USTM hosts robotics skill workshop on National Technology Day 2026

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Ri-Bhoi, May 11: The Department of Physics and the Department of Computer
Science, University of Science and Technology Meghalaya, jointly organised the “Robotics
Skill Workshop” in collaboration with the Robotics Club, USTM, on 11th May 2026 to
commemorate National Technology Day 2026.

The workshop inspired young minds to explore the future of robotics, automation, and emerging technologies.
The workshop was designed to provide students with practical exposure and hands-on
training in emerging technologies, including Basics of CAD, Small CAD Design Training,
3D Design Printing, Introduction to Explorer Kits, Hands-on Robot Building, and a special
session on “Lab to Market: Bridging Innovation and Entrepreneurship.” Students from
several institutions in Assam and the North East participated in the workshop.
The programme began with a welcome address by Dr Hari Prasad Jaishi, Head, Department
of Physics, USTM.
The event was graced by Prof. G.D. Sharma, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, USTM, who
addressed the gathering and motivated students to explore emerging technologies and
cultivate innovative thinking for societal and national development. Prof. Amit Choudhury,
Dean, School of Technology and Management and Director, Centre for Innovation,
Incubation and Entrepreneurship, USTM, also addressed the participants.

The technical sessions were conducted by the trainers of the Robotics Club, USTM.
Participants received hands-on training in CAD design, 3D printing, and robot building, and
witnessed live demonstrations of soccer and war bots, generating significant enthusiasm
among the students.

A dedicated session on “Lab to Market: Bridging Innovation and Entrepreneurship” focused
on transforming innovative ideas into practical solutions and sustainable entrepreneurial
ventures. The workshop successfully raised awareness about the growing relevance of
robotics, automation, IoT, and design technologies in modern industries and research.

 

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