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78 students showcase their products
HYSEA (Hyderabad Software Enterprises Association), JNTU (Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad) and TASK (Telangana Academy for Skill and Knowledge) organised a pilot project workshop on Product Engineering & Entrepreneurship. The workshop was held from May 28-July 4 at the JNTU campus.
HYSEA (Hyderabad Software Enterprises Association), JNTU (Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad) and TASK (Telangana Academy for Skill and Knowledge) organised a pilot project workshop on Product Engineering & Entrepreneurship. The workshop was held from May 28-July 4 at the JNTU campus.
The valedictory session witnessed presentations from the 22 finalists. The teams presented their business ideas based on IoT products and mobile applications for Smart Cities. The eminent jury consisting Ramesh Goud (TASK), Amarnath Reddy (CRO, Govt. of Telangana), Bipin Pendyala (secretary, HYSEA), Prasan Dutt Raju, JNTU, Ravi Kumar (Computer Port), Pradeep (TASK),Surya Rao (MD, BITS Incubator), and Tom Thomas (IIIT Foundation) selected these ideas which will receive seed fund grants anywhere between Rs 50,000 –Rs 20,00,0000 Some of the innovative ideas presented include ACCAID: Accident Detection qnd Emergency Response; Virtual ordering at restaurants); electronic health records, NFC mobile key and quad copter for medical aid.
The workshop helped to discover, nurture and refine tech product ideas (and tech-product-entrepreneurs) from engineering students in a guided structured summer program that ended with a demo prototype of their idea. It also helped to create excitement around ideas, products and product entrepreneurship.
The organizers are now evaluating this workshop to be a part of the JNTU curriculum as a summer course and continuing as the final year project. This will help in building appreciation and practical understanding of product engineering with a secondary objective of seeding new start-ups through products proposed and prototyped in the workshop. With extensive guidance, industry amd start-up mentoring and inspiring talks, the workshop enthused the faculty and students.
