Pune : MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU), Pune showcased groundbreaking student innovations in aerospace, robotics, automotive engineering, and sustainable technology at MAKE IN MIT-WPU Pavilion during HackMIT-WPU 2025. The event commenced with a grand roadshow led by various student clubs, followed by the formal opening of the pavilion.
The inaugural ceremony was graced by esteemed dignitaries, including Shri Sunil, Additional Director General, Prasar Bharati, Government of India, New Delhi; Shri Sham Arjunwadkar, Foundry & Energy Conservation Consultant, Pune; and Shri Yogesh Joshi, Global MDM Practice Head, Wipro Technologies, Pune. The dignitaries visited the exhibition stalls, engaging with students and exploring their innovative projects.
The exhibition highlighted innovative projects by students, including the Chem-E-Car, a chemically powered vehicle demonstrating precise movement without electronic controls. The Space Technology Research Group (STeRG) displayed advanced spacecraft systems, showcasing expertise in critical aerospace components. Additionally, Team Phoenix presented drone technology, featuring autonomous, racing, and agricultural applications, with custom-built controllers.
Furthermore, the Skytroopers showcased high-performance aircraft designed for competitive aeromodelling. Team Drifters unveiled “Primus,” a Formula 1-inspired combustion vehicle, while Acceleracers Electric exhibited their progress in electric vehicle technology.
Speaking at the event, Shri Sunil applauded the students’ creativity and innovation. He stated:
“The MAKE IN MIT-WPU Pavilion exemplifies India’s rising innovation ecosystem, where young minds are dedicated to engineering excellence. The University’s emphasis on technology with practical applications instills confidence that these young innovators will play a crucial role in shaping the future of engineering and research.”
Shri Sham Arjunwadkar emphasized: “The projects presented reflect the future of technology across various sectors, including aerospace, sustainability, and automotive engineering. It is inspiring to see young innovators pushing the boundaries of technology and setting new benchmarks for future advancements.”
The exhibition provided a unique platform for students to engage with industry experts, fostering collaboration between academia and professionals.
