211ENT1400- Foundation on Innovation and

Entrepreneurship

A Complete Report
on
Course Assessment Pattern

Mentor: Submitted by
Prof.J.Deny B.SAI PRUDHVI – 99210041157

Department of CSE,
Kalasalingam Academy of Research and
Education,
Anand Nagar,
KrishnanKoil - 626126.
 Name: B. SAI PRUDHVI Regno: 99210041157

Class: S01 Faculty : PROF.J.DENY

Table of content
SELECTED MARKS MARKS
S.NO SIGN
ASSESSMENT ALLOCATED GIVEN

01. Class Participation 10

02. Workshop & Ideathon 10

03. Case Analysis 10

04. Hackathon 20

05. Pitch Deck 15

Business Model Canvas

06. & value Proposition 20
canvas

07. Company Formation 25

Proposal Submission for

08. Fundng 20

TOTAL
 211ENT1400- Foundation on Innovation and
Entrepreneurship

CLASS PARTICIPATION REPORT

SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEUR’S STORY

Mentor: Submitted by,

Prof.J.Deny B.SAI PRUDHVI – 99210041157
Department of CSE,
Kalasalingam Academy of Research
and Education,
Anand Nagar,
KrishnanKoil -
626126.
 211ENT1400- Foundation on Innovation and
Entrepreneurship

AN IDEATHON AND
WORKSHOP
REPORT

Ideathon And Workshop

Mentor: Submitted by,

Prof.J.Deny B.SAI PRUDHVI – 99210041157
Department of CSE,
Kalasalingam Academy of Research
and Education,
Anand Nagar,
KrishnanKoil -
626126.
Ideathon
In this vibrant environment, startup founders will have the chance to harness the
cutting-edge tools and technologies offered by Microsoft to fuel their entrepreneurial endeavors.
From cloud computing solutions to artificial intelligence, participants will explore how these
tools can propel their ideas to new heights.
The Ideathon fosters a spirit of collaboration and community among like-minded innovators,
fostering connections that can lead to meaningful partnerships and collaborations. Whether
you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting your journey, this event promises to be a
transformative experience, equipping you with the knowledge, inspiration, and support needed to
turn your vision into reality.

Participation Certificate for Ideathon

Workshop

Financial modeling is the art of creating a mathematical representation of a company's

financial performance. It involves building complex spreadsheets that forecast future financial
outcomes based on various assumptions and variables. By meticulously analyzing historical data,
market trends, and business strategies, financial models provide insights into a company's
potential growth, profitability, and valuation.

These models serve as invaluable decision-making tools for stakeholders, including investors,
executives, and analysts, guiding strategic planning, investment decisions, and risk management.
Financial modeling encompasses a wide range of applications, including budgeting, forecasting,.

Participation Certificate for Workshop

 211ENT1400- Foundation on Innovation and
Entrepreneurship

AN CASE ANALYSIS REPORT

CHARGE WALK

Mentor: Submitted by,

Prof.J.Deny B.SAI PRUDHVI – 99210041157
Department of CSE,
Kalasalingam Academy of Research
and Education,
Anand Nagar,
KrishnanKoil -
626126.
Project title - Charge Walk
1. Existing Products:
Right now, most ways of collecting energy are all about using the sun or wind. These methods work well, but
there's a problem, especially in crowded cities where there isn't much space. That's where piezoelectric energy
conservation comes in. It's a fancy term, but it's mainly used for small things like sensors that power themselves
and some wearable gadgets. It's like a special kind of energy gathering that can be handy in tight spaces or for
little devices.
2. Case Studies:
Several successful case studies showcase the potential of piezoelectric energy conservation:
a. Piezoelectric-Powered Health Monitors:
Some health monitoring devices, particularly those designed for remote or continuous monitoring, utilize
piezoelectric elements. These devices can harvest energy from body movements or vibrations, ensuring a
constant and sustainable power source for monitoring various health parameters without the need for frequent
battery replacements.
b. Piezoelectric Door Sensors:
In the field of smart homes and security systems, piezoelectric sensors are employed in doors and windows.
When someone opens or closes a door or window, the pressure applied triggers the piezoelectric material to
produce a small amount of electricity. This harvested energy can be used to power the sensors and connected
security devices, eliminating the need for external power sources or batteries.
c. Piezoelectric-Powered Keyboards:
In the realm of computer peripherals, there are piezoelectric keyboards that generate electricity as users type.
The pressure applied to the keys activates piezoelectric materials, converting the mechanical energy into
electrical power. This innovative keyboard design aims to reduce reliance on traditional power sources for
devices like computers and enhance energy efficiency.
d. Piezoelectric-Powered Remote Controls:
Some remote controls for electronic devices, like televisions, use piezoelectric materials to harness energy from
button presses. The mechanical force applied when pressing buttons on the remote is converted into electrical
energy, ensuring that the remote remains powered without the need for frequent battery replacements.

e. Piezoelectric-Powered Wireless Sensors:

In the field of environmental monitoring and smart cities, wireless sensors equipped with piezoelectric
technology are deployed. These sensors can be attached to structures such as bridges or buildings, capturing
vibrations and converting them into electrical energy. This energy powers the sensors, allowing for continuous
data collection without the hassle of external power sources or battery changes.
f. Piezoelectric-Powered Backpacks: Some backpacks integrate piezoelectric elements into their design to
generate power as the user moves. The up-and-down motion created during walking or hiking is converted into
electrical energy, which can be used to charge small electronic devices like smartphones or GPS devices.This
concept enhances the portability of energy sources for outdoor enthusiasts.
3. Requirement of Innovative Design/Idea:
a. Scalability: The design should be scalable to accommodate high foot traffic areas like busstops.
b. Efficiency: Ensure maximum energy conversion efficiency from pressure to electricalenergy.
c. Durability: The system should withstand constant pressure from foot traffic and varyingweather
conditions.
Implementing piezoelectric energy harvesting in floors involves careful consideration of materials to ensure
durability, efficiency, and effectiveness. Here are key materials required for such implementation:
Piezoelectric Crystals or Ceramics:
Piezoelectric materials are at the core of the technology. Common materials include lead zirconate titanate
(PZT) ceramics and polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) polymers. These materials generate electrical charges in
response to mechanical stress.
Supporting Structural Material:
The flooring structure must be designed to support and protect the piezoelectric elements. Typically, a robust
and durable material like reinforced concrete or composite materials is used as the base.
Protective Coatings:
To enhance the longevity of the piezoelectric elements and protect them from wear and tear, a protective
coating is often applied. This coating should be resistant to environmental factors such as moisture,
temperature fluctuations, and physical impact.
Conductive Materials:
To efficiently capture and transfer the electrical charge generated by the piezoelectric elements, conductive
materials like copper or aluminum are used. These materials form the electrical connections within the flooring
system.

Insulating Materials:

Insulating materials are essential to prevent unwanted electrical leakage and ensure the
generated energy is efficiently directed to the storage or utilization system. Common
insulating materials include rubber or certain plastics.
Energy Storage System (Battery):
A battery or energy storage system is required to store the harvested electrical energy for
later use. Lithium-ion batteries are commonly used due to their high energy density and
reliability.
Wiring and Connectors:

Wiring is necessary to connect the piezoelectric elements to the energy storage system and
other components. Connectors ensure a secure and reliable electrical connection between
different parts of the system.
Monitoring and Control Systems:

Sensors and control systems are employed to monitor the performance of the piezoelectric
flooring system.
 Non-Slip and Wear-Resistant Surface:

The top surface of the flooring should be designed to provide traction and resist wear,
ensuring safety and durability. Materials like textured rubber or specialized coatings may be
used for this purpose.

1. Analysis of the Proposed Design/Idea:

4.1 : Possible Implementation Issues:

a. Pressure Variability: Different individuals exert varying pressure while

walking, potentially affecting energy generation.

b. Durability: Sustaining long-term durability and reliability under continuous foot

traffic maypose challenges.

c. Energy Storage: Efficient storage of harvested energy is critical,

considering fluctuationsin foot traffic.
4.2 : Solutions/Ideas for Overcoming the Issues:

a. Pressure Optimization Algorithms: Implement algorithms to optimize

energy conversionby adjusting for pressure variations.
b. Materials and Coatings: Use durable and resilient materials that can withstand
constant pressure. Employ protective coatings to enhance longevity.

Photo Proof of Presentation

 211ENT1400- Foundation on Innovation and
Entrepreneurship

AN HACKATHON REPORT ON

Health vision
Mentor: Submitted by
Prof.J.Deny B.SAI PRUDHVI – 99210041157
Department of CSE,
Kalasalingam Academy of Research
and Education,
Anand Nagar,
KrishnanKoil -
626126.
Introduction
Recent Engineering Advances and Interventions – A Way Forward to Boost Indian
Economy' hackathon! This innovative event brings together bright minds and creative thinkers
from diverse engineering backgrounds to ideate, innovate, and develop solutions aimed at
propelling India's economic growth. Participants will delve into cutting-edge technologies,
sustainable practices, and impactful interventions to address key challenges and unlock new
opportunities across various sectors. Join us in harnessing the power of engineering for a brighter
and more prosperous future for India.

Problem Statement
Improvements in Data Science and Digital Marketing"! This exciting event
invites participants to explore the intersection of data science and digital marketing, seeking
innovative solutions to enhance customer engagement, optimize marketing strategies, and drive
business growth. From predictive analytics to AI-driven marketing automation, participants will
delve into the latest advancements in data-driven decision-making and digital marketing
techniques.

Ideation and Planning

Data Science and Digital Marketing, the ideation and planning process revolve
around leveraging data-driven insights to revolutionize marketing strategies. This entails a
comprehensive understanding of customer behavior, preferences, and market trends through
advanced data analytics tools. Personalized marketing campaigns powered by AI algorithms
emerge as a cornerstone, enabling tailored experiences that resonate with individual customers.
Optimization of digital channels, including social media, email marketing, and website content,
becomes paramount for maximizing engagement and conversions.

Conclusion
AIn conclusion, the fusion of data science and digital marketing presents a transformative
opportunity to revolutionize customer engagement and drive business growth. By harnessing the
power of data-driven insights, personalized marketing strategies, and predictive analytics,
organizations can stay ahead in today's dynamic market.
Participation Certificate for Hackathon
 211ENT1400- Foundation on Innovation and
Entrepreneurship

PITCH DECK

BUSINESS AND PRESENTATION

COMMUNICATION

Mentor: Submitted by,

Prof.J.Deny B.SAI PRUDHVI – 99210041157
Department of CSE,
Kalasalingam Academy of Research
and Education,
Anand Nagar,
KrishnanKoil -
626126.
 211ENT1400- Foundation on Innovation and
Entrepreneurship

AN BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

CHARGE WALK

Mentor: Submitted by,

Prof.J.Deny B.SAI PRUDHVI – 99210041157
Department of CSE,
Kalasalingam Academy of Research
and Education,
Anand Nagar,
KrishnanKoil -
626126.
 211ENT1400- Foundation on Innovation and
Entrepreneurship

AN COMPANY
FORMATION CERTIFICATE

HUMAN ELECTRIC RENARATOR

Mentor: Submitted by,

Prof.J.Deny B.SAI PRUDHVI – 99210041157
Department of CSE,
Kalasalingam Academy of Research
and Education,
Anand Nagar,
KrishnanKoil -
626126.
 211ENT1400- Foundation on Innovation and
Entrepreneurship

PROPOSAL SUBMISSION
FOR FUNDING

CHARGE WALK

Mentor: Submitted by,

Prof.J.Deny B.SAI PRUDHVI – 99210041157
Department of CSE,
Kalasalingam Academy of Research
and Education,
Anand Nagar,
KrishnanKoil -
626126.
Proof of Proposal Submission for Funding