation in the form of a memento was presented to Mr. Ramadoss, symbolizing the significance of his contribution.
The coordinator thanked the HOD/EEE, DEAN(E&T), SRMIST, and management for their crucial support in organizing the enriching event. Their encouragement was vital for its success. In conclusion, the seminar empowered attendees with insights into automation and robotics, thanks to Mr. Vignesh Ramadoss’s expertise. The event’s triumph amplified curiosity and enthusiasm for this dynamic field among participants.
