Vidya faculty members take an active role in nurturing scientific talent by serving as judges at Sub-District Sastrolsavam 2026–27

The faculty members of Vidya, through their diverse contributions and active involvement in various roles, play a significant role in inspiring and motivating students to strengthen their problem-solving and analytical abilities, nurture creativity, approach challenges innovatively, and explore new possibilities in emerging technologies.The faculty members offered valuable insights and encouragement as judges, inspiring students to think beyond conventional solutions and embrace creativity and technological innovation.

Through their valuable contributions as judges, they encouraged students to think creatively, strengthen their analytical and problem-solving abilities, approach challenges innovatively and explore emerging technological possibilities.

The Editorial Team of News & Events is delighted to share that Ms Remya Krishna J.S (Asst Prof, AIML Dept) and Ms Aswathy E.R.(Asst Prof, AIML Dept), Ms Nikhitha C Balan (Asst Prof, CSE Dept)  served as judges for Robotics, IoT and Electronics Working Models events at Vivekodayam Girls HSS, Thrissur, as part of the Sub-District Sastrolsavam 2026–27.

The assessment activities were carried out continuously from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with the judges reviewing various student projects across different categories. In the IoT category, a student showcased an Automatic Garage System developed using an Arduino UNO and an IR sensor, explaining its obstacle-detection mechanism and demonstrating the prototype with the support of a laptop. The Robotics category featured a Humanoid-Style Service Robot, presented by a student team. The judges interacted with the team, examined the model and discussed its design and functionality.

The project presentations reflected the students’ creativity, technical skills and practical application of classroom learning. Their enthusiastic participation and ability to explain the concepts demonstrated a sound understanding of embedded systems, sensor-based applications, robotics and automation.

Through their valuable expertise and guidance, they played a significant role in recognising emerging scientific talents and fostering a spirit of innovation, creativity and scientific inquiry among young minds.