KIIT Students Bag First Prize for e-Cycle Concept

 KIIT School of Electrical Engineering students bagged the First Prize in “Technodium-2021", a national-level poster competition for UG Engineering students. They bagged the prize in Track 3 for making the e-Cycle, under the supervision of Prof. Soubhagya Ranjan Prusty, Prof. Subrat Behera, Prof. Tanmoy Roy Choudhury and Mr. Nabakishor Dash.


                                       

Students entered the competition under the caption “New Face of e-Cycle”. Students currently working under the project are Rohit Mohanty, Rahul Krishna Patel, Soubhagya Kar, Purusotam Mohanty and Soumya Ranjan Sahoo, under the student sponsored project by KIIT Deemed to be University. They have shown interest in developing an advanced e-Cycle with improved scopes which will be beneficial at this crunch time of high fuel price.

They demonstrated a futuristic e-Cycle in the poster presentation with one e-Cycle already developed in the Electric Drives lab of School of Electrical Engineering. The concept of new improved e-Cycle impressed many in the presentation among various groups and they bagged the first prize worth Rs. 12000. The success has boosted their confidence and supervisors are sure to come out with the advanced e-Cycle in coming days.

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