06 February, 2026

The Department of Electrical Engineering at Vishwakarma Government Engineering College (VGEC), Chandkheda, under the IEI Student Chapter, organised an expert lecture titled “AI in Action: From Data to the Physical World” on 6th February 2026, at the A-Block Auditorium. The session witnessed enthusiastic participation from 118 students of the 4th semester, Electrical Engineering Department. The program began with warm and encouraging remarks by Dr H. D. Mehta (Professor, Electrical Engineering), who motivated students and created awareness about the latest trends and emerging opportunities in the field of Artificial Intelligence. The expert speaker, Dr Kiran Trivedi (Associate Professor, Faculty of Engineering & Information Science, University of Wollongong India), commenced the lecture by introducing the fundamental concepts of data and information, followed by a comprehensive explanation of the complete journey of Artificial Intelligence—from data acquisition and model development to real-world physical implementation. The session emphasised how AI techniques are transformed into actionable intelligence for physical systems such as smart devices, automation, robotics, and engineering applications. The lecture was highly interactive and informative, providing students with both theoretical understanding and practical insights into AI-enabled engineering solutions.

Key Features:

• Organizing Department: Electrical Engineering
• Expert: Dr Kiran Trivedi (Associate Professor, Faculty of Engineering & Information Science, UOW India)
• Date: 6th February 2026
• Venue: A-block Auditorium, VGEC
• Number of Participants: 118
• Coordinators:  Prof. M.L.Patel and Prof. N.B.Lodha 

Key Points Discussed:

• Overview of the AI workflow from data acquisition to physical system implementation
• AI implementation using Arduino platforms
• Role of TechMate in learning and prototyping
• Use of AI Power tools for visualization and technical communication
• Real-world engineering applications of Artificial Intelligence

Outcome:

• Students understood the complete workflow of Artificial Intelligence, from data acquisition and model development to deployment in real-world physical systems.
• Students gained practical insights into Arduino-based AI implementations for sensing, control, and automation applications.
• Students explored the role of TechMate as a supporting tool for learning, experimentation, and prototyping intelligent engineering solutions.
• Students learned how AI Power tools can be effectively used for data visualization, knowledge presentation, and technical communication.
• Students identified real-world engineering applications where AI, embedded systems, and intelligent tools converge.
• The session motivated students to apply AI concepts using hardware and software platforms for academic projects, research, and innovation.