Here are some projects ideas for mechanical and mechatronics students to work on. You can use IOT to make it more successful project. By incorporating IoT technologies into these project ideas, students can showcase their ability to develop innovative, interconnected, and data-driven solutions that address real-world challenges in various domains. This not only enhances the project's functionality and impact but also demonstrates the students' understanding of emerging technologies and their application in the field of mechanical and mechatronics engineering.

1. Projects
Proposal-MFG

2. Table of Index
Project Approach
Wind Turbine Design
Hydraulic Jack mechanism
Car Design -Wooden, Clay Model, 3D Printed
Desktop/Laptop height adjustable table
Basic Hydraulic / Mechanical press machine
Game Designs (Hammering, Shooting, Archering )
Design-3D Exterior of College
College Name with lights

3. Projects Approach
Our approach focuses on making sure everyone can join in and
that students learn to use the resources at the college. First,
students will complete a project together. Then, they will make it
more precise. Finally, they will make sure it meets industrial
standards. These projects are meant to be easy to make at work
shops like carpentry, welding, and fabrication.

4. Wind turbine
design
The project involves the design
and evaluation of a wind
turbine using CATIA software,
followed by real-life testing.

5. Wind turbine design & evaluation
DESIGN
Students will design
blades only using CATIA
3D Experience
MANUFACTURE
Blades will be
manufactured using 3D
printer.
EVALUATION
Printed blades will be mounted
on a ready-made mechanism
capable of measuring RPM
(revolutions per minute) and
torque. The setup can be
constructed by IIOT students.

6. Wind turbine design & evaluation
COST
A tower -3D Printer
Generator-500 Rs
Base- 3D Printer
Led bulbs & Wiring- 200
Total Up to-1000
BENEFITS
• Students gain hands-on experience in
designing
• integrates knowledge from various disciplines
such as mechanical engineering,
aerodynamics, material science, and data