Opportunity brief
Overview
TechFEST 2026 is North India's premier technical festival. This is a paid opportunity with the packages mentioned below:
Select Your Registration Package
₹299 Package (Without Accomation)
- Participation in all technical & non-technical events
- Free entry to the Grand Cultural Evening
₹599 Package (With Accomation)
- Everything included in the ₹299 package
- Free accommodation for 2 days on campus (Extra Meal charges @50/Diet)
Note: Meal charges will be applicable as per institute norms
- Registration is mandatory for participation.
- Fee once paid is non-refundable.
Prepare yourself for a journey of technology, creativity, and celebration.
Mark your calendars and be part of the magic of techFEST'26 at SLIET.
KRITRIM – Working Model
About the Event
KRITRIM is a Working Model event where teams design and build functional prototypes to solve real-world problems using modern technological solutions. The model or prototype must be in working condition during the presentation before the judging committee.
Teams must demonstrate how their model operates and explain how it produces the intended results.
Along with the working model, participants must submit a hard copy of a detailed report containing:
- Main Concept of the Solution
- Working Principle
- Construction Materials
- Cost Estimation of the Project
- Applications
- Circuit Diagram / 3D Design (if applicable)
- Code Flowchart or Working Logic (if applicable)
Participants may optionally integrate AI/Machine Learning features into their projects to enhance their solutions. Relevant implementation of AI/ML may also provide additional value during evaluation.
Problem Statements
- IoT-Based Medicine Reminder Box
- Design a smart medicine reminder system that alerts patients to take medicine on time and notifies family members if a dose is missed. Useful for elderly and chronic patients.
- Soil Nutrient Indicator (Basic NPK + Moisture)
- Develop a low-cost device that measures soil moisture and gives a basic indication of major nutrients (N, P, K) to guide farmers on fertilizer use.
- Crop Leaf Disease Detection
- Build a system that can identify common diseases in crop leaves and provide basic suggestions for early action.
- Pet (Dog & Cat) Activity and Location Tracker
- Create a wearable tracking system for dogs and cats that monitors location and activity and alerts the owner in case of unusual behavior or if the pet goes out of range.
- Smart Water Quality Monitoring System
- Design a system that monitors important water quality parameters and indicates whether the water is safe for use.
- Home Automation System
- Develop a system that allows users to control home appliances such as lights, fans, and other devices remotely with status feedback.
- Emotion-Aware Study Companion for Students
- Create a study companion device that can sense a student's emotional state, such as stress, boredom, or focus, and respond with helpful feedback or environmental changes.
- Sensor-Based Musical Instrument
- Design a contactless musical instrument using multiple sensors that generates different musical notes based on hand position and movement.
- IoT-Based Public Toilet Cleanliness and Usage Monitor
- Develop a monitoring system for public toilets that tracks usage and detects cleanliness levels to notify maintenance staff at the right time.
- Engineering Innovation
- Open Theme: techFEST'26 welcomes technical enthusiasts with creative minds to develop innovative solutions for real-world problems using advanced technology.
- Students can showcase innovations related to:
- Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Engineering
- Innovation
- Sustainability
Team Specification
- Each team can have a maximum of 4 members.
- Participants from any institute and any academic branch may participate with a valid institute ID card.
- Each team must select a unique team name that should not be inappropriate or offensive.
- Each team must specify a Team Representative for communication regarding further information and notices.
- One participant can participate in only one team.
Rules & Regulations
- The model or prototype should be presented before the judging committee.
- Semi-functional or non-functional models will be considered under the semi-working criteria.
- The Judge's decision will be final.
- Teams must not interfere with other teams or their models.
- One participant can participate in only one team.
- Every member of the team must participate in the presentation.
- Participants must maintain proper decorum throughout the event.
- All doubts and queries should be clarified before the event.
- Teams must follow all instructions provided by Team techFEST'26.
Judgement Criteria
- Stage 1 – Presentation Round: 70%
- Stage 2 – Questioning Round: 30%
The judging process will be conducted at the discretion of the Judging Committee, and their decision will be final.
Certification Policy
- Certificate of Excellence for top-performing teams.
- Participation Certificates for all eligible teams.
- Prize distribution will be based on judge-assigned points.
Important Note
- Participants must follow the registration guidelines provided by Team techFEST'26.
- The organizers reserve the right to modify the rules, prize pool, dates, venue, or timing of the competition if necessary under unforeseen circumstances.
- All guidelines are subject to change.
- Adherence to the latest rules and regulations is mandatory for all participants.
Note
Team techFEST'26 reserves all rights to modify or change any or all of the above information without prior notice. The updated rulebook will be posted on the official website.