IEEE RUET RAS Student Branch Chapter

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A new year symbolizes the start of fresh adventures, aspirations, and opportunities. The IEEE RUET Student Branch wishes everyone a year full of creativity, new ideas, and important achievements as we enter 2026. Hopefully, this year will bring about innovative technology breakthroughs and thrilling successes.

In 2026, let's leave the past behind and make room for new ideas and daring visions. Let's work together to explore, learn, and make things happen while transforming obstacles into chances and dreams into reality.

We hope you have a happy, successful, and hopeful year ahead. Here's to a 2026 full of inspiration and new ideas!

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Congratulations

IEEE RUET RAS Student Branch Chapter, in co-organization with the Robotic Society of RUET (RSR), is pleased to announce the successful completion of the two-day workshop titled “IoT Fundamentals: Creating Your First Connected Device”. The workshop was designed to provide participants with a strong foundational understanding of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies through hands-on learning and guided instruction.
Over the span of two-day sessions, participants gained practical knowledge of the ESP32 microcontroller, covering its core features, internal architecture, and real-world applications. The workshop also introduced Blynk platform integration, enabling participants to develop and control connected devices through mobile-based interfaces. In addition, participants were trained in relay switching techniques, allowing them to control electrical appliances as part of IoT-based systems. A detailed discussion on the architectural design of the ESP32 further strengthened their conceptual understanding.
To encourage collaborative learning and practical implementation, participants were divided into four groups, each assigned a group project titled “Home Automation using IoT”. Each group successfully designed and demonstrated their project by integrating the concepts learned during the workshop, showcasing creativity, teamwork, and technical competence.
Following the completion of the group projects, a quiz competition was organized to assess participants’ understanding of the workshop content and to conclude the event on an engaging and interactive note.
We, IEEE RUET Student Branch and the Robotic Society of RUET (RSR) would like to express our sincere appreciation to all participants, instructors, mentors, and volunteers whose dedication and active involvement contributed to the successful ex*****on of the workshop. Furthermore we would like to appreciate the collaborative efforts of both organizing bodies played a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth planning and impactful outcome of “IoT Fundamentals: Creating Your First Connected Device.”

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