April 16, 2026 — PSNACET

Department of Biomedical Engineering

MedXperia

2K26

"Technology is best when it brings people together."

April 16, 2026 (Thursday)
SRL Auditorium, PSNACET
From 8:45 AM onwards
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About the Symposium

Where Innovation Meets Engineering

"Biogenesis: Engineering the Future of Human Health"

MedXperia 2K26 is a National Level Technical Symposium proudly presented by the Department of Biomedical Engineering at PSNA College of Engineering & Technology (An Autonomous Institution). This flagship event brings together the brightest minds to compete, collaborate, and innovate across both technical and non-technical domains.

From paper presentations and hackathons to creative challenges and gaming tournaments, MedXperia offers a vibrant platform for students of all departments to showcase their talents. Certificates for all participants, and food & accommodation will be provided.

Registration Fee: ₹250/-  |  Open to: All Departments

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Technical
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Non-Technical
MedXperia 2K26 Main Poster
What's Happening

Events & Competitions

Choose your arena — technical mastery or creative brilliance

Hackathon
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Technical

Hackathon

Build, innovate, and present a working prototype — 2–3 members, 8 slides max, 8 minutes.

Paper Presentation
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Technical

Paper Presentation

Present innovative ideas in biomedical engineering — BioNova, MediNext, SmartMed & more topics.

Poster Making Contest (Digital)
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Technical

Poster Making (Digital)

Showcase your artistic skills — individual event, digital design on A3/A4, original work only.

Circuit Connection
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Technical

Circuit Connection

Analyze, identify, and build circuits — test your electronics skills and problem-solving ability.

Code Debugging Challenge
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Technical

Code Debugging

Identify and fix bugs in Python, Java & C — two rounds of real-time debugging challenges.

Act It Out
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Non-Technical

Act-It-Out

Charades-style fun — act movie names using only gestures, no speaking allowed! Teams of 2.

Connection
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Non-Technical

Connection

Guess the word from image clues — teams of 3, bonus points for fast answers within 20 seconds.

Lyrical Hunt
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Non-Technical

Lyrical Hunt

Identify songs and translate lyrics — a fun music-based game testing your ear and creativity.

Guess The Gibberish
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Non-Technical

Guess The Gibberish

One draws, the other guesses — decode gibberish words through drawings in teams of 2.

Doodlex Art
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Non-Technical

Doodlex

Creative doodling competition — bring ideas to life with pencils and color pencils in 30 minutes.

Clicks — Photography Event
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Non-Technical

Clicks — Photography

See the world through your lens — capture moments on campus with DSLR, mobile, or any camera.

Hackathon

Problem Statements

Choose your track — Hardware or Software

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Event Instructions

  • Team size: 2–3 members per team. Single-member teams are not allowed.
  • Presentation duration: Maximum 8 minutes per team.
  • Total slides: Maximum 8 slides only.
  • Teams must have a working prototype (hardware or software).
  • Participants are advised to bring the working model / prototype.
  • No materials/equipment will be provided at the venue.
  • Teams must strictly follow the slide and time limits.
  • Exceeding the limits may result in penalties or disqualification.
Working Demo: 60% Innovation: 20% Presentation: 20%

Hardware Track

Build embedded/circuit-based biomedical devices using standard sensor modules and microcontrollers.

H1

Portable SpO2 & Heart Rate Monitor

Design a wearable device using a pulse oximeter sensor (MAX30100/MAX30102) that continuously monitors SpO2 and heart rate, displays real-time values on an OLED screen, and triggers an alert when readings fall below safe thresholds.

H2

EMG-Based Gesture Controller

Build a surface EMG acquisition system using electrodes and a signal conditioning circuit that detects at least 2 distinct muscle gestures and maps them to control actions (e.g., cursor movement, LED trigger, or wheelchair direction).

H3

Smart IV Drip Rate Monitor

Develop a device that uses an IR drop sensor to count IV drip flow rate in real time, calculate volume infused, and send an alert (buzzer/LED) when the drip runs out or deviates from the target rate.

H4

Low-Cost ECG Display Unit

Create a 2-lead ECG acquisition circuit using instrumentation amplifiers and an Arduino/ESP32 that captures and displays a real-time ECG waveform on a serial plotter or small LCD screen.

H5

Fall Detection Wearable for Elderly

Build a wristband/waist-worn device using an MPU6050 accelerometer that detects sudden falls, distinguishes them from normal activities, and sends an SMS/buzzer alert to a caregiver.

Software Track

Build ML/AI-powered biomedical applications using publicly available datasets and pre-trained models.

S1

AI-Powered Skin Lesion Classifier

Develop a mobile/web app that takes a photo of a skin lesion and classifies it as normal, benign, or potentially malignant using a pre-trained CNN (MobileNet/ResNet). Must show confidence score and a brief recommendation.

S2

EEG Signal-Based Mental State Detector

Using a publicly available EEG dataset (e.g., PhysioNet), build an ML pipeline that classifies mental states (focus vs. fatigue vs. relaxed) from band-power features and visualizes results in a dashboard.

S3

Hospital Bed Allocation Optimizer

Build a system that takes real-time bed occupancy input and uses a scheduling/optimization algorithm to suggest optimal bed allocation across departments, with a visual dashboard showing availability and patient priority.

S4

Medication Reminder & Adherence Tracker

Create a mobile app where patients log their prescriptions; the app sends smart reminders, tracks adherence streaks, and generates a weekly compliance report that can be shared with a doctor.

S5

Diabetic Retinopathy Screening Tool

Build a web app that accepts a fundus image upload and uses a pre-trained deep learning model to flag signs of diabetic retinopathy (No DR / Mild / Moderate), helping in early screening at low cost.

S6

TB Treatment Adherence App

Build a low-tech adherence app with SMS reminders, local health worker check-in logging, and incentive tracking to help TB patients complete their full course of treatment. Target: improve cure rates from 82% to 95%+.

S7

Real-Time Blood Bank Inventory Network

Build a blood availability portal where blood banks can update stock (blood group + units available) and users can search by city or pincode. Bonus: integrate WhatsApp API to send alerts when a requested blood group becomes available nearby.

Co-ordinators: Mathubharathi A & Kishor Bhuvaneswaran M

Day Plan

Event Schedule

April 16, 2026 — a full day of innovation & fun

08:45 AM
Registration & Welcome
Arrive, register, and collect your event kits at SRL Auditorium.
09:30 AM
Inaugural Ceremony
Opening address by the Convenor, faculty coordinators, and chief guest.
10:00 AM
Technical Events Begin
Paper Presentation, Code Debugging, Circuit Connection, Poster Making & Hackathon kick off simultaneously.
11:30 AM
Non-Technical Events Begin
Act It Out, Connection, Lyrical Hunt, Guess The Gibberish, Doodlex, Clicks.
01:00 PM
Lunch Break
Complimentary lunch provided for all registered participants.
02:00 PM
Finals & Advanced Rounds
Top performers advance to final rounds across all events.
04:00 PM
Valedictory & Prize Distribution
Certificates, prizes, and closing ceremony. All participants receive certificates.
Get In Touch

Contact & Registration

Secure your spot — limited seats available

Event Details

Venue

BME Department / SRL Auditorium
PSNA College of Engineering & Technology, Dindigul

Student Coordinators

B. Balaprakash — 76959 54808
M. Geetha — 97918 82571
Dolly Angelin A. — 93451 93616

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Registration Fee: ₹250/-

Certificate for all participants • Food will be provided
Open for all Engineering Departments

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