VLSI Club
IDEAXPRESS – Paper Presentation Contest, organized by the Bit2System Club (VLSI Club), Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), was held on 7 August 2026 at the ECE Seminar Hall. The event brought together 50 undergraduate students to explore emerging technologies, present innovative technical ideas, and interact with academic and industry experts.
The contest focused on contemporary areas such as CMOS technology evolution, India's semiconductor mission, quantum computing and Cryo-CMOS, GAA transistors, AI hardware acceleration, AI-assisted EDA, and advanced 2.5D/3D IC packaging.
The event was coordinated by Mrs. M. Janani, Assistant Professor, Department of ECE, with Mr. C. P. Kabilan, Entrepreneur & Senior IT Consultant, Chennai, as Chief Guest, and Prof. S. Krithiga and Prof. M. P. Sasirekha, Assistant Professors, Department of ECE, TPGIT, as technical experts and judges.
The programme successfully enhanced students' research aptitude, innovation, technical communication, presentation skills, and awareness of current semiconductor and VLSI industry trends. It provided a valuable platform for students to showcase their ideas and receive expert feedback.
Embedded Systems Club
The Embedded Club under the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) is an academic platform designed to bridge theoretical learning with practical hardware implementation. It provides undergraduate students with opportunities to develop skills in Embedded Systems, IoT, programming, circuit design, prototyping, and hardware debugging.
The club promotes hands-on learning, innovation, problem-solving, teamwork, leadership, and industry readiness through workshops, seminars, project exhibitions, competitions, hackathons, and technical activities.
Students gain practical exposure to platforms such as Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi, along with sensors and communication modules. Through mini-projects and prototype development, members experience the complete engineering process from idea generation and circuit design to implementation, testing, and demonstration.
The club ultimately helps students build practical technical competence, project portfolios, communication skills, and career readiness, preparing them for internships, placements, higher studies, research, and core electronics opportunities.
