DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Equipment Used in Agricultural Technology Agriculture started 10,000 years ago, making it the first and oldest industry. Farmers at the time were the first professionals to work in history. To farm their lands, they used cattle like cows and donkeys. We have come a long way since then. The agricultural industry has completely transformed since the adoption of technology. In this blog, we’ll look at these innovations and how they are used in agriculture.  Harvest Automation Harvest automation is the use of automated systems and equipment to improve the efficiency of harvesting crops. Automation can help farmers by, Saving Time Reducing Costs Reducing Labour Increasing Quality  Harvest automation also includes using Computer Vision (CV) systems to identify and track crop growth. These systems monitor crop health and provide farmers with real-time data on their crops. The most common type of harvest automation is as follows.    Robotic Harvesters   These machines are programmed to identif

  Future of Mechanical Engineering: Trends and Predictions What did you do today? You properly woke up from your bed in your house, took a train, bus or car to get to work or school, there you might have taken the elevator to your floor. In this example, mechanical engineers play an important part in every aspect, from the construction of vehicles to facilities at home or work. Mechanical engineers, directly or indirectly, have some part in every facet of our lives. In this blog, we’ll explore the emerging trends and predictions for the future of mechanical engineering. What is Mechanical Engineering? Mechanical engineering  is the union of physics, mathematics and material science. It involves studying physical machines and using engineering concepts to solve design, manufacturing, analysis and material engineering problems.  They used motion, force, and energy principles to design and manufacture safe and efficient machines.  The Impact of Technology on Mechanical Engineering Technol

Origin of 5S       5S origin comes from the Toyota 's Production System which was developed by   Tahichi Ohno   during the 60s in Japan. Its five S come from five Japanese words which are Seiri, Seiton, Seiso, Seiketsu and Shitsuke. Or, translated, Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardize and Sustain. 5S Japanese Words 5S originated as 5 Japanese words: Seiri Seiton Seisou Seiketsu Shitsuke In English, these 5S words have come to be known as: Sort: Eliminate that which is not needed. Straighten: Organize what remains after sorting. Shine: Clean and inspect the work area. Standardize: Write standards for 5S. Sustain: Consistently apply the 5S standards.