The winners were Ankita Das and Adrija Saha, both second-year Computer Science engineering students of GNIT who made a poster on Pride Awareness and LGBTQ Community. The poster presentation saw beautiful and bright illustrations with strong messages. Other popular events were Micromouse, a robo-maze game, and Robo War.Ĭolours, thoughts and brushes, Tesseract x Felicific had three art events.

A team from Meghnad Saha Institute of Technology - Arka Jyoti Deb from Information Technology, Souparno Dutta and Hrishit Das from Computer Science Engineering, Binita Ghosh and Sumanta Basak from Electronics and Communication Engineering - took home the winner’s trophy for Robo Soccer. Terranova was about completing the track fastest, while overcoming obstacles. I had to fix my bot before coming here as it was non-functional for a long time,” said Jeet. I’ve been into Robotics for the last two years. “I participated in an offline event after a long time. Jeet Chakraborty, a fourth-year Electrical Engineering student of Techno Main, Salt Lake, won Line Follower, where participants had to move robo cars through curvy pathways.

The coding event participants had a good time and flexed their fingers in anticipation of the innovative and humorous coding questions,” said Prithviraj Biswas, a fourth-year Computer Science & Engineering student GNIT, who organised the coding events. We planned for approximately one-and-a-half months and were able to carry out our plans effectively. “TesseractXFelicific went off without a hitch, thanks to the event coordinators' tireless work.

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