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All India Young Engineers’ Humanitarian Challenge 2012

Flashback on AIYEHUM 2011:

1) Received proposals from about 200 colleges across India including IITs, NITs and many reputed colleges.

2) 35 projects were shortlisted for funding.

3) 3 of them were awarded with IEEE International Conference travel grants,

4) 2 of them have filed patents

5) 1 of them has been taken up as an Entrepreneurial Venture.

.All 2011 projects: http://youngengineers.ieeebangalore.org/2011projects/

Project Videos

Interactive public feedback system

Head Controlled hands free power wheel chair

Agriculture information system through satellite images

Traffic rule following vehicle system

E- Spectacles for paralyzed patients

Wireless eye movement controlled human machine interface

Real time energy meter readin using GSM technology

Design and development of cost effective screening system for malaria detection based on Image Analysis

Medical Robot

Congratulations to all the AIYEHUM 2011 participants for their successful completion of their projects. We have finally come up with the top 3 winners of IEEE All India Young Engineers’ Humanitarian Challenge. Here they are:

1st Prize: Head controlled hands free power wheel chair
Team Lead: Tijo Thomas
Team Members:
1. Sreeram M.
2. Aswin Asok M.
3. Jasir V. K.
Mentor: Mr. Brijmohan K.
College: Government Engineering College Kozhikode

2nd Prize: E-Spectacles for the paralyzed patients
Team Lead:Pethani Kishan
Team Members:
1. Gor Mehul
2. Raja Jimit
3. Savsani Vishal
Mentor: Dr. H.S.Mazumdar
College: Dharmsinh Desai University

3rd Prize: Traffic rule following vehicle system
Team Lead: V. Vignesh Kumar
Team Members:
1. R. Vysshnavi
2. S. Suganya
3. P. Sriram
Mentor: Ms. Kamal J.
College: College of Engineering, Guindy