Mr.The national level automation competition has carved a niche for itself as a testing ground for budding engineers to collaborate, innovate and excel in the field of factory automation. 75,000 and team‘WDS’fromCVR College of Engineering, Telanganasecured the third spot receiving prizes worth Rs. 1 lakh. Mitsubishi Electric India, a leading electric electronic equipment company, has announced that registrations are now open for the Mitsubishi Electric Cup (ME Cup) which will be held again this year after extremely successful previous editions over the last three years. 10,000 upon successful participation at the final event of 4thME Cup in February 2019 and their adherence to necessary skillset.Like the previous years, this year as well ME Cup has an intrinsic theme that will serve as a base for participants to create their models. The winning team will get a prize worth Rs. Hisahiro Nishimoto,Director and Division Manager, Factory Automation and Industrial Division, Mitsubishi Electric India said,“As a leading player in the field of factory automation, we at Mitsubishi Electric believe that it is our responsibility to provide and encourage industry knowledge and practical skills among today’s students who will be the future engineers oftomorrow. In the last edition of ME Cup, the winning team ’Phoneix’fromDayalbagh Educational Institute, Agra (U.Contest provides platform for budding engineers to display innovation skills and teamwork to create automation models, gives a chance to learn from industry experts16thJuly, New Delhi:India’s biggest national-level automation competition for students is back with its fourth edition. 75,000 while the team winning the third spot will be given prize worth Rs. We havestate-of-the-art research labsand Centres of Excellence that have been grooming students for competitions projects, publishing papers, sponsored RD projects and training in advanced areas.
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