IEEE Deakin Student Branch

IEEE Deakin Student Branch IEEE Deakin Student Branch has run several successful activities since 2013. These activities include running student competitions, workshops and lectures.

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🤖IEEE Victorian Section Inter-University Robotics Challenge’26 - Registrations Open!Deakin University IEEE Student Branc...
19/08/2026

🤖IEEE Victorian Section Inter-University Robotics Challenge’26 - Registrations Open!

Deakin University IEEE Student Branch is excited to invite Deakin students taking part in the IEEE Victorian Section Inter-University Robotics Challenge 2026.

Join us for a hands-on robotics experience where you’ll build and program a robot, put your skills to the test, and compete for the fastest time. Whether you're from a STEM background or not, this is your chance to dive into hands-on robotics, no prior experience needed!

📅 Workshop Day: 1 September 2026
📅 Competition Day: 11 September 2026
🍕 Free pizzas included!
🏆 Grand Final: Melbourne, October 2026

What to expect:
✅ Standardised hardware kit & professional components for all teams
✅ Challenge: Line-following with a twist-navigate the track, retrieve the object, and bring it home. The fastest team wins!
✅ Teams of 2-4 participants. Top teams advance to the State Final in Melbourne to compete for statewide glory and prizes

Registration closes 11:59 AM, 31 August 2026-don't miss out!

📲 Scan the QR code on the poster to register or visit https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/ieee-victorian-section-inter-university-robotics-challenge-2026-deakin-tickets-1994261879967

📧 Questions? Reach us at [email protected]

We want to invite Deakin University students to participate in the IEEE Victorian Section Inter-University Robotics Chal...
29/07/2026

We want to invite Deakin University students to participate in the IEEE Victorian Section Inter-University Robotics Challenge 2026, organised by the IEEE Victorian Section STEM Outreach Program and supported by the Deakin University IEEE Student Branch.

This Tier 1 robotics competition offers students a hands-on opportunity to learn, build, program, and compete in robotics. Selected teams will progress to the Tier 2 Victoria State-Level Final in October 2026.

Event Information:

Event: IEEE Victorian Section Inter-University Robotics Challenge 2026

Theme: Build. Code. Innovate. Compete.

Open to: All students (STEM and non-STEM)

Tier 1 – University Level: 13–14 August 2026 (Waurn Ponds Campus)

Tier 2 – State Final: October 2026

Team Size: 2–4 participants per team

Experience: No prior robotics experience required

Tier 1 Program

Day 1 – Workshop & Robot Building (13 August 2026)

• Introduction to robotics, hardware kits, and competition rules

• Learn robot building and programming basics

• Build and test robots using provided professional hardware kits

• Receive beginner-friendly guidance and technical support

Day 2 – Competition Day (14 August 2026)

• Final testing and competition preparation

• Teams compete in the robotics challenge: navigate the track, retrieve the object, and return it successfully

• Top-performing teams advance to the Tier 2 Victoria State-Level Final

Competition Highlights:

• Hands-on robotics learning and innovation

• Develop programming, engineering, and teamwork skills

• Compete with university teams across Victoria

• Showcase skills at the Victoria State Final and compete for prizes

We would appreciate your joining if you are interested in robotics, engineering, AI, and innovation to participate.

The event poster is attached for your reference. Please feel free to share it with your members. Let us know if you need any additional information or promotional materials.

Registration & More Information:

Students can scan the QR code on the poster or visit the event registration page https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/ieee-victorian-section-inter-university-robotics-challenge-2026-tickets-1994261879967. Deakin University, Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus,

🚀 Workshop Announcement: ROS2 for Autonomous Systems 🤖ThIEEE Deakin Student Branchch is pleased to invite students, rese...
24/06/2026

🚀 Workshop Announcement: ROS2 for Autonomous Systems 🤖

ThIEEE Deakin Student Branchch is pleased to invite students, researchers, and robotics enthusiasts to an engaging workshop on ROS2 (Robot Operating System 2), the leading framework for developing modern robotic and autonomous systems.

📚 What You'll Learn
✅ Fundamentals of ROS2 and its architecture
✅ Nodes, Topics, Messages, and Communication Mechanisms
✅ Packages and Launch Files for scalable robotic applications
✅ Modular software design for autonomous systems
✅ How to use existing ROS2 packages and develop your own

Through practical demonstrations and real-world examples, participants will gain a solid understanding of how ROS2 enables seamless integration between sensors, perception modules, controllers, and actuators in robotic systems.

🎯 Who Should Attend?
Students, researchers, and robotics enthusiasts interested in autonomous systems, AI-driven robotics, and software development for intelligent machines.

📅 Date: 30 June
⏰ Time: 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Venue: Haptic Lab, IISRI

Presenter: Dr Abu Alqumsan from IDeakin University, Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus Campus, He is doing leading research in the field of Control engineering, mechatronics and robotics Mechanical engineering Autonomous vehicle systems, and intelligent robotics.

Don't miss this opportunity to explore one of the most important technologies driving the future of robotics and autonomous systems.

✨ Successfully concluded "Technology & Innovation in Industry" at the Institute for Intelligent Systems Research and Inn...
19/05/2026

✨ Successfully concluded "Technology & Innovation in Industry" at the Institute for Intelligent Systems Research and Innovation (IISRI), Deakin University, Waurn Ponds, hosted by the Geelong Regional Engineers Group (GREG) in collaboration with the Deakin IEEE Student Branch.

The event brought together students, researchers, academics, and industry professionals for an engaging afternoon focused on emerging technologies, intelligent systems, and real-world engineering innovation.

🔹 The session began with insightful technical presentations, including:
• "User Adoption of Augmented Reality Technologies in Industrial Maintenance" by Igor Lima Dourado, highlighting how AR technologies can support human-centred maintenance systems and empower the future industrial workforce.

• "Environment & Uncertainty-Aware Robust Controller for Varying Speed Autonomous Ground Vehicles" by Md Abdur Rahim, presenting advanced research on robust control strategies for safer and more reliable autonomous driving systems under varying environmental and operational conditions.

🔹 Participants also enjoyed an exclusive guided tour of IISRI, one of Australia’s leading intelligent systems research facilities, showcasing cutting-edge research and innovation across aerospace, automotive, defence, robotics, and health sectors.

🔹 The event concluded with interactive discussions, networking, and refreshments, creating valuable opportunities for collaboration between academia and industry.

A sincere thank you to all speakers, organizers, volunteers, and attendees who contributed to making this event informative, inspiring, and impactful.

📍 IISRI, Deakin University, Waurn Ponds, Victoria
📅 19 May 2026

🚀 Excited to support the upcoming Technology & Innovation in Industry event at Deakin University, jointly organised by t...
13/05/2026

🚀 Excited to support the upcoming Technology & Innovation in Industry event at Deakin University, jointly organised by the Geelong Regional Engineers Group (GREG) and the Deakin IEEE Student Branch.

📅 19 May 2026

📍 IISRI, Deakin University – Waurn Ponds Campus

The event will feature insightful technical presentations on:

🔹 Augmented Reality Technologies in Industrial Maintenance

🎤 Presented by Igor Lima Dourado

🔹 Environment & Uncertainty-Aware Robust Control for Autonomous Ground Vehicles

🎤 Presented by ABDUR RAHIM

Participants will also enjoy:

✔️ Exclusive IISRI Lab Tour

✔️ Networking Opportunities

✔️ Industry & Research Discussions

Free admission and open to students, researchers, professionals, members, and non-members.

Looking forward to seeing innovation, research, and industry collaboration come together at Deakin University.

IEEE Deakin Student Branch

Deakin University IEEE Student Branch proudly hosted and collaborated with students and academics from University of Mal...
29/04/2026

Deakin University IEEE Student Branch proudly hosted and collaborated with students and academics from University of Malaya during their visit to Deakin University 🇦🇺🤝🇲🇾

The day began bright and early with the group departing from Southern Cross Station at 8:10am, travelling to Waurn Ponds and arriving at Deakin University around 9:50am, where they were warmly welcomed. This was followed by a short campus tour leading into the official program.

The morning sessions commenced with a Welcome Ceremony introducing the Deakin IEEE Student Branch and the School of Engineering, followed by an engaging seminar by Prof. Shady Mohamed on Signals and Systems. Participants then attended an insightful talk by Dr. Matt Jennings on *“The Solar Car Challenge: Prototype vs Production Challenges,”* highlighting real-world engineering innovation.

At the same time, a collaborative meeting was held between representatives from both institutions, including A/Prof Ir Ts Dr Chuah Joon Huang and Deakin School of Engineering leadership, to explore future academic and research partnerships.

The program continued with an informative postgraduate session and Q&A led by Dr. Ameen Gargoon and A/Prof Yanan Wang, providing valuable guidance on higher studies and research opportunities at Deakin.

Following this, participants enjoyed lunch and networking at the CADET foyer, fostering meaningful connections between students, academics, and professionals. The afternoon featured guided tours of Deakin’s advanced facilities, including the Centre for Advanced Design in Engineering Training (CADET), High Voltage Lab, 3D Printing Labs, and the Institute for Intelligent Systems Research and Innovation (IISRI), offering hands-on exposure to cutting-edge technologies and research environments.

The visit concluded with a return journey in the late afternoon, marking the end of a highly productive and memorable day.

A truly enriching experience of collaboration, knowledge sharing, and cultural exchange—captured in this proud group photo with our flags held high, symbolising unity, diversity, and a shared vision for the future.

📅 Date: 28th April, 2026, 9.30am to 3.30PM.
Deakin Student Branch

🚗☀️ IEEE Seminar: Solar Cars & Future MobilityJoin us for a talk by Dr. Matt Jennings on solar cars the key role of elec...
21/04/2026

🚗☀️ IEEE Seminar: Solar Cars & Future Mobility

Join us for a talk by Dr. Matt Jennings on solar cars the key role of electrical engineering in next-generation mobility.

📌 Solar Cars as a Systems Platform: The Role of Electrical Engineering in Next-Generation Mobility
📅 28 April 2026
⏰ 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
📍 KA3.411, Deakin Waurn Ponds
💻 Join via Zoom:
https://deakin.zoom.us/j/87495709796?pwd=yWoqj0rZWQFJzmJIDAQf8q99mTRAen.1
📢 Open to everyone — feel free to share!

IEEE SB Deakin University AGM 2026–2027We are pleased to announce the successful completion of the IEEE Student Branch D...
08/04/2026

IEEE SB Deakin University AGM 2026–2027

We are pleased to announce the successful completion of the IEEE Student Branch Deakin University Annual General Meeting (AGM). With the conclusion of the meeting, the new committee for the 2026–2027 tenure has officially taken over the leadership of the Student Branch.

We extend our sincere congratulations to the newly elected team and wish them all the best in continuing the branch’s activities, events, and professional initiatives. We are confident that the new committee will further strengthen collaboration, innovation, and engagement within the IEEE community at Deakin University.

We would also like to thank the outgoing committee members for their dedication, hard work, and valuable contributions throughout the past tenure. Your efforts have helped grow the branch and support students across the university.

Looking forward to an exciting year ahead with new ideas, impactful events, and continued success.

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