Techkriti'12, IIT Kanpur and i3indya Technologies Launched Series of Robotics Workshop

 
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur is organizing its National Level Annual Technical and Entrepreneurship Festival, TECHKRITI 2012 from 27^th-30^th January, 2012. 

This great year Techkriti’12, IIT Kanpur in collaboration with i3indya Technologies, Delhi is  organizing a series of Autonomous Robotics Workshops for Engineering students across the nation in 16 different Zonal Centers.

The workshops will also open an opportunity for the students to be a part of a Mega Event “LUMOS” during TECHKRITI 2012 at IIT Kanpur. 

The fees of Workshop is Rs 5600/- for a group of 4 students

Students will get:

• FREE Robotics Kit Worth Rs 3500/- per team (4 Students)
• FREE i3indya Software Toolkit (Containing Software, Study Material, Tutorials etc)
• Certificate of Participation from Techkriti'12, IIT Kanpur in association with i3indya Technologies

This total Event is divided into 3 Rounds:

Round 1:

• The workshops will be organized in 16 different Zonal Centers/Colleges all across India from 1st November 2011 to 25th January 2012.
• The workshop will be organized by i3indya Technologies, Delhi (Workshop Partner – Techkriti ’12, IIT Kanpur)
• The duration of workshop will be of 14 hours and will be covered in 2 days.

Round 2:

• At the end of workshop on 2nd day, Prelims round of Robogames Competition LUMOS will be organized at the Zonal Center.
• TOP WINNING TEAM (4 Student) will get a DIRECT Entry to “LUMOS” Robotics ROBOGAMES Competition at TECHKRITI’12, IIT Kanpur (27-30 Jan 2012).

Round 3:

• Winning Teams from 16 different Zonal Centers will get direct Entry to the final round of Robogames Event LUMOS at Techkriti’12, IIT Kanpur (27-30 Jan 2012).
• All the participants will get Certificate of Participation from Techkriti’12, IIT Kanpur
• Prizes worth Rs 5 Lakh to be won.

As a Zonal Center, an authorized Team from i3indya Technologies will visit your campus to organize the Autonomous Robotics workshop followed by the Prelims Round of “LUMOS”, a National event at TECHKRITI '12, IIT Kanpur in your college. 

The Winning Team will get a Direct Entry to the Final Round of LUMOS at Techkriti’12, IIT Kanpur (27-30 Jan 2012).

To show your interest in becoming the Zonal Center for the Robotics Outreach Program, Visit

www.i3indya.com/techkriti2012

For more details about the National Robotics Event Click Here

To learn more about i3indya Technologies (Workshop Partner, Techkriti'12, IIT Kanpur) Click Here

To learn more about Techkriti ’12, IIT Kanpur Click Here

List of colleges where workshop will be organised: 

Dates: 22-23 Dec '11
Venue: School of Engineering, VELS University, Pallavaram, Chennai, Tamil Nadu

Register: http://www.i3indya.com/techkriti2012/

Dates: 24-25 Dec '11
Venue: Chettinad College of Engineering & Technology, Puliyur, Karur, Tamil Nadu

Register: http://www.i3indya.com/techkriti2012/

Dates: 26-27 Dec '11
Venue: Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore Tamil Nadu

Register: http://www.i3indya.com/techkriti2012/

Dates: 9-10 Jan '12
Venue: Swami Parmanand College Of Engineering, Lalru, Punjab

Register: http://www.i3indya.com/techkriti2012/

Dates: 14-15 Jan '12
Venue: Shri Shankaracharya College of Engineering and Technology, Bhilai, Chattisgarh

Register: http://www.i3indya.com/techkriti2012/

Dates: 16-17 Jan '12
Venue: Krishna Group of Institutions, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh

Register: http://www.i3indya.com/techkriti2012/

Dates: 17-18 Jan '12
Venue: MLR Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
Register: http://www.i3indya.com/techkriti2012/

Dates: 19-20 Jan '12
Venue: Vignan Institute of Technology & Science, Hyderabad
Register: http://www.i3indya.com/techkriti2012/

Dates: 19-20 Jan '12
Venue: Sanskriti Group of Institutions, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
Register: http://www.i3indya.com/techkriti2012/

Dates: 21-22 Jan '12
Venue: ITM University, Gurgaon

Register: http://www.i3indya.com/techkriti2012/



For more details contact :


Mr. Jaspreet Singh
+91 - 92124 99080 (M), 011-42815252 (O)
workshop@i3indya.com
http://www.i3indya.com/

Winter Training 2011-12 for Engineering Students :: i3indya Technologies

After Exploring 5 Types of Technologies...
Conducting more than 200 workshops..
&

Training more than 30,000 Students from IITs, NITs & Many Deemed Institutions.

  

i3indya Technologies, Delhi

Presents
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Course:  Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security
Duration: 15 Days/45 hrs (Regular Classes)
Fees: Rs 10,200/- (Including Taxes)
Certification: Participation Certificate by i3indya Technologies
Study Material: Book & DVDs Free to each participant

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2. Embedded Systems & Robotics

This time i3indya Technologies is coming up with more number of practical projects using ATMEGA 8535 Micro-controller.

This time you will make 9 project during the training which are as follows:

Project 1: Obstacle Avoider
Project 2: Wall Follower
Project 3: White Line Follower Bot
Project 4: Black Line Follower Bot
Project 5: Multi Colour Line Follower Bot
Project 6: PC Controlled Robot
Project 7: Mobile\GSM\Satellite Controlled Robot
Project 8: Alphabets Display in LED Matrix
Project 9: Infrared PIANO (New)

Moreover you will get:

- Complementary training on TOUCH 1.0 (Surface Computing) FREE to each participant.
- Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security class FREE to each participant.


Course: Embedded Systems & Robotics
Duration: 15 Days/45 hrs
Fees: Rs 9,000/- (Including Taxes)
Certification: Participation Certificate by i3indya Technologies
Robotics Toolkit: Free to each participant
Study Material: Book & CD Free to each participant
Micro-controller: ATMEGA 8535 (AVR)
Projects: 9 Projects Covered

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Batches Available

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Seats per Batch: 15 Only

Group Discount available

For 5 and above Students: 5%
For 10 and above Students: 10%

If you have i3indya Redemption Coupon then you can also apply that for getting Discount.

Training Center
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Registration Procedure

1. Register for Winter Training online. Click Here.
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3. To confirm your seat send Training Registration Form & Training Fee via D.D. in favor of "I THREE INFOTECH PVT LTD" payable at New Delhi to the following address:
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Beware Clickjacking & Likejacking attacks Found in Facebook :: i3indya Tips & Tricks

Clickjacking is an online attack that involves tricking a user into clicking hidden buttons that perform malicious actions on a webpage. Clickjacking attack, whenever a user clicks an innocent button on a webpage, he’s actually interacting with an invisible layer of the malicious code.

Breaking Dawn attack uses Facebook Like button to carry out the scam, some can dubbed this type of attack into Likejacking attack.

What to do if you’ve been attacked……

If you find this type of attack. There are some immediate actions you can take:

• Dont Click & Open Any Unwanted Links and Applications.
• Delete the application by going to your Facebook account application settings
• Delete all wall posts about the game and tell your friends to do the same.
• Make sure to report suspicious links or messages to Facebook security team.

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i3indya Tips & Tricks :: Construction of Power Supply

For the electronics enthusiast, having a 5 volt DC power supply around in your workspace can be very useful. Many op amps, micro controllers, and other digital ICs {integrated circuits} run off 5 volts (although most now take a range of 3-15 volts). Here is how to build a very simple 5 volt DC power supply that can deliver up to 1.5A of current. You will need to solder together the various components.

1. Consider one wire from the AC adapter the positive terminal. Consider the other wire ground. At this point it does not matter which one you choose to be positive or ground, but remember which is which from now on.

2. Connect the positive wire from the AC adapter to the side of the diode without the stripe marking on it. You are connecting the positive wire to the anode of the diode where current will flow through the diode in only one way to charge the capacitor you will connect later.

 3. Locate the lead on the side of the capacitor that has a stripe. Usually this stripe is white and has a minus sign on it. This is the negative side, which you should connect to the ground terminal of the AC adapter.

 4. Connect the remaining terminal of the capacitor to the terminal of the diode with the stripe. That is, connect the positive terminal of the capacitor to the cathode of the diode. The diode allows the current from the transformer to charge the capacitor while stopping the capacitor from discharging back through the transformer on the negative cycle.

5. Connect Pin 1 of the voltage regulator IC to the node where the positive side of the capacitor and striped side of the diode connect. Pin 2 is the ground reference, also called the "common", and should be connected to the ground wire of the AC adapter. Pin 3 is the output. There will be 5 volts held between Pin 3 and ground.

Things You'll Need:

• An AC adapter (generic) giving anywhere from 8-30V AC output and up to 1.5 amps of output
• A rectifying diode such as a 1N5392, or equivalent capable of at least 1.5A average forward current and 50V reverse voltage
• A 100uF electrolytic capacitor, radial leaded, rated for at least 35V
• A TL780-05 5V fixed voltage regulator IC or equivalent in a TO-220 package (if it is marked 7805 it will work.)
• A soldering iron and solder (if you're not using a prototype board).