TeChneX '11

We call it...The Techno Code Robo Opulence..

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This time in lieu of the once-upon-a-time solo Technex, we wish to give the discerning tech-savvy an ensemble of techno, management and coding festival. Therefore, coming your way is Technex -Codefest- Robo Opus combine. The game begins with a line of seemingly stalwart robos trying doggedly to cut each other down into fragments. And, maybe, reaches the final pitch at Code Warrior, a bid to crown THE computer technocrat, etc.

Why...have you too grown up figuring out how those contraptions are made!.... Looking for some sort of elucidation on the topic....well, you can expect as much from the Robo Opus team that has come up with a series of workshops that goes right from teaching how to design something as elementary as electronic sensors and circuits (along with overhead image processing and on-bot image processing techniques) and going on to train how MULTI-robo systems coordinate with each other.......... so... in a nutshell.. the cause here is to try to stir up the hitherto dormant-technical-prowess in you and try as, I assume, you would....now?....

For the ‘avid learners-cum-aspiring HACKERS’, there would be a series of workshops plus competitions in Hacknex on Google hacking, scanning, Email hacking, DoS attacks, Worms, Viruses, Trojans, SQL Injection, Windows hacking, and as you’ll find out, pretty much anything. Learn all of this in a couple of days from the techno buffs and by the time it’s over you will stand a class apart. And yes, don’t flash a wry face (in case you are a beginner)........ go instead a charming-naive kiddo per se...

The glitzy facade of Technex, however, can only be seen in Robotrix (cascading the tracks with regalia of wireless, line tracking, sound operated robos) with the sort of face-offs quite convincingly rated the BEST of the events...

You also leverage the guest lectures of a line of distinguished international award holders... and the list sounds like....Dr. Lakshman Tamil (University of Texas), Dr. J V Narlikar, a Padma Vibhushan awardee, Dr. Rajendra Singh(Clemson University), Dr. Lalji Singh, a Molecular Biologist and Dr. Yash Pal, Indian scientist and educator- again a Padma Bhushan awardee....undoubtedly, it pays to hear people of their profile speak...

Technex'11 Successfuly Complete

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Technex'11 was a huge success for our Intitute. The techfest closed on 6th March, 2011.
Wait for the next season i.e. TECHNEX 2012

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About Us

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On behalf of the Institute of Technology, Banaras Hindu University as the host of this festival, it gives us great pleasure to introduce to you Technex, our Annual Technical Festival to be held from the 3rd to 6th March, 2011.

History:

TECHNEX (TECHNical EXcellence) has its footsteps, dating back to 1939. Technex will bring together students from all over the country to participate in the celebration of knowledge and creative extravagance along with experts from the fields of both academia and industry.

Structure:

It hosts various challenging events based on Software Development, Model Exhibition, Paper & Poster presentation, Astronomy, Robotics, general awareness and many more. With technological innovation scaling new heights, Technex promises to keep a tab on the advancements and stay in sync with the mood of the times.

With several new events introduced, and old ones remodeled, Technex '11 is all set to break new ground.

Technex'11 Links

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Official IT-BHU Website :

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Blog :

Wikipedia :

MODEX - Open Hardware

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INTRODUCTION

Birds may have ignited many of brains to conquer their aspiration of flight, but it took the ingenuity of two cycle manufacturers to unlock the channels of air commutation. The Greeks, discouraged from road- building by rugged topography of their land, turned to sea and became first great harbor builder.

Has your childhood been spent in junkyard indulgences befriending the outdated gadgets? Think you know all about the hardware of home appliances, it's time to give free reigns to your design acumen. Step up and discover the Da Vinci and Steve Jobs within you!

PROBLEM STATEMENT

"Open hardware" is all about innovative designs with specifically defined application. Any working model which is defining its application with feasibility and economical point of view will lie under this stream."

RULES

Event Structure:

For proper judgment and recommendation of good models we have three stages in MODEX(Open-hardware):

SWIKRITI:This is the abstract round. You have to post an abstract of the model along with the name of team,project,group members,E-mail id and contact numbers.Description of project(200 words),technical skills,innovation,commercial application,components (including cost factor).
AAKRITI: This is model exhibiton round.Teams are provided with stalls for presenting their models before the public and the judges.Judgement criterion for this round will count on innovation, market value,technical level and cost factor.
PRASTUTI: This is the presentation round and is optional.You have to submit the video or slide presentation of development of your model from root to apex along with printed form of abstract.Selected presentations will be projected on the screen on the final day.The judgement criterion will count on labor,technical and infrastructure exposure with no consideration on software skills for making the presentation attractive.

Team Specifications:
A team may consist of a maximum of 4 members. Students from different educational institutes can form a team.
Participants should carry with them valid identity cards.
Rules:
1. Any team that is not ready at the time specified will be disqualified.
2. The idea should be innovative and economically feasible.
3. The machines would be checked for their safety before the run and would be discarded if found unsafe for other participants and spectators.
4. Judges\' decision shall be treated as final and binding on all.
5. The organizers reserve the right to change any or all of the above rules as they deem fit. Change in rules, if any, will be highlighted on the website and notified to the registered participants.
6. 220v, 50hz standard A.C supply will be provided.
Judging Criteria:
The participants will be judged on the grounds of
1. Innovation
2. Feasibility of design
3. Utility of model
4. Cost efficiency
Certificate Policy:
1. Certificate of Excellence will be awarded to all winners.
2. Certificates of Appreciation will be given to all the teams who reach the final round.
3. Certificate of Participation will be given to all participating teams.

Last Date For Abstract Submission: 15th February, 2011

Contacts:

MODEX Co-ordinator: P. Madhvan 9956084231

Coordinators:

Hemendra Kumar Rawat Contact: +91-9795364767 E-mail: hkr1990@gmail.com

Kapil Dev Sharma

Contact: +91-9198340221 E-mail : kapil.sharma.eee08@itbhu.ac.in

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Technex'11: Promo Video 2 [HQ]

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Technex'11 Poster

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Technex'11: The Teaser Trailer! [HQ]

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Technex'11: Promo Video! [HQ]

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