From Sensors to Smart Machine
A technical guest lecture introducing students to sensors, automation, IoT and smart machine technologies.
Event Overview
04 September 2026
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
59 Students
Mrs. Rekha Pawar
Resource Person
Mrs. Rekha Pawar
Guest Speaker
Mrs. Rekha Pawar delivered an informative session focused on the practical role of sensors, automation and smart machine technologies in modern electronic and industrial systems.
Event Details
Department: Electronics Department
Year / Semester: FY, SY
Topic: From Sensors to Smart Machine
Faculty Present: Mrs. S. J. Getme, Mrs. Pooja Bhore, Mr. P. P. Patil
About the Guest Lecture
The Electronics Department organized a guest lecture on “From Sensors to Smart Machine” to provide students with practical knowledge about sensors, automation, and smart machine technologies. The session was delivered by Mrs. Rekha Pawar, who explained the important role of sensors in modern electronic and industrial systems.
Topics & Learning Highlights
Introduction to different types of sensors and their applications in real-world electronic systems.
Understanding how sensor data is acquired, processed and interpreted.
Basic concepts of automation and its role in modern industrial applications.
Understanding how sensors, controllers and actuators work together to develop smart machines.
Exposure to emerging applications involving IoT, sensors and connected systems.
Practical understanding of how sensor-driven systems contribute to intelligent machine operation.
Student Learning Outcome
The interactive session helped students connect concepts studied in their curriculum with practical industrial applications. The examples and discussion enhanced their understanding of sensors, automation, IoT and smart machine technologies and encouraged them to explore emerging technologies in electronics and automation.
Program Outcomes Attended
Successful Completion
The guest lecture was successfully completed with active participation from the students. The session provided valuable technical knowledge and encouraged students to explore emerging technologies in sensors, automation, IoT and smart machines.
Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s Polytechnic, Thergaon, Pune





