Automobile Prototyping Workshop at DMCE, Mumbai, Mumbai

Date:
07 Jul - 13 Jul, 2014

Venue:
DMCE, Mumbai, Mumbai
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  • ✓ Study Material
  • ✓ Online Examination
  • ✓ Performance Analysis

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What is this workshop about?

"The Indian automotive industry will create 1.5 crore job opportunities by 2022" - National Skill Development Corporation

The booming automotive industry requires people with skills in diverse automobile engineering concepts. The Automobile Prototyping workshop is an ideal platform to gain these skills with participants needing to build their own radio-controlled car replicating most of the systems present in an actual automobile. This unique hands-on experience gets them started on thinking like an automobile engineer!

Course Highlights

  • Design and build your own RC Car with powertrain, suspension and steering systems.
  • Designed as a bridge course for mechanical/aeronautical engineers to enter the field of Automobile Engineering
  • Comparative case studies about on-road automobiles for better understanding

Course Structure

  • Lecture Session - 3 hrs
  • Case Studies - 1 hr
  • Design Session - 1 hr
  • Practical Session: Design & Fabrication of an RC Car - 8 hrs
    • Chassis Design & Fabrication
    • Powertrain Design & Placement
    • Transmission systems & Suspension systems
    • Steering Mechanism
    • Radio Controls for the miniature Automobile
  • Testing Session - 2 hrs
  • Certificate Distribution - 1 hr

Topics Covered

  • Basics of Automobiles
  • Automobile Systems
    • Powertrain System
    • Transmission Systems
    • Suspension Systems
    • Steering Systems
    • Locomotion (Tyres/brakes/wheels)
    • Chassis
  • Aerodynamics and Stability

Kit Content

  • DC Motors
  • Electronic Speed Controller*
  • Transmitter **
  • Receiver **
  • Li-Po Battery*
  • Servo Motor (1 piece)
  • Suspensions
  • Wheels (4 pieces)
  • Plastic Gears
  • Chassis
  • Control Rods
  • Epoxy Glue
  • Working Tools#
  • Other miscellaneous items

The parts marked * are not part of economy kit. These components would be provided during the workshop but would be taken back after the workshop. This is being done to reduce the cost of the workshop and make it affordable for students who do not want to buy the complete kit.

**Complete kit consists of all the above items excluding transmitter and receiver.

#Working tools will be taken back after the workshop

Online Portal

Participants have access to an exclusive online portal to:

  • View status of registered and attended workshops
  • View study material for workshops
  • Write online exams and receive separate certificates with scores. These certificates with scores will provide students an opportunity to show their learning in job interviews

Certification

  • All AerotriX certificates have a unique ID which can be verified online for authentication
  • Certificate of Completion
  • Certificate of Completion with Distinction (for top performers)

Eligibility

  • Students interested in Automobile Design
  • Students interested for a career in Automobile and related fields of engineering

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