The Department of Mechatronics Engineering, in association with IIC-PEC and The Institution of Engineers (India), organized a Guest Lecture on “Next-Gen: Robotics to Reality – AI Applications in Mechatronics” on 30.09.2025, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. through Google Meet.
The objective of the Guest Lecture was to provide a platform to highlight cutting-edge innovations, foster knowledge exchange, and introduce participants to the practical applications of Artificial Intelligence in Mechatronics. The event aimed to bridge the gap between academic learning and industrial relevance, encouraging students to explore the role of AI in shaping the future of engineering.
The session featured Dr. Nalinipriya, Associate Dean – International Relations and Professor, Saveetha Engineering College, Chennai, who delivered an engaging talk on the integration of AI with robotics and automation. Students gained valuable exposure to innovative concepts, real-world case studies, and future opportunities in this rapidly evolving domain.
The lecture received positive feedback from students and faculty, who appreciated the clarity and depth of the presentation. Nearly 65 students from the Department of Mechatronics Engineering actively participated in the event. The session proved to be highly beneficial, leaving a lasting impact on participants and inspiring them to explore new dimensions of innovation in Mechatronics and AI.
The lecture also provided students with opportunities to analyze, interpret, and understand the implications of AI-driven technologies. Interactive discussions enabled participants to connect concepts with existing literature while identifying limitations and potential areas for further exploration. The well-structured presentation, supported with clear examples, effectively captured the audience’s attention and encouraged critical thinking.
Conclusion:
This Guest Lecture was a successful culmination of knowledge-sharing and academic enrichment. By exploring AI applications in Mechatronics, the session broadened students’ perspectives and enhanced their ability to engage with complex technological themes. The positive reception and active participation underscored the relevance of the event to the academic and professional growth of the attendees.
The session concluded with a Vote of Thanks delivered by U. Sanjay, III Year Mechatronics.
