FPGAs in Security &
Industrial Applications
Student Awareness Seminar
24th February 2026 · 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM · E120 Kaveri Auditorium
A technical seminar providing valuable insights into real-time industrial and security applications of FPGAs with global industry exposure for engineering students.
Chief Guest & Speaker
Chief Guest & Speaker
- Dr. Prathap Soma
Target Audience
- B.Tech II Year Students
- B.Tech III Year Students
- B.Tech IV Year Students
- Faculty Members
Event Details
- Mode: Seminar
- Duration: 2 Hours
- Department: ECE
- Participants: 60+
Event Overview
This seminar was conducted as a Student Awareness Program by the Department of ECE, Vaagdevi Engineering College, Bollikunta, Warangal on 24th February 2026 at the E120 Kaveri Auditorium.
The session provided valuable insights into real-time industrial and security applications of FPGAs, giving students global industry exposure. The seminar aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world FPGA applications in modern security systems and industrial automation.
More than 60 students from B.Tech II, III, and IV Year along with faculty members actively participated in this enriching technical session.
Key Highlights
Security Applications
In-depth coverage of FPGA-based security systems including hardware encryption, secure boot mechanisms, and real-time intrusion detection systems.
Industrial Applications
Exploration of FPGA deployments in industrial automation, motor control, signal processing, and high-speed data acquisition systems.
Global Industry Exposure
Dr. Prathap Soma shared global industry trends and how FPGAs are transforming sectors like aerospace, automotive, and smart manufacturing worldwide.
Beyond the Classroom
Students were inspired to explore FPGA programming hands-on, with guidance on practical tools, development boards, and career pathways in hardware design.
Outcomes & Impact
Students gained practical FPGA knowledge that goes beyond standard curriculum, understanding how programmable hardware is applied in cutting-edge security and industrial systems globally.
The seminar encouraged students to explore FPGA technology independently, sparking curiosity and motivating them to pursue hands-on projects in embedded and hardware design.
Beyond technical content, students learned the importance of industry awareness, continuous learning, and staying updated with global technology trends in their professional lives.
Interaction with an industry expert helped students step outside the comfort zone of academics, building confidence to engage with real-world technology challenges.
More than 60 students from II, III, and IV year B.Tech ECE actively participated, demonstrating high interest and enthusiasm for advanced hardware topics.
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