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VITCCMAKEATHON 2016 VITCCMAKEATHON 2016 an IoT based Makeathon was organized and conducted by School of Electronics Engineering on 16 th & 17 th of April, 2016.

PTC provided access to Thingworx an IoT platform, to all the participants free of cost. D-Link provided the winners certificate worth Rs. 40000/-.

1 VITCCMAKEATHON 2016 VITCCMAKEATHON 2016 an IoT based Makeathon was organized and conducted by School of Electronics Engineering on 16 th & 17 th of April, It is the first of its kind in the area of IoT(Internet of Things) conducted at VIT Chennai. SPONSORS The event was proudly sponsored by PTC, India and D-Link. PTC provided access to Thingworx an IoT platform, to all the participants free of cost. D-Link provided the winners certificate worth Rs /-. Microsoft joined the event as Technology partner by providing 200 passes of Microsoft Azure each worth 100$ and S2G(Spot2Get) a startup venture by VIT University, chennai students provided the hardware support required by participants.

Connecting to IoT Platform As a prelude to Makeathon,

Bharghavarajaram, Assistant Professor(Sr.

Inauguration The Makeathon was inaugurated by Dr.

2 Connecting to IoT Platform As a prelude to Makeathon, sessions on connecting to Thingworx and Microsoft azure was conducted respectively by Mr. Pramod Principal IoT consultant from PTC, India and Dr. Bharghavarajaram, Assistant Professor(Sr.,) of VIT University, Chennai respectively. Inauguration The Makeathon was inaugurated by Dr. Gunasekaran, ProVC Chennai campus in presence of Dr. Prabaharan SRS, DEAN Chennai campus and Mr. Pramod of PTC at 2:00 PM on 16 th April, 2016.

3 Participation 102 teams registered for the event out of which 75 were shortlisted by a team of Panel Members headed by Dr. Bharghavarajaram. Among the shortlisted teams there are 28 teams from VIT University(Chennai and Vellore campus) and 14 teams from SRM University, RMK Engineering college, SRM Easwari engineering college, Mahendra Engineering college and Sona engineering college in salem, Sri sai ram Engineering college in chennai, VSB Engineering college in karur, Anjalai ammal Mahalingam engineering college and Christ The king engineering college participated. In total 42 teams participated. Number of teams shortlisted on domain basis- SL. DOMAIN No. of Teams No 1. Health Care Automotive 9 3. Smart City Agriculture 8 5. Smart Home Industrial Automation 6 7. Smart Education 2 8. Sports and Games 2

In between the event participants are encouraged to share their work in

and the most innovative ones were gifted with the goodies.

The teams were then evaluated by team of panelists. PANEL MEMBERS 1. Dr.

Pramod (PTC IoT Principal Solution Consultant, PTC) 3. Mr.

4 In between the event participants are encouraged to share their work in social forums to evaluate their technical competencies by various peoples and the most innovative ones were gifted with the goodies. The Makeathon ended by 2:00 PM on April 17 th, The teams were then evaluated by team of panelists. PANEL MEMBERS 1. Dr. Ravikishore(General Manager, HCL) 2. Mr. Pramod (PTC IoT Principal Solution Consultant, PTC) 3. Mr. Ravishankar (Associate Director of Technology, Data Scale) 4. Mr. Satish ( Founder, Revvx) 5. Mr. Avinash (CEO, Revvx) 6. Mr. Malik Sundaram, Sales Head, PTC

5 The prize winners are Varun.S, Vidhya Venkat and Varsha C Satish of Easwari engineering college, Chennai (1 st Prize) Suresh N, Ulava Veda Kashyap and Sathya Narayanan R of RMK Engineering college, Chennai (2 nd Prize)

Anurag Pant, Kunwar Agarwal and Attreya Bhatt, of VIT University, Chennai (3 rd Prize ) Feedback 1. 97% of the participants felt the overall experience is good/excellent 2. 98.

6 Anurag Pant, Kunwar Agarwal and Attreya Bhatt, of VIT University, Chennai (3 rd Prize ) Feedback 1. 97% of the participants felt the overall experience is good/excellent % of participants wished to participate in the next edition of the competition % of participants would like to select IoT as their career path based on the experience in the Makeathon Significant Achievements 1. The event was first of its kind in the area of IoT in VIT Chennai campus. 2. The event was conducted fully Digital mode (Registration & Evaluation) to mark the VIT chennai campus goal of Digital India achievement.

7 Testimonial IoT is a very important domain and the hot topic across the globe. IoT is something more than the internet and connect the physical and the virtual world. IoT can make the verticals such as Power, Safety and Surveillance, Intelligent Transport Systems, Health, Intelligent buildings and homes etc, Smart by providing real time data, which can be analyzed using various data paralytics techniques to create intelligence. Intelligence can be used for planning and various operational decisions. A number of international organizations such as ITU, OneM2M, AIoTI etc are working on developing standards in IoT domain. ITU is having Study Group-20 on IoT and its applications on Smart Cities and communities. This event is being held in time as it will help in developing ecosystem in the IoT domain, which may be used in developing Smart Cities. I again congratulate the VIT Chennai for arranging this mega event and wish it to be a big success. Sushil Kumar Dy. Director General (IoT), Telecommunication Engineering Center, Department of Telecommunications, Ministry of Communication & IT, Government of India,

8 Annexure 1 The following participants preferred and developed solutions using Microsoft Azure and PTC Thingworx. Sl.No Project IoT Server Preferred 1 IoT Based Automated Aeroponics Azure 2 Smart Car with smart parking system Azure 3 Autolock Thingworx 4 IoT based safety helmet for coal mine workers Azure 5 Automated Intelligent Traffic control system Azure 6 Traffic singal breach vehicle stop system using IoT Azure 7 Product flood monitor Thingworx 8 Anti-Theft and monitoring of vehicle Thingworx 9 Automatic Temperature control system using IoT Azure 10 Code Red Thingworx 11 Data sensing robot in critical region Thingspeak 12 Just in Time Azure 13 Heart rate Thingworx 14 Home Automation Thingworx 15 Smart Parking System Thingworx 16 Home Automation Thingspeak 17 Smart Farming Solutions Azure 18 TrainU Thingworx 19 Drunk and drive Prevention Azure 20 Trafffuel Manager Thingworx 21 Electroencaphalograph Thingspeak 22 IoT Based car parking system Azure 23 Barfi Azure 24 Liots Thingworx 25 Smart Stock Thingspeak 26 Video surveillance for collision detection and traffic analysis using IoT Azure 27 Digicoach Azure 28 Parking Spot Predictor Azure 29 Smart Power Monitor Azure 30 APPSTROKE: A smart app for health monitoring Azure 31 Smartbin Azure 32 Smart Farming E-monitoring systems Thingworx 33 Smart City Azure

9 34 Smoke Detector Azure 35 Vehicle Anitheft and monitoring system Thingworx 36 Smart Farming using IoT Azure 37 Intelligent Home Control and monitoring system Thingspeak For detailed report and usage please refer Annexure 2.

Connected Industry and Enterprise Role of AI, IoT and Geospatial Technology. Vijay Kumar, CTO ESRI India

Connected Industry and Enterprise Role of AI, IoT and Geospatial Technology Vijay Kumar, CTO ESRI India Agenda: 1 2 3 4 Understanding IoT IoT component and deployment patterns ArcGIS Geospatial Platform