Embedded System and IoT Laboratory
Embedded System and IoT Laboratory is a unique collaborative workspace where IoT
enthusiasts can meet to discuss ideas, share expertise, work together on
projects, get access to a library of equipment & components, build
products, launch companies, and generally have fun bringing IoT to life.
Embedded System and IoT Laboratory is equipped with the Texas Instruments
IoT Kits and various sensors. The Embedded System and IoT
Laboratory was established at a cost of Rs. 50 Lakhs with systems loaded with
latest versions of Embedded OS and embedded software's like Keil IDE,
Python OS, Federo Linux, LabVIEW, Code Composer Studio, MATLAB, Arduino IDE,
MPLAB IDE. The laboratory is equipped with IoT CC3200 boards, ARM 7 development
boards, Arduino boards, Raspberry Pi boards, MSP 430 boards, ARM Cortex Boards,
Intel Atom processors kits, PIC microcontroller kits, Freescale kits(Imx6S) and
DSP trainer kits. Internet facility is provided to individual students.
The Department has signed MoU with Intel FICE and
Texas Instruments, Bangalore. The Department has always been on a high
growth path to keep pace with current technology trends.
Embedded and IoT Laboratory equipped
with Industry based programmable MCU with built-in Wi-Fi connectivity focuses
on hands-on skills of programming. special project-based learning approach
including applications of various peripherals on different MCUs kit.
OUTCOME
Collaborate on research industry partners with
PRICOL Technologies Ltd., Coimbatore and L&T Services to address significant and complex challenges
surrounding Embedded and IoT technologies and
applications. Conducted more than 30 national workshops and seminars benefited
more than 1000 students in Embedded and IoT technologies and applications. In
collaboration with Embedded and IoT Laboratory UG and PG Students developed
more than 500 real time products. Enable faculty learning, research and
hands-on experimentation to discover and demonstrate the promise of the Internet
of Things. Provide students unique
interdisciplinary learning and innovation experiences with Embedded and IoT
technologies. More than 10 faculty research scholars benefitted through
Embedded and IoT