Our Goal

The goal of Assistive Technology Lab (ATL) is to assist people with disabilities so that they can lead better and productive lives. No person should be left behind due to a disability. ATL will provide an engineering resource to design, develop and produce devices that will benefit the disabled and medical community as well. The ATL facilities of SVES (Sri Vishnu Education Society) at the three campuses in India – Narsapur, Hyderabad, and Bhimavaram,  will work alongside the Assistive Technology Research Center at the University of Massachusetts, Lowell  to develop technologies and reach out to the society at a global level.

Snapshot

Assistive Technology Lab (ATL) is the brain-child of our visionary and driving force Mr. K. V. Vishnu Raju, Chairman SVES. It works in collaboration with a team from University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA. ATL provides an excellent platform to the budding engineering students to utilize and apply their technical skills to help the differently able individuals to lead an independent and confident life. It beautifully culminates the science with the society thus inculcating compassion and social responsibility in the amateur engineers. The legacy still continues as we deliver proof of concept products on December 3rd every year on the International Day of People with Disabilities. Feedback collected from a wide base of clients helps and motivates ATL to come out with a final prototype that can be widely utilized by the population. An encounter with real problems in the society and the mission of taking this technology to the masses also spurs entrepreneurial spirit in the current generation.

Our Team

Assistive Technology Labs at SVES are propelled forward with the avant garde work of several luminaries

Senior Mentor, ATL
Prof, Technical Director, ATL
UMass, Lowell USA

Alan Rux

Senior Mentor, ATL
Prof, Technical Director, ATL
UMass, Lowell USA
Driving Force
Chairman SVES
MS Chemical Engg
Michigan Tech Univ, U.S.A

K Vishnu Raju

Driving Force
Chairman SVES
MS Chemical Engg
Michigan Tech Univ, U.S.A
Director, ATL
Vice Chairman, SVES
MBA, IIM Calcutta
B.E Mech, NIT Trichy

Ravichandran Rajagopal

Director, ATL
Vice Chairman, SVES
MBA, IIM Calcutta
B.E Mech, NIT Trichy
Associate Dean-ATL
BVRIT, Narsapur

Dr. H. Sujana

Associate Dean-ATL
BVRIT, Narsapur & Hyderabad
Prof ECE, Dean ATL
SVECW, Bhimavaram
Ph.D. Digital Image Processing
JNTU, Hyderabad

K. Padma Vasavi

Prof ECE, Dean ATL
SVECW, Bhimavaram
Ph.D. Digital Image Processing
JNTU, Hyderabad
Prof. ECE, Dean ATL
VIT, Bhimavaram
M.Tech, Electronics Engg.
Vasavi Engg. College

Gayatri Sarman

Prof. ECE, Dean ATL
VIT, Bhimavaram
M.Tech, Electronics Engg.
Vasavi Engg. College

Specialities

Our specialities turn ideas into innovation, innovation into products and products into many many smiles

  • About E-Slate

    “It’s like a virtual teacher who stays all the time with them”

    Prof. Cynthia L. Baron,  Academic Director,  North Eastern University, Massachusetts, USA

  • About e – Coat

    “It is comfortable than carrying a stick”

    Dr. R S RAJU, Chief Scientist, CEERI, Pilani

  • About Braille Script Reader

    “It’s always comfortable to listen than reading. Making them visualize”

    Dr. Y. V. N. Krishna Murthy, Director, Indian Institute of Remote Sensing

  • About Liquid level Identifier

    “It’s a great effort and very useful to the visually impaired”

    Dr. G.V.R. Prasada Raju, Registrar, JNTUK

  • About Human Body parts Identifier

    “They can visualize internal human body. Everybody can understand their body.”


    Prof.Rajesh Rohilla, Delhi Technological University

  • About Assist +

    “Awesome App”

    Ms. V. Yamini, HR, eAbyas Info.
    Sol.

  • About Liquid level Identifier

    “It’s a smart device and easy to carry”

    Prof.Rajesh Rohilla, Delhi Technological University

INDIA'S FIRST FACILITY OF THIS KIND

ATL started as a small lab in 2009, now boasts of multiple locations with dedicated classrooms, labs and work benches for hundreds of project ideas and tools required for product prototyping. ATL features salubrious workspace provided with high-end personal computers with Internet connectivity and electronic equipment like CRO, RPS, microcontrollers. Mil grade electronic components are predominantly sourced online, ensuring hassle free product development.

MULTI DISCIPLINARY R&D

What makes ATL special to its students and faculty at SVES is that it is multi disciplinary. Students from Engineering, Pharmacy, Dental and Polytechnic streams actively contribute to making ATL a unique center of pride for themselves and the society. Further, through this platform SVES is able to bring the two worlds of higher education, India and the US together with successful student and faculty exchange programs with the University of Massachusetts, Lowell.

EDUCATION & TRAINING

At ATL in SVES, ideation is achieved through organizing various conferences, volunteered trainings,  problem solving creativity workshops, seminars, and webinars. A unique ecosystem has been established in SVES with ATL. It is truly an overwhelming experience for students when they see the kind of difference they make to people’s life. They are imbued with a sense of fulfilment for improving the quality of life of the physically and mentally challenged. 

CONSULTANCY

Assistive Technology Labs can be approached with a request for a product that will benefit the disabled and make their lives comfortable.  The labs will provide consultation and engineering design expertise to develop Assistive Technologies and to further develop modern technologies for those in need. We have worked with several partners and clients including hospitals, rehabilitation centers and even individual people who wanted to help their loved ones.

Our
Ecosystem

The Connected Excellence.

“Trusted relationships are the bedrock of every strong community”

 Several support Associations and inspiring sources form a part of the ATL ecosystem.

Honors
&
Awards

  • People's Choice Award at CapStone Showcase UMass, Lowell

    People's Choice Award at CapStone Showcase UMass, Lowell

    $1000 for a low cost Biobot that can tell surgeons whether the operating room is clean enough
  • ITSAP Best Entrepreneurship Award

    ITSAP Best Entrepreneurship Award

    For a buzzer and vibrator integrated in single stick for obstacle detection for the blind
  • First Runner up, Microsoft Imagine Cup 2010, Semifinalists in 2011

    First Runner up, Microsoft Imagine Cup 2010, Semifinalists in 2011

    For the project “E-Stick for Blind and Deaf” Automated Wheel Chair and Mind mouse got selected for the second round of Microsoft Imagine Cup 2011.
  • Top 5 in Home Category

    Top 5 in Home Category

    For the project – Artificial Hand Gripper for Below Elbow Amputees
  • Second Price at SRUJAN 2013 (IEEE event at MANIT Bhopal)

    Second Price at SRUJAN 2013 (IEEE event at MANIT Bhopal)

    For their project entitled Electronic Knee braces. Mr. Mounik, one of the team members designed the electronic braces for himself. This, actually, is empowerment!
  • $500 Cash Prize from TI

    $500 Cash Prize from TI

    For the project “Blind Navigator” designed to help the visually challenged persons to navigate through known and unknown locations, hence enhancing their levels of independence
  • 1.4 Lacs in prize from Bio Asia Healthcare Marathon 2015

    1.4 Lacs in prize from Bio Asia Healthcare Marathon 2015

    Rs. 1 Lac for Self Feeding Utensil Project Rs 0.4 Lac for Electronic Peak Flow Meter
  • NCPEDP Mphasis Universal Design Awards 2012

    NCPEDP Mphasis Universal Design Awards 2012

    It was a prestigious award given for the pioneering work done by the students and staff at the Assistive Technology Laboratories.
  • IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality (RBNQ) Trophy 2011

    IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality (RBNQ) Trophy 2011

    Winner of the IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality (RBNQ) Trophy 2011 – Highest Quality Award in Education Sector
  • Best Women Team in India at Texas Instruments Innovation Challenge 2015

    Best Women Team in India at Texas Instruments Innovation Challenge 2015

    The prize was awarded to us by Late Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam

Testimonials

“An amazing and most impressive display of talent. Thanks to the enthusiastic and dedicated students. Keep it up. All the very best!! “

Ms. Arati Mhatre, Examiner, IMC RBNQA (Kaplan Singapore)

“Awesome work done by the students. Definitely an amazing model”

Amith Mishra, Univ of Capetown

“Very interesting work, thank you for the excellent show case of your work. I hope we merge together to work for this noble cause”

Ms.Catherine Holloway, UCL, U

“Already highly ignited young minds. Highly appreciable work, R&D and performance.”

J. P. Shivhare, Ex-Scientist-ISRO/DOS/GOI. country.”

“Great concept and will go long way in improving the conditions of people with disability in our country.”

Mr. Harish, Mysore, Director India DPS,IEEE

“It’s a great work which you are doing, making it reach to common man of India will be a noble mission. Heartiest congratulations. It is great to put smile on others.”

Dr Pradeep K.Srivastava, Principal scientist, CDRI, Luknow

“A very good initiative with social relevance which can encourage students to really engage in these type of activities. Keep it up”

Shri. Vivek GadgilCEO, L&T Metro Rail

“Good work carried out for the society”

Mr. G.Vidyanandam, Engr/Corp R&D,BHEL

“Excellent. Hope the tools can be put to use and popularized. Best Wishes.”

B.Gopala KrishnaTCS, Hyderabad

 

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