Ajeenkya DY Patil University-School Of Engineering

Wake Your Way  We have organised a "Leadership Training Program'' by expert team from Spain '' Wake   your  Way " on the 15th of February'2017  Wake   your   Way  is a project that was created in 2013, with the goal of growing the entrepreneurial initiative among the youth,introducing dynamic learning techniques in the classes. The training program will cover some key areas like  1.Find  your  Element 2.Teamwork & Leadership 3. Creativity 4.Entrepreneurship 5.Innovation 6.Pitching Competition.

We have organised  India’s Biggest National Level Championship i.e. Techvriddhi organized by  Technospecies Global Solution in association with  E-Cell IIT Kharagpur. Students participated in Ethical Hacking Workshop  by Mr. Gautam Gupta from Techvriddhi'17.

Following projects are made by our students of first year 1)  Smart Attendance System 2)  Wearable Wrist Band for Health Monitoring and Prognosis 3)  Smart Licence 4)  Smart Home 5)  Waste Management System 6)  E-Waste recycling machine 7)  Hydrogen Generator 8)  Text to speech scanner for visually impaired persons 9)  Guiding robot 10)  Intelligent gas leakage detector system 11)  Smart mail notification system 12)  CO2 sequestration 13) Smart baby cradle   For more info   Click Here Two of the above projects entitled “TEXT TO SPEECH SCANNER FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED PERSONS” and “WEARABLE WRIST BAND FOR HEALTH MONITORING AND PROGNOSIS” is approved for publication in the international peer-reviewed Scopus indexed book titled "Design and Development of Affordable Healthcare Technologies" published by IGI Global, USA as book chapters. 

Abstract :  In this era of molecular medicine, medical professionals are quite inclined towards how medicine practice should evolve. One of the key issues in this regard is patient satisfaction with respect to the incident of adverse effects of drug therapies. Novel therapies are being utilized to minimize the rate of trial-and-error diagnosis as well as treatment. Various pharmaceutical companies are also providing quicker and predictive ways in advanced drug development in order to save both time as well as money. Further, various authorities are also being used for approving unconventional drug therapies with maximum efficacy. Thus, though the conventional techniques of medicine cannot be entirely isolated, the future of personalized medicine looks quite promising.