Robotic 2-axis Plotter
Team Spundhan celebrated at ‘Panchamrut’, Belgaum for the successful completion of internship by Harisha, Vishal and others from Maratha Mandal Engg. College Belgaum. The interns were working with Spundhan and have developed a Robot-Plotter as a part of their final year engineering project. The ‘Robot-Plotter’ with 3 axis and 2 dimensions has a lot of practical industry applicability and can be used for various factory-automation and process-automation projects. The team had a very good time with lots of fun and also serious thoughts about IT industry. Team Spundhan wishes Harisha, Vishal, Jyoti and others a very ‘Good Luck’ for their future careers and hope they will do some great contributions to the IT...
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