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INDORE: 19-09-2016: For bringing awareness of available career opportunities and transferring the requirements of various industries in the field of product, research, design, development and innovation, DAuto established a seminar at one of the prestigious technical institute in Madhya Pradesh i.e Medi-Caps Institute of Technology and Management, (MITM) Indore . The subject of event was “Design-for-Manufacturing” and hundreds of students were present to understand it.

Design for Manufacturing pioneered by DAuto, has been used by many companies, industries, OEMs around the world to develop creative product designs that use optimal manufacturing processes based on the design.

The event also was accompanied by Mr. Ram Bansal (Associate Professor ME and AU) and the faculty members.

Correctly applied Design after analysis leads to significant reductions in production cost, without compromising product time-to-market goals, functionality, quality, serviceability, or other attributes. In this seminar, attendees not only learned the Design-For-Manufacturing concept with process, they actually routed to apply it to their own product design!

The Industry Experts of DAuto shared the actual competition in the design industries and guide the students; how they can overcome the trouble for hitting the right career opportunities at the right time.

The seminar emphasized how to significantly design the product, based on the principles of industries by simplifying concepts, optimizing product development, minimizing labor content, choosing the standard parts which minimizes material overhead, optimizing supply chain management, eliminating the costs of quality by design, concurrently developing optimal product families and processing, minimizing issues with tolerance stacks, and, in general, designing for every aspect of manufacturability.

The seminar has displayed how to use concurrent engineering, product development teams to design in manufacturability from the beginning and how this will dramatically reduce the real time-to-market by ensuring the product works and eliminating late changes to make the design manufacture-able and ramp up to the target volume, productivity, and quality. These manufacturable designs allow growth without encountering the conflicts that occur when unmanufacturable products can only be built by highly skilled people and lots of firefighting.

The Design-for-manufacturing topic included designing products for lean production, high-mix/low-volume environments, build-to-order, and mass customization.

The seminar concluded with a discussion in which experts answer the questions of attendees. Attendees get recommended to start working on DFM implementation and coming out of the box to think beyond where career opportunities take a flight.

Students were excited to hold the physical parts along with seeing its manufacturing process on screen. Here are some of the reviews students penned down on paper after the seminar;

Design of component shown were good and enriching us with new automotive technological trend was helpful. - Amman H Malubhaiwala, 4^th Year, ME , Medi-Caps, Indore.

It was really a knowledgeable gaining and quick and compact view of software included in automobile manufacturing sector I would like to link myself with Dauto and develop my skills- Shubham Rathore, 4^th Year, ME, Medi-Caps , Indore.

I was not aware of DAuto operations but after season its seems that firms doing good. i would like to be the part of Firm in the near future.- Swamit Dubey, 4th Year, AU, Medi-Caps, Indore.

Over all presentation is very attractive and i learn a lot from it. It is very useful in automobile sector and various process invoke in manufacturing of automobile.- Akshay Agrawal, 4^th Year, ME, Medi-Caps, Indore.

It was a great learning experience and knowing about the technologies on which industries work were amazing. The cad  model known (side mirror,door panel etc)were inspiring and motivating. as they know about the future technologies and present technologies that are been used- Shivam Kanungo, 4^th Year, ME, Medi-Caps , Indore.

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GWALIOR: 09-09-2016:  The Institute of Technology and Management (ITM) Gwalior  and DAuto occupied the engineering students together for the seminar on Design-For-Manufacturing.  It was all about for the benefit of the students and their career. DAuto explained about the opportunities and fulfilling requirements of the industry for product research, design and development can be a strong base for making strong career ahead. Hundreds of students were present to understand “Design-For-Manufacturing” and the relevant opportunities through.

Design for Manufacturing pioneered by DAuto, has been used by many companies, industries, OEMs around the world to develop creative product designs that use optimal manufacturing processes based on the design.

The event also was accompanied by Mr. Amit Jain, Asst. Professor, (Mechanical Department), Mr. A T Thambre, Asst. Professor (Mechanical Department) and the other faculty members.

Correctly applied Design after analysis leads to significant reductions in production cost, without compromising product time-to-market goals, functionality, quality, serviceability, or other attributes. In this seminar, attendees not only learned the Design-For-Manufacturing concept with process, they actually routed to apply it to their own product design!

Mr. Vikas Pandey the Director of DAuto shared the actual competition in the design industries and guide the students; how they can overcome the trouble for hitting the right career opportunities at the right time.

The seminar emphasized how to significantly design the product, based on the principles of industries by simplifying concepts, optimizing product development, minimizing labor content, choosing the standard parts which minimizes material overhead, optimizing supply chain management, eliminating the costs of quality by design, concurrently developing optimal product families and processing, minimizing issues with tolerance stacks, and, in general, designing for every aspect of manufacturability.

The seminar has displayed how to use concurrent engineering, product development teams to design in manufacturability from the beginning and how this will dramatically reduce the real time-to-market by ensuring the product works and eliminating late changes to make the design manufacture-able and ramp up to the target volume, productivity, and quality. These manufacturable designs allow growth without encountering the conflicts that occur when unmanufacturable products can only be built by highly skilled people and lots of firefighting.

The Design-for-manufacturing topic included designing products for lean production, high-mix/low-volume environments, build-to-order, and mass customization.

The seminar concluded with a discussion in which experts answer the questions of attendees. Attendees get recommended to start working on DFM implementation and coming out of the box to think beyond where career opportunities take a flight.

Students were excited to hold the physical parts along with seeing its manufacturing process on screen. Here are some of the reviews students penned down on paper after the seminar;

The seminar is quite good and effect on my mind. I am very much interested in design field and assembling the parts and make some change and doing some new in the whole automobile field- Himanshu Gangil, ITM, Gwalior.

Lecture delivered by the engineers seems to be very effective. Got to learn new things, and get to know how the things usually work. Such types of seminar should be organized so that  student actually know what engineering  is apart from their regular studies- Rajnesh Yadav, ITM, Gwalior.

The seminar was very good. There are some interesting topics are opened like design about making the product making prototype and the whole seminar was very good- Prashant Mishra, ITM, Gwalior.

Overall seminar and seminar representor are good and presents a huge impact on the designing and designing tools necessity- Pavan Verma, ITM, Gwalior.

Overall explanation was good. All the thing are learnt today was very new to us in designing field- Gaurav Mukhraiya, ITM, Gwalior.

Lecture given by the speakers was good and they gave good examples of all the things. They showed practical examples. Whole season was good and got good knowledge about use and designing in future and for major projects. I want to do work with them and want to learn more about deigning use in company- Nirdesh Kumar Pandey, ITM, Gwalior.

More about Gwalior events; GEC Gwalior got occupied by DAuto and the students , MITS Gwalior Tied Up with DAuto

TEKANPUR: 09-09-2016: The BSF Polytechnic, Tekanpur  and DAuto came together via a seminar for the benefit of the students and their career. Design-for-Manufacturing was the topic for delivering requirements of the industry for product research, design and development among the students. Hundreds of students were present to understand “Design-For-Manufacturing” and the relevant opportunities through.

Design for Manufacturing pioneered by DAuto, has been used by many companies, industries, OEMs around the world to develop creative product designs that use optimal manufacturing processes based on the design.

The event also was accompanied by Mr. Sanjay Mittal, (Mechanical Department) and the other faculty members.

Correctly applied Design after analysis leads to significant reductions in production cost, without compromising product time-to-market goals, functionality, quality, serviceability, or other attributes. In this seminar, attendees not only learned the Design-For-Manufacturing concept with process, they actually routed to apply it to their own product design!

Mr. Vikas Pandey the Director of DAuto shared the actual competition in the design industries and guide the students; how they can overcome the trouble for hitting the right career opportunities at the right time.

The seminar emphasized how to significantly design the product, based on the principles of industries by simplifying concepts, optimizing product development, minimizing labor content, choosing the standard parts which minimizes material overhead, optimizing supply chain management, eliminating the costs of quality by design, concurrently developing optimal product families and processing, minimizing issues with tolerance stacks, and, in general, designing for every aspect of manufacturability.

The seminar has displayed how to use concurrent engineering, product development teams to design in manufacturability from the beginning and how this will dramatically reduce the real time-to-market by ensuring the product works and eliminating late changes to make the design manufacture-able and ramp up to the target volume, productivity, and quality. These manufacturable designs allow growth without encountering the conflicts that occur when unmanufacturable products can only be built by highly skilled people and lots of firefighting.

The Design-for-manufacturing topic included designing products for lean production, high-mix/low-volume environments, build-to-order, and mass customization.

The seminar concluded with a discussion in which experts answer the questions of attendees. Attendees get recommended to start working on DFM implementation and coming out of the box to think beyond where career opportunities take a flight.

Students were excited to hold the physical parts along with seeing its manufacturing process on screen. Here are some of the reviews students penned down on paper after the seminar;

The seminar is totally knowledgeable and it about all the design field. This Type of Seminar are beneficial for engineering students as we are. The Seminar given by the faculty come here is very nice and we can say it Awesome- Rakesh Kumar, BSF Polytechnic, Tekanpur.

This Seminar is very informative and we see many prototype and many Actual size product- Ashwini Kumar, BSF Polytechnic, Tekanpur.

We really like your seminar and information given over the designing software- Alisha Bhardwaj, BSF Polytechnic, Tekanpur.

Today we attend this seminar its very good and I am very Motivated and interested to join designing field, We will be very Thankful to you if you start a designing classes in our college- Rishav Rana, BSF Polytechnic, Tekanpur.

This seminar is very effective and inspiring, I like the way they represented it and wish to start a designing in D Auto. I wish this will help me in my future- Varun Kumar, BSF Polytechnic, Tekanpur.

Your seminar is very effective to me. And also learnt by many things like how to design a product, its efficiency etc. Your company is designing so many real life project and we saw them. This was so attractive and knowledgeable for me- Pooja Ben Damor, BSF Polytechnic, Tekanpur.

More about Gwalior events; Expert Lecture at RJIT, Tekanpur , MITS Gwalior Tied Up with DAuto

GWALIOR: 08-09-2016:  BETHESDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES (BITS) Gwalior was the venue for organizing the seminar of DAuto where hundreds of students made their presence to learn about Design-For-Manufacturing. It was about transferring industry requirements for product research, design and development among the students.

Design for Manufacturing pioneered by DAuto, has been used by many companies, industries, OEMs around the world to develop creative product designs that use optimal manufacturing processes based on the design.

The event also was accompanied by Mr. Bhupendra Singh Bhadoreiya, Asst. Professor (Mechanical Department) , Mr. Rahul Sharma, Asst. Professor (Civil Department), Ms. Ritu Chaturvedi, Asst. Professor (Electrical Department), and other faculty members from different departments or engineering.

Correctly applied Design after analysis leads to significant reductions in production cost, without compromising product time-to-market goals, functionality, quality, serviceability, or other attributes. In this seminar, attendees not only learned the Design-For-Manufacturing concept with process, they actually routed to apply it to their own product design!

Mr. Vikas Pandey the Director of DAuto shared the actual competition in the design industries and guide the students; how they can overcome the trouble for hitting the right career opportunities at the right time.

The seminar emphasized how to significantly design the product, based on the principles of industries by simplifying concepts, optimizing product development, minimizing labor content, choosing the standard parts which minimizes material overhead, optimizing supply chain management, eliminating the costs of quality by design, concurrently developing optimal product families and processing, minimizing issues with tolerance stacks, and, in general, designing for every aspect of manufacturability.

The seminar has displayed how to use concurrent engineering, product development teams to design in manufacturability from the beginning and how this will dramatically reduce the real time-to-market by ensuring the product works and eliminating late changes to make the design manufacture-able and ramp up to the target volume, productivity, and quality. These manufacturable designs allow growth without encountering the conflicts that occur when unmanufacturable products can only be built by highly skilled people and lots of firefighting.

The Design-for-manufacturing topic included designing products for lean production, high-mix/low-volume environments, build-to-order, and mass customization.

The seminar concluded with a discussion in which experts answer the questions of attendees. Attendees get recommended to start working on DFM implementation and coming out of the box to think beyond where career opportunities take a flight.

Students were excited to hold the physical parts along with seeing its manufacturing process on screen. Here are some of the reviews students penned down on paper after the seminar;

 I get knowledge and information about new thing, I have Interest for branded vehicle but do not show about it deeply. In your seminar , I realize that it is also a part of our Knowledge- Aman Dubey- 5th Sem, BITS, Gwalior.

I get more information and knowledge about designing field and other new things. This increased my interest in Automobile sector-

Amit Kushwanshi-5th Sem, BITS, Gwalior.

This types of seminars are very effective for engineering students. I like this kinds of seminars and these are really fantastic-

Amit Singh- 7th Sem, BITS, Gwalior.

The overall seminar was good and it helped me lot getting wide knowledge on the field of machine design. Today’s seminar changed my overall concept to the field of machine design. The designing concept and technical part were awesome-

Alex Varghese-8th Sem, BITS, Gwalior.

It was really great for us that you came to our college and enlighten us with this knowledge over the field of computer aidded design. And will look forward to you if I want make my future in designing field-  Jubin Kuru villa – 7thSem, BITS, Gwalior.

More about Gwalior events; GEC Gwalior got occupied by DAuto and the students, MITS Gwalior Tied Up with DAuto

GWALIOR: 08-09-2016: (MPCT) Maharana Pratap College of Technology Gwalior arranged the seminar of DAuto. The subject of seminar was; Design-for-Manufacturing. Delivering industry requirements for product research, design and development among the students was the main motive behind the event. Hundreds of students were present to understand “Design-For-Manufacturing” and the relevant opportunities through.

Design for Manufacturing pioneered by DAuto, has been used by many companies, industries, OEMs around the world to develop creative product designs that use optimal manufacturing processes based on the design.

The event also was accompanied by Mr. S L Verma, Asst. Prof. (Mechanical Department) and Mrs. Farha Khanam (Asst. Prof- Mechanical Department).

Correctly applied Design after analysis leads to significant reductions in production cost, without compromising product time-to-market goals, functionality, quality, serviceability, or other attributes. In this seminar, attendees not only learned the Design-For-Manufacturing concept with process, they actually routed to apply it to their own product design!

Mr. Vikas Pandey the Director of DAuto shared the actual competition in the design industries and guide the students; how they can overcome the trouble for hitting the right career opportunities at the right time.

The seminar emphasized how to significantly design the product, based on the principles of industries by simplifying concepts, optimizing product development, minimizing labor content, choosing the standard parts which minimizes material overhead, optimizing supply chain management, eliminating the costs of quality by design, concurrently developing optimal product families and processing, minimizing issues with tolerance stacks, and, in general, designing for every aspect of manufacturability.

The seminar has displayed how to use concurrent engineering, product development teams to design in manufacturability from the beginning and how this will dramatically reduce the real time-to-market by ensuring the product works and eliminating late changes to make the design manufacture-able and ramp up to the target volume, productivity, and quality. These manufacturable designs allow growth without encountering the conflicts that occur when unmanufacturable products can only be built by highly skilled people and lots of firefighting.

The Design-for-manufacturing topic included designing products for lean production, high-mix/low-volume environments, build-to-order, and mass customization.

The seminar concluded with a discussion in which experts answer the questions of attendees. Attendees get recommended to start working on DFM implementation and coming out of the box to think beyond where career opportunities take a flight.

Students were excited to hold the physical parts along with seeing its manufacturing process on screen. Here are some of the reviews students penned down on paper after the seminar;

My feedback about the company. The company provided good about R & D techniques to the students. And the job seekers, Design is very important for a particular engineer to understand and should have good views that

Can implement in feature- Puneet Jindal, MPCT, Gwalior.

Your seminar is very effective & I obtain very important technical information about it- Deeraj Kasde, MPCT, Gwalior.

Respective seminar was very impressive and inspire me to go further & learn more in design field- Aman Chaturvedi, MPCT, Gwalior.

About feedback, seminar was very good for me and there techniques was so experienced according to me-

Harshit Verma, Gwalior.

More about Gwalior events; GEC Gwalior got occupied by DAuto and the students , MITS Gwalior Tied Up with DAuto

GWALIOR: 07-09-2016: The venue was Amity University in Gwalior. The event was about delivering industry requirements for product research, design and development. It was an expert lecture by DAuto where hundreds of students were present to understand “Design-For-Manufacturing.

Design for Manufacturing pioneered by DAuto, has been used by many companies, industries, OEMs around the world to develop creative product designs that use optimal manufacturing processes based on the design.

The event also was accompanied by Dr. Sanjay Gomasta, Associate Prof. & HOD (Mechanical Department), Mr. Ashish Dixit (Asst. Prof- Mechanical & Automation), Mr. Nishant Sharma (Asst. Prof- Mechanical & Automation), Mr. Mahendra Kr. Agrawal (Asst. Prof- Mechanical & Automation), and the faculty members.

Correctly applied Design after analysis leads to significant reductions in production cost, without compromising product time-to-market goals, functionality, quality, serviceability, or other attributes. In this expert lecture, attendees not only learned the Design-For-Manufacturing concept with process, they actually routed to apply it to their own product design!

Mr. Vikas Pandey the Director of DAuto shared the actual competition in the design industries and guide the students; how they can overcome the trouble for hitting the right career opportunities at the right time.

The expert lecture emphasized how to significantly design the product, based on the principles of industries by simplifying concepts, optimizing product development, minimizing labor content, choosing the standard parts which minimizes material overhead, optimizing supply chain management, eliminating the costs of quality by design, concurrently developing optimal product families and processing, minimizing issues with tolerance stacks, and, in general, designing for every aspect of manufacturability.

The expert lecture has displayed how to use concurrent engineering, product development teams to design in manufacturability from the beginning and how this will dramatically reduce the real time-to-market by ensuring the product works and eliminating late changes to make the design manufacture-able and ramp up to the target volume, productivity, and quality. These manufacturable designs allow growth without encountering the conflicts that occur when unmanufacturable products can only be built by highly skilled people and lots of firefighting.

The Design-for-manufacturing topic included designing products for lean production, high-mix/low-volume environments, build-to-order, and mass customization.

The expert lecture concluded with a discussion in which experts answer the questions of attendees. Attendees get recommended to start working on DFM implementation and coming out of the box to think beyond where career opportunities take a flight.

Students were excited to hold the physical parts along with seeing its manufacturing process on screen. Here are some of the reviews students penned down on paper after the expert lecture;

This Seminar is very interesting. I come to know many things in this seminar- Shantanu Singh Tomar, Amity University, Gwalior.

Interesting and very useful for students, who want to learn software- Saurav Bisht, Amity University, Gwalior.

With the help of this seminar we came to know about the training opportunities & there benefits- Mohammad Shail Khan, Amity University, Gwalior.

The design of the cars which you design is good, overall the seminar is good and helpful for us- Abhishek Sharma, Amity University, Gwalior.

Very helpful for me to know about aspects related with design and production- Vikesh Singh kirav, Amity University, Gwalior.

This seminar gives us knowledge and create interest about designing- Dinesh Jha, Amity University, Gwalior.

More about Gwalior events; GEC Gwalior got occupied by DAuto and the students , MITS Gwalior Tied Up with DAuto

BHOPAL: 02-09-2016: The venue was TIT-Advance which is a branch of Technocrats TIT Group of Institutions in Bhopal. The event was about delivering industry requirements for product research, design and development. It was a expert lecture by DAuto where hundreds of students were present to understand “Design-For-Manufacturing.

Design for Manufacturing pioneered by DAuto, has been used by many companies, industries, OEMs around the world to develop creative product designs that use optimal manufacturing processes based on the design.

The event also was accompanied by Dr. Hitesh Khare, HOD (Mechanical Department) and Dr. Amit Pradhan, professor (ME), and the faculty members.

Correctly applied Design after analysis leads to significant reductions in production cost, without compromising product time-to-market goals, functionality, quality, serviceability, or other attributes. In this expert lecture, attendees not only learned the Design-For-Manufacturing concept with process, they actually routed to apply it to their own product design!

Mr. Vikas Pandey the Director of DAuto shared the actual competition in the design industries and guide the students; how they can overcome the trouble for hitting the right career opportunities at the right time.

The expert lecture emphasized how to significantly design the product, based on the principles of industries by simplifying concepts, optimizing product development, minimizing labor content, choosing the standard parts which minimizes material overhead, optimizing supply chain management, eliminating the costs of quality by design, concurrently developing optimal product families and processing, minimizing issues with tolerance stacks, and, in general, designing for every aspect of manufacturability.

The expert lecture has displayed how to use concurrent engineering, product development teams to design in manufacturability from the beginning and how this will dramatically reduce the real time-to-market by ensuring the product works and eliminating late changes to make the design manufacture-able and ramp up to the target volume, productivity, and quality. These manufacturable designs allow growth without encountering the conflicts that occur when unmanufacturable products can only be built by highly skilled people and lots of firefighting.

The Design-for-manufacturing topic included designing products for lean production, high-mix/low-volume environments, build-to-order, and mass customization.

The expert lecture concluded with a discussion in which experts answer the questions of attendees. Attendees get recommended to start working on DFM implementation and coming out of the box to think beyond where career opportunities take a flight.

Students were excited to hold the physical parts along with seeing its manufacturing process on screen. Here are some of the reviews students penned down on paper after the expert lecture;

I would like to thanks Daut to share knowledge with us in research and development. Ramesh Yadav, 3rd Sem, Mechanical, TIT-Advance, Bhopal.

Easy learning and interesting designing software. Hrshida Pandey, 3rd Sem, Mechanical, TIT-Advance, Bhopal.

The expert lecture was knowledge full I’m very happy to learn about designing field. Vinay Singh, 3rd Sem, Mechanical, Mechanical, Technocrats Institute of Technology and Science (TIT-S), Bhopal.

Expert lecture was very effective and knowledgeable. Saurabh Sharma, 3^rd Sem, Mechanical, TIT-Advance, Bhopal.

I like this expert lecture because this expert lecture motivated us about designing and its sector. Ravi Kumar Gajbhiye, 5^th Sem, Mechanical, TIT-Advance, Bhopal.

I’m motivated for new creation research and development it was excellent. Pawan Nagar, 5^th Sem, Mechanical, TIT-Advance, Bhopal.

More about TIT events; Expert lecture in TIT-Science , Workshop at TIT Group , Expert Lecture in TIT , Expert Lecture in TITS , TIT Bhopal and Experts , What Experts say at TITE , TIT College and DAuto

BHOPAL: 31-08-2016: Design for Manufacturing pioneered by DAuto, has been used by many companies, industries, OEMs around the world to develop creative products that use optimal manufacturing processes based on the design.

For elaborating the requirement of DFM in the industries, so that students could enhance their skills accordingly; DAuto team hosted a seminar at Technocrats Institute of Technology and Science Bhopal, where the auditorium was accompanied by Dr. Shashi Kumar Jain. Deputy Director and HOD (Mechanical Department), the faculty members and hundreds of engineering students.

Correctly applied Design after analysis leads to significant reductions in production cost, without compromising product time-to-market goals, functionality, quality, serviceability, or other attributes. In this seminar, attendees not only learned the Design-For-Manufacturing concept with process, they actually routed to apply it to their own product design!

Mr. Vikas Pandey the Director of DAuto shared the actual competition in the design industries and guide the students; how they can overcome the trouble for hitting the right career opportunities at the right time.

The seminar emphasized how to significantly design the product, based on the principles of industries by simplifying concepts, optimizing product development, minimizing labor content, choosing the standard parts which minimizes material overhead, optimizing supply chain management, eliminating the costs of quality by design, concurrently developing optimal product families and processing, minimizing issues with tolerance stacks, and, in general, designing for every aspect of manufacturability.

The seminar has displayed how to use concurrent engineering, product development teams to design in manufacturability from the beginning and how this will dramatically reduce the real time-to-market by ensuring the product works and eliminating late changes to make the design manufacture-able and ramp up to the target volume, productivity, and quality. These manufacturable designs allow growth without encountering the conflicts that occur when unmanufacturable products can only be built by highly skilled people and lots of firefighting.

The Design-for-manufacturing topic included designing products for lean production, high-mix and low-volume environments, build-to-order, and mass customization.

The seminar concluded with a discussion in which experts answer the questions of attendees. Attendees get recommended to start working on DFM implementation and coming out of the box to think beyond where career opportunities take a flight.

Students were excited to hold the physical parts along with seeing its manufacturing process on screen. Here are some of the reviews students penned down on paper after the seminar;

Motivated lecture. Got detailed information about Design Field. Shubham Unhale, 3^rd Sem, Mechanical, Technocrats Institute of Technology and Science (TIT-S), Bhopal.

D-Auto is the best software Institute so I like this Institute. I am agree with Dauto. Marwari  Singh, 3rd Sem, Mechanical, Technocrats Institute of Technology and Science (TIT-S), Bhopal.

It was nice seminar and I impressed with the success of Dauto. This Seminar impressed me a lot. Amol Nigam, 3rd Sem, Mechanical, Technocrats Institute of Technology and Science (TIT-S), Bhopal.

Seminar was very effective and impressive about the mechanical field to success. Harinarayan Kushwaha, 3rd Sem, Mechanical, Technocrats Institute of Technology and Science (TIT-S), Bhopal.

The overall Seminar is good for learning design software. It is good for learning in Design Field. Rajiv Kumar Singh, 5th Sem, Mechanical, Technocrats Institute of Technology and Science (TIT-S), Bhopal.

In this seminar I got lot of knowledge about designing. Satish Kumar, 5th Sem, Mechanical, Technocrats Institute of Technology and Science (TIT-S), Bhopal.

The Seminar is quite effective. It gives us more information about designing and many others. Siddhant Prakash, 5th Sem, Mechanical, Technocrats Institute of Technology and Science (TIT-S), Bhopal.

More about TIT events; Workshop at TIT Group , Expert Lecture in TIT , Expert Lecture in TITS , TIT Bhopal and Experts , What Experts say at TITE , TIT College and DAuto

DAuto Newsletter Section contains reports from all around the world, gathered everything in an efficient, simple and robust structure of latest and surround technology. Learn about Automotive comprehensively on DAuto Newsletter Edition # 84 August 2016

You can find more interesting features and fun about technology. This section offers detailed and accurate knowledge about past, present and future events and update on engineering terminologies. The Premium Features Covered Under this Edition are...

• John Paul Gregory is Bentley new Head of Exterior Design.

• Cadillac Escala Concept.

• Mitsubishi XM Concept previews compact crossover

• Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato Volante.

• Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 is a six-meter-long electric super-coupe.

• Designers envision future autonomous trucks for Audi.

• BMW DesignWorks and Puma create shoe inspired by the Gina Concept.

• Students' Corner

Here you Go...  News Letter Edition August 2016

Thanks & Regards

Editors Desk, DAuto

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DAuto Newsletter Section contains reports from all around the world, gathered everything in an efficient, simple and robust structure of latest and surround technology. Learn about Automotive comprehensively on DAuto Newsletter Edition # 83 July 2016

You can find more interesting features and fun about technology. This section offers detailed and accurate knowledge about past, present and future events and update on engineering terminologies. The Premium Features Covered Under this Edition are...

• Aston Martin and Red Bull Racing reveal road-legal hypercar
• Honda NSX Total Airflow Management Concept
• Renault Lodgy ‘World Edition’ launched
• Nissan Juke coming in 2017
• New 2017 Tesla Model S 
• Students' Corner

Here you Go...  News Letter Edition July 2016

Thanks & Regards

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DAuto Newsletter Section contains reports from all around the world, gathered everything in an efficient, simple and robust structure of latest and surround technology. Learn about Automotive comprehensively on DAuto Newsletter Edition # 82 June 2016

You can find more interesting features and fun about technology. This section offers detailed and accurate knowledge about past, present and future events and update on engineering terminologies. The Premium Features Covered Under this Edition are...

• Volkswagen BUDD-e Concept wins Interior Design of the Year Award
• Rolls-Royce 103EX envisions the future of luxury mobility
• New Audi A5 Coupé: the design
• Airbus unveils 3D-printed motorcycle with bionic design
• Volvo unveils highly efficient Concept Truck
• Peugeot L500 R HYbrid Concept
• Students' Corner 

Here you Go...  News Letter Edition June 2016

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DAuto Newsletter Section contains reports from all around the world, gathered everything in an efficient, simple and robust structure of latest and surround technology. Learn about Automotive comprehensively on DAuto Newsletter Edition # 81 May 2016

You can find more interesting features and fun about technology. This section offers detailed and accurate knowledge about past, present and future events and update on engineering terminologies. The Premium Features Covered Under this Edition are...

• Pininfarina and Mahindra reveal concept designs for Formula E racing car
• McLaren announces Design Tour events in Europe
• Aston Martin shows powerboat design at Milan Design Week
• Vanquish Zagato Concept
• BMW 2002 Hommage Concept
• Daniel Simon designs Roborace autonomous race cars
• French designers envision the Opel Manta of the future
• Students' Corner

Here you Go...  News Letter Edition May 2016

Thanks & Regards

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BHOPAL: 06-05-2016- At the adobe of Technical Education Minister, Shri Umashankar Gupta-

A Memorandum of Understanding signed today between DAuto Engineering Private Limited and Shri Govindram Seksaria Institute of Technology and Science Indore, will seek to prepare ready-to-work engineering youth in various industries via technology transfer, product research, design development and “Design-for-Manufacturing” training, practical, practice and knowledge.

In the presence of Shri Umashankar Gupta (Technical Education Minister, M.P.), Dr. Ashish Dongre (Director, Directorate of Technical Education), Shri Subodh Pandey (Head, State Project Facilitation Unit); The MOU got exchanged between Dr. Rakesh Kumar Saxena (Director, SGSITS) and Shri Vikas Pandey (Director, DAuto).

It is sort of an Industry-Institute collaboration where DAuto represents itself as an industry involved in providing product research, design, development, analysis and manufacturing solutions to the customers nationally and internationally. On the other hand, SGSITS is recognized as a leading institute in the state of Madhya Pradesh and the western region consistently during its glorious journey of sixty years. It has been ranked among the top 30-40 institutes on a national level (including IITs and NITs) by independent bodies (source:SGSITS).

Both intend a common motive to prepare the engineering students as per the demand or requirements of the industries, companies or competitive market. So that the students could be developed thus to hit the career opportunities after their graduation. DAuto immensely involved in Automotive, Power, Civil, Agriculture, Consumer Goods and General engineering sectors in North America, Europe, India and other countries. Therefore, it is set to deliver the latest and greatest technology from abroad to SGSITS students.

Students will learn to design the product by keeping the norms and regulations of different countries, sectors in the intellect which could be manufactured in real life. The industry experts of DAuto will impart the knowledge, experience, technology and innovation among SGSITS students.

Upon achievements of DAuto, Technical Education Minister Shri Gupta said: This is an appreciable that such (Internationally active) company (DAuto) is working in our state and contributing in technical education by producing remarkable outputs (previously DAuto placed ITI students in abroad). This MOU is kept on the tremendous thought of developing employment opportunities through technology transfer, product research, design and development. This will not only boost the image of technical education in MP, but prepare technical students in practical engineering to enable easy to get career opportunities and establishing the platform to become entrepreneurs.

Moreover, Technical Education Minister said; DAuto shall sign the MOU with polytechnic institutes like it associated with other Engineering colleges, ITI(s), Universities etc. and establish the design labs, so the maximum number of students could take the benefits out of it and enhance the image and importance of technical education.

After over the MOU event, Shri Subodh Pandey and Dr. Rakesh Kumar Saxena also visited at DAuto industry and saw the design, prototyping and product lab. They got familiar with the process of completing product life cycle at the venue. They also expressed the interest to take a startup of grooming SGSITS students ASAP.

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