Tcet-IETE

Official page of IETE student forum of Thakur College Of Engineering & Technology. All updates of the TCET-IETE will be available here.

Here at TCET-IETE, We don't want you to be an engineer who just has a degree of BE. WE want YOU to excel in academics as well as be aware of the latest technological advancement in electronics gadgetry and the way they operate... Because here at TCET-IETE, we make learning FUN. TCET-IETE is one of the largest student forum of IETE, which caters to its members towards co-curricular technical know-h

21/10/2014

Conducted a sucessful project exihibition....

29/09/2013

Presenting to you a State Level Technical Event TECHSPARK by IETE-TCET on 5th October 2013 at Thakur College of Engineering & Technology.

EVENTS :-
* State Level Technical Paper Presentation ( Group of 2 or individual )
* Project Exhibition
* Quiz Competition ( General Knowledge ) (group of 2)

-->Prize upto Rs. 3000 cash
-->All participants will be provided State Level participation certificate also.

TOPICS for Technical Paper Presentation :-

EXTC and ELECTRONICS
* Cyborg
* Wireless Communication
* Nano Technology
* Signal & Image processing
* Green Electronics
* Artificial Neural Network and fuzzy logic
* RIFF & applications
* IDMA ( Interleave Division Multiple Access )

Information Technology and Computer Science
* Big Data
* Cyber Technology
* 3G and 4G Technology
* Operating Systems
* Artificial Intelligence
* Data Mining
* Cyber Security

MECHANICAL
* Boilers & Intercoolers
* Reverse Engineering
* Smart Material
* Cryogenics
* Solar Energy
* Advance & Automobile

Registrations fee for each event
Rs. 200

For Registrations contact:
Darpan Savla: 9769755395
Jimit Mehta: 9167088399
Aneesh: 9821281835

27/09/2013

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01/09/2013

Scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have conducted the world's first non-invasive human-to-human brain interface in which one person was able to control the motions of another person via internet.

Using electrical brain recordings and a form of magnetic stimulation, Rajesh Rao, a University of Washington professor, sent a brain signal to his colleague Andrea Stocco, causing Stocco's finger to move on a keyboard.

While researchers at Duke University have demonstrated brain-to-brain communication between two rats, and Harvard researchers have demonstrated it between a human and a rat, Rao and Stocco believe this is the first demonstration of human-to-human brain interfacing.