Hackathon
Cultural Event

Half Day Workshop on Computer Vision and Image Processing Fundamentals Using Python and OpenCV

Hands on Training

Day 1 – October 4, 2025

Inauguration & Welcome Address – Grand opening with dignitaries, HODs, and NASA Space Apps representatives.

Challenge Briefing – Introduction to hackathon problem statements and datasets from NASA.

Team Formation & Idea Pitching – Students form teams (1–6 members) and share innovative approaches.

Hackathon Kick-off – Coding, designing, and brainstorming begins.

Mentorship Sessions – Guidance from experts, faculty, and industry mentors.

Collaboration & Networking Zone – Dedicated space for interaction and brainstorming.

Sprintathon '25

Technical Events:
1.Paper Presentation
2.Debugging
3.Web Design (Front-end)
Non-Technical Events:
1.Puzzle Solving
2.Free Fire

National Level Technical Symposium

Technical Symposium

Digital Treasure Hunt

Technical events:
• cyber hunt
• paper presentation
• Debugging

Non-Technical events:
• The hidden hoard
• mythSmash
• Esports

Technical Events

DAY 1 – 09.10.2025 – Paper Presentation & Technical/Non-Technical Events
Tech Trivia (Cybersecurity, IoT, AI) – ₹300 per person
CTF – Quest4Flag – ₹300 per person
Technical Events: Project Expo, Code Debugging, Thinkathon – ₹100 per person
Non-Technical Events: E-Sports, Instant Designing, Think Genius – ₹100 per person

DAY 2 – 10.10.2025 – Workshop
SPECULAR Powered Workshop:
NextGen Cybersecurity: Hack the Future with Cutting-Edge Tools – ₹300 per person

DAY 3 – 11.10.2025 – Workshop
CubeAI Powered Workshop:
Prompt Shield: Hacking & Securing LLMs – ₹300 per person

Technical Events
PAPERLOGUE [ PAPER PRESENTATION ]

CREATION UNLEASHED [ PROJECT PRESENTATION ]

CODE DEBUG CONSOLE [ PROGRAMMING CHALLENGE ]

BOT BLITZ [ROBO RACE ]

Non-Technical Events
MISSION : CAMPUS [ CAMPUS VOYAGE ]

RANPO'S OBSERVATORY [ SHERLOCK SENSE ]

KEYS TO FORTUNE [ TREASURE TIME ]

RHYTHM RIDDLE [ MELODIA ]

Workshop Event
FACTORY I/O WORKSHOP [ HANDS-ON SESSION ]

DAY 01 - 09.10.2025
Paper Presentation

Technical Events:
Ideathon , Code Debugging, UI/UX Design Challenge, Reverse Coding

Non- Technical Events:
Artathon, Link Mania, Talentara, Digital Meme Crafting

DAY 02 - 10.10.2025
Workshop : UI/UX in Cloud Era: Designing Next Gen Digital Experiences

DAY 03 - 11.10.2025
Workshop : Generative AI in Data Analytics: Unlocking the Future of IT

Technical and non-Technical

Competitions: Terrarium Making, Bonsai Model, Bouquet Making, Dry Flower Arrangement and Soilless Farming

(Technical Events)

•Page to Podium

•Techmania

•Bot Challenge

•Bug Busters

•Board Genius

•Code Quest


(Non-Technical Events)

•E-Sports

•Design Dazzle

•Sync or Sink

•Emoti Decode

•Curious Case

•Ad Arena

Technical and Non-Technical Events -Competition, Model Exhibition-Competition

⭐Event Highlights

Paper Presentation, Project Presentation, Technical Quiz, Adzap, E-Games, Nail Art, Photography.

Technical EVENTS

Technical Events
1. Xenomedica (Paper Presentation)
2. Medniche (Project Expo)
3. MedMystery (Technical Quiz)
4. Tik Tik Tik
5. Aura Connect
6. Mind Blaster
7. Surprise Event

Paper presentation
Workshop
Technical & Non-Technical Events

Idea building sessions

Coding sprints

Sustainability workshops

Judging rounds

Final project presentations

Events:
✨ Pitch Perfect – Deliver an oral presentation with PowerPoint slides on the theme “AI-Driven English Language Learning for Engineers: Future Directions.”
✨ Lingua Quiziz – Identify the matching proverb or idiom quickly from a given picture.
✨ Twist the Tale – Rewrite the ending of a popular story, play, or movie.
✨ Ad-Venture Game – Promote the product shown in the image through a short spoken advertisement.

1. HACKATHON
2. SHORT FILM CONTEST

1.PAPER PRESENTATION
2.BRAIN BYTE CHALLENGES
3.JUST IMAGINE

- Paper Presentation (Slide Strom) – Present your groundbreaking ideas and research.
- Codex – Test your coding skills in challenging problem-solving rounds.
- Data Maze – Unravel complex datasets and showcase your data science expertise.
- Image Generation using AI (Pixel Prompt) – Explore the world of AI-driven creativity.
- UI/UX(Design Sphere)– Redefine user experience with innovative design solutions.
- Project Expo (Proto Spark) – Exhibit your prototypes and projects to inspire future innovations.

Technical EVENTS
IDEA SPOTLIGHT
BUG BUSTERS
MIND QUEST
VIZWIZARDS
NON-Technical
DISIGNXPRESS
TECHNO BUZZ
GRID MASTER

Paper Presentation, Project Expo and Workshop

PAPER PRESENTATION
XCRYPT
TECH ESCAPE
TECH FUSION
CODENEXUS
DAYANGARAM
MIND SPRINT
CODE FREEZE

Domains:

Web Application Development using AI

Participants will gain hands-on experience in the fabrication and modification of Proton Exchange Membranes (PEMs) for microbial fuel cells. The workshop will offer practical insights into membrane casting, doping, and basic characterization techniques. Attendees will explore real-world applications of PEMs in bioenergy and wastewater treatment, and engage with experts and fellow researchers for knowledge exchange and collaboration opportunities.

Technical EVENTS :
Paper Presentation
CAD Modelling
Prompt It Right
Code Debugging

NON - Technical EVENTS :
Treasure Hunt
Poster Design
Photography

Technical :
Paper Presentation
CAD Modelling
Prompt it Right
Code Debugging

Robotic Events:
Line Follower
Robo Race
Robo Soccer

Non - Technical :
Photography
Poster Design
Treasure Hunt

24 - HOURS HACKATHON

✨ TECHXIBIT: National Level Project Expo

Paper Presentation, Quiz, Tech Connection Cirucit Dilemma, Jumbled words, Logo finding, Aero film

Technical Events

• Line Follower


• Paper Presentation


• Technical Quiz


• PLC / ROS – Workshop


• Project Expo


• Sumo Bot


• Robo Soccer


• Robo Race

Non-Technical Events

• From Theory to Practice


• Connections


• E-Sports


• CID

Recyclathon 2k25

A flagship initiative of ASME Tamil Nadu Section in collaboration with ASME SRIT Student Section.

Encourages interdisciplinary participation, open to engineers of every domain.

Focused on sustainability, innovation, and SDGs.

Provides a platform to exhibit projects, prototypes, and research solutions.

Exclusive event

Technical Events
Paper Palooza

Poster Powerhouse

Bug Buster

Data Flix

UI/UX Design

Tech Trivia

AI Hackathon
Hackverse

Non-Technical
Roll, Camera, Action

Paper presentation
CAD Modelling
Quiz
Advertisement Making
IPL Auction

Technical - Electrofix, Ideathon, Paper presentation, Visionary builds
Non-Technical - Connections, Raw & Ready, IQ Battle, Soccer Arena

Hackathon

Day 1: Quantum Machine Learning (QML) – Hands-on with Qiskit
Day 2: Quantum Cryptography – Secure Computing & Applications
SPEAKERS
DR. S. MANJULA GANDHI, IBM QISKIT ADVOCATE, QISKIT CERTIFIED
DEVELOPER, EDUCATOR & MENTOR, COIMBATORE INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY.
DR. JAYAKUMAR VAITHIYASHANKAR, IBM QISKIT ADVOCATE, FOUNDER
/ CEO - ANUTHANTRA, IBM QUANTUM EDUCATOR.

About the Department
The Department of Energy and Environment (DEE) at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Tiruchirappalli, originally established in 1995 as the Centre for Energy and Environmental Science and Technology (CEESAT), focuses on developing sustainable solutions for global energy and environmental challenges. Renamed in 2012, DEE offers an interdisciplinary M.Tech. program in Energy Engineering, which blends principles from energy systems, environmental technologies, and sustainability. The department actively engages in advanced research in areas such as carbon capture using microalgae, solar energy applications, wind energy, energy-efficient building design, and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). DEE's laboratories are ISO 9001:2008 certified and NABL-accredited, enabling both academic research and industrial testing in fields like photovoltaic systems, effluent treatment, and energy system modelling.

In addition to research and education, the department also provides consultancy services including energy audits, photovoltaic system design, water and waste material testing, and environmental monitoring for industries and institutions. DEE has implemented several notable pilot projects such as the Energy Efficient Building, which utilizes passive architectural techniques for minimizing energy consumption, and the Algal Shed, a project demonstrating the use of algae for wastewater treatment and CO₂ sequestration. These projects showcase the department’s commitment to innovation in sustainable infrastructure. Through its robust academic offerings, practical research, and real-world application, DEE continues to contribute significantly to energy conservation, environmental protection, and sustainable development. Its interdisciplinary approach positions it as a key player in addressing the pressing global need for clean and efficient energy technologies.