AICTE Events

“15 December 2025 to 27 December 2025”*

*10% theory and 90% Hands on practice*

*Dear Faculty, we are pleased to inform you that, SAKEC AICTE IDEA LAB in collaboration with Department of Electronics and Computer Science, Shah and Anchor Kutchhi Engineering College, is organizing Two week Hands on FDP / Bootcamp / Industrial Training for faculty on “IDEAronics” during “15 December 2025 to 27 December 2025” in offline mode.*

*Topics Covered are Hardware and their Software*

*Hardware Topics:-*
01. PCB Designing,
02. Arduino,
03. DIY Arduino,
04. Bluetooth HC05,
05. Wifi-ESP8266,
06. Node MCU,
07. ESP32,
08. Raspberry Pi,
10. APP DESIGNING,
11. IoT boards.
12. Mini-projects
13. Major Projects
14. 3D Printer
15. LASER Cutter

*Software Topic:-*
01. MIT APP INVENTOR
02. Tinkercad
03. Express PCB
04. PCB Wizard.
05. Arduino IDE for Arduino, Node MCU, ESP32
06. VLC, PUTTY,
07. Python for RPi
08. Sinric Pro designing for IoT.
09. Laser CAD
10. Autocad

*Duration:*
Two week Program – 15/12/2025 to 27/12/2025

*Mode of Conduction:*
OFFLINE in AICTE SAKEC IDEA LAB

*LOCATION:-*
SAKEC AICTE IDEA LAB – Lab no. 61, 62 – Shah and Anchor Kutchhi Engineering College, Chembur.
Timings: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

*Consumable Charges and Certification Fee :* Rs. 1,000/- per participant.

*Batch Size:*
*20 to 30 Faculty*

*Take-Away :*
1. Knowledge of various domain
2. Problem Based Learning
3. Industry Ready Internship Program
4. All Lab videos
5. Certificate upon successful completion and delivering the product

*HURRY SINCE SEATS ARE LIMITED, ENROLLMENT ON FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS.*

*For more details contact:*
*Prof. Santosh Kamble – 9224016194

Registration Google form link

https://forms.gle/HvFnCns3PkENfUN27

Click here to see the event schedule

Dates: 16th – 18th October 2025
Timings: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Venue: Idea Lab-61

Are you ready to think differently and bring your ideas to life?
Join us for an exciting 3-day workshop designed to spark creativity, enhance problem-solving skills, and equip you to transform ideas into impactful solutions!

Session Highlights:
Identify problem statements and generate innovative ideas
Learn effective pitching techniques for proposals and business plans
Interact with industry experts and innovators

Speakers:
Mr. Jugal Manek – External College Expert
Mr. Amit Shah – TBI Manager
Mr. Nirmol Munvar – Idea Lab Tech Guru

Special Highlight:
An Industrial Visit to TCS, Thane on 16th October 2025
Limited to 21 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.

Don’t miss this opportunity to ignite your innovative mindset and gain real-world exposure!

Open to all students | Register early to secure your spot
Registration Link: https://forms.gle/tzFcqRd2zEVCgDYL9

Newsletter August 2025

If you are a student driven by curiosity, innovation, and a desire to make a real impact. We’re thrilled to invite you to apply for the SAKEC Research Cell and AICTE IDEA Lab for the academic year 2025–26! 

Join us to dive into hands-on research, collaborate with experts, and grow your research profile in a vibrant, innovative community.

 Why Join Us?

•  Hands-on Research & Projects
•  Collaborations with NGOs, universities & industries
•  Opportunities to present at conferences & publish research
•  Mentorship from experienced faculty & domain experts

 Pre-interview Tasks:

• All Applicants: Complete the VIA Character Strengths Assessment
  Please bring a printed copy or have the results ready on your device for the interview.
• Project/Product Development Role Applicants for IDEALAB:
  Prepare a brief presentation on an idea you’d develop in IDEALAB using the SCAMPER model 
  (Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put to another use, Eliminate, Reverse)

 Important Dates

• Last Date to Apply:  7th August

• Interview Date: 8th August
  Please attend in formal attire.

 Apply Now:

[Click here to fill the application form]

For questions, reach out to:
 Saachi Pandey – 7977364577
 Krishita Ravat – 9372288406

Join us and be part of a community that’s shaping the future through innovation and collaboration! 

Looking forward to your application!

Warm regards,
SAKEC Research Cell & AICTE IDEA Lab Team

📢 Ready to Shape the Future with AI?

The AICTE SAKEC IDEA Lab, in collaboration with the Information Technology Department, Mumbai ACM Chapter, and SAKEC ACM Student Chapter, proudly presents:

🌟 Next Gen AI: Learn. Build. Excel. 🌟

🔍 Dive into the world of Artificial Intelligence like never before!

🧠 Whether you’re curious, a beginner, or ready to build real-world AI solutions — this is your chance to learn, innovate, and lead the next generation of tech.

Program Highlights:

1. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
2. Understanding Machine Learning Fundamentals
3. Exploring Deep Learning using TensorFlow
4. NLP and Introduction to GenAI and its Tools
5. Exploring Ethical AI, OpenCV, and Ollama Tools
6. Basics of Prompt Engineering

🔗 Registration Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1CX0WYi6438GrHPKhfCHiTRrGNGNn06fwgiQ4o4_V2wI/edit

📍 Venue: AICTE IDEA Lab, SAKEC

🗓️ Date:  28th July to 2nd August 2025

⏰ Time: 10am onwards

🎓 Open to all curious and passionate students!

✨ Don’t miss out on this cutting-edge, hands-on experience designed to equip you with AI skills that matter!

📲 Stay tuned for registration details and exciting announcements!

For further queries, kindly contact:
Mrs. Janhavi Gupta: 9773175439  (Faculty Coordinator)

Krishita Haresh Ravat: 9372288406 (Student Coordinator)

Arin Pawar: 8928484014 (Student Coordinator)

Report of Inauguration of AICTE SAKEC IDEA LAB

Event Overview

The inauguration of the SAKEC IDEA Lab commenced with the arrival and reception of esteemed guests. A welcome lunch was arranged to ensure a warm and cordial experience for all dignitaries.

The event officially began with the unveiling of the IDEA Lab and its advanced equipment, marking the beginning of a new era in innovation at SAKEC.      

Following this, the inaugural function began with a warm welcome address, setting the tone for the event. The traditional Saraswati Vandana and ceremonial lighting of the lamp added a spiritual and cultural essence to the program.

The dignitaries, including the Chief Guest, Trustee, School Principal, and Faculty Coordinators, jointly inaugurated the IDEA Lab Brochure, Timetable, Website, and Conference Brochure. This symbolized the formal launch and multifaceted offerings of the lab.

The inaugural addresses began with the principal’s insightful speech highlighting the vision behind the lab. This was followed by addresses from the invited industry experts and special guests, who emphasized the importance of hands-on innovation and collaboration between academia and industry.

Chief Guest Dr. Prashant Kharat delivered a keynote address focusing on the role of institutional support in nurturing innovation. Trustee and Hon. Secretary Shri Piyush Vasanji Shah also shared his visionary thoughts, applauding the students and faculty for their efforts.

A felicitation ceremony was conducted to honour the students who showcased their projects in the exhibition. Their creativity and execution were acknowledged with appreciation.

To encapsulate the journey and milestones of the IDEA Lab, a video presentation was showcased, highlighting past activities, workshops, and student achievements.

The event concluded with a formal Vote of Thanks by Dr. Namrata Manglani, expressing gratitude to all dignitaries, contributors, and attendees who played a role in making the event a grand success.

Finally, attendees were invited to the Project Exhibition in the IDEA Lab, where students demonstrated their innovative projects. The exhibition highlighted the practical capabilities and creativity fostered by the IDEA Lab, leaving a lasting impression on all visitors.

Training Details

SAKEC Idea Lab presents

 “Training for School Learners”

Day 1: 26/05/2025 – Introduction to Electronics  

Mr. Amol Yadav introduced students to basic electronic components such as resistors, LEDs, switches, breadboards, and connecting wires. Students explored the role and application of each component through hands-on activities. Mrs. Amisha Bhoir supervised the session and provided each student with physical components for interactive learning, reinforcing theoretical concepts with practical understanding.

Day 2: 27/05/2025 – Advanced Circuits & Basic Robotics

On Day 2, Mrs. Amisha Bhoir taught students about series and parallel circuits, and demonstrated LDR (Light Dependent Resistor) and IR (Infrared) sensor applications. Mr. Amol Yadav introduced fundamental robotics concepts, guiding students through the initial assembly of simple robotic structures using motors and gears.

Day 3: 28/05/2025 – IR Sensors & Object-Avoiding Robots

Mr. Amol Yadav explained the working principles of IR sensors and their use in obstacle detection. Students constructed object-avoiding robots integrating IR sensors with their robot chassis. Under the supervision of Mrs. Amisha Bhoir, students tested various robot movements including forward, backward, and turning actions.

Day 4: 29/05/2025 – Light-Following and Light-Avoiding Robots

Students explored advanced robot behaviors under the guidance of Mr. Amol Yadav. They learned about differential motor control for precise directional movements. Mrs. Amisha Bhoir led the practical sessions on building light-following and light-avoiding robots using strategically placed and calibrated LDR sensors.

Day 5: 30/05/2025 – Circuit Simulation & CAD

Mrs. Amisha Bhoir introduced students to Tinkercad for 3D design and circuit simulation. Students simulated circuits virtually and explored LED control using Arduino. Mr. Amol Yadav demonstrated the use of RGB LEDs and LED blinking sequences. Students also practiced 3D printing techniques and laser cutting, and began working on their individual projects.

Day 6: 31/05/2025 – Valedictory Function

The final day featured student project presentations, where participants showcased their electronic and robotic creations. They demonstrated their understanding and explained their design decisions. A certificate distribution ceremony followed, recognizing each student’s successful completion of the program.

Report of 5-Days Ideation Workshop for High School Students

Training Details

SAKEC Idea Lab presents

 “Training for School Learners”

Day 1: 26/05/2025 – Introduction to Electronics

Mr. Santosh Kamble introduced students to basic electronic components such as resistors, LEDs, batteries, push buttons, SPST/SPDT switches, and breadboards. Students learned how to construct basic LED blinking circuits. Ms. Manjusha Kulkarni supervised hands-on circuit-building activities and assisted with component placement and identification. Workbook activities reinforced theoretical concepts with practical learning. The session encouraged curiosity and engagement with basic electronics.

Day 2: 27/05/2025 – Logic Gates & Simulation

Mr. Santosh Kamble introduced students to fundamental digital logic concepts, including the operation of AND, OR, and NOT gates, along with their corresponding truth tables. Ms. Manjusha Kulkarni provided guidance on circuit implementation and facilitated simulations using Tinkercad. Students constructed and tested logic gate circuits on breadboards, created truth tables, and explored digital logic through both hands-on and virtual simulation activities.

Day 3: 28/05/2025 – Arduino & Motors

Students were introduced to the Arduino UNO platform, where they engaged in LED blinking using block-based coding under the guidance of Mr. Santosh Kamble. Ms. Manjusha Kulkarni supported students in connecting motors using the L298N motor driver. Through these activities, students gained foundational knowledge of microcontroller functionality and practical skills in motor driver integration for robotic applications.

Day 4: 29/05/2025 – Sensors & CAD

As part of an advanced practical session, Mr. Santosh Kamble showcased sensor-based robotics, including infrared (IR), obstacle-detection, and light-following robots. This demonstration provided students with valuable insights into real-world applications of sensors in autonomous systems. Concurrently, Ms. Manjusha Kulkarni conducted a hands-on workshop on Laser CAD software, where students designed and prototyped personalized keychains, gaining exposure to digital fabrication and CAD modeling techniques.

Day 5: 30/05/2025 – Mini Project Presentation

In the culminating sessions, Mr. Santosh Kamble introduced Bluetooth and voice-controlled robotics, guiding students in operating robots via mobile applications and voice commands using Arduino. Ms. Manjusha Kulkarni oversaw the execution of the final mini projects like Car Reverse Alarm, Obstacle Detector, Burglar Alarm, where students integrated concepts learned throughout the workshop. These activities enabled participants to apply their knowledge in real-time, showcasing their understanding of embedded systems and sensor-based automation.