Moreover, the event was honored by the presence of Prof. Dr. Nahed Sobhi, Dean of the Faculty, along with representatives from the Sabbour Engineering Consulting Office, including Eng. Yasser Al-Mihi, Head of the Projects Sector; Eng. Hamed Galal, Head of the Architectural Engineering Department; Mr. Ali Fattouh, Director of Human Resources; and Pioneer Guest Lecturer Arch. Ramy El Dahan. Also present were Eng. Yasser Ali, founding partner of Food Trucks International; Eng. Ahmed Abdel Halim, Technical Director of Next Gen; and Engineer Alaa Atta, Deputy Purchasing Director of Al-Rowad Company.
The highlights from the exhibition included:
- Architecture Department: Focused on designing facilities to support individuals at psychological risk from violence.
- Electrical Communication and Electronics Systems Engineering: Offered practical solutions to societal challenges, including autonomous vehicles, food security, and enhanced security applications. Notably, two projects, technically supervised by Valeo, explored AI applications in cars.
- Computer Engineering Department: Showcased projects addressing challenges in medicine, agriculture, and cybersecurity using artificial intelligence and machine learning.
- Mechatronics Systems Engineering: Featured innovations in energy harvesting, renewable energies, intelligent robots, and smart devices for the blind and visually impaired.
- Industrial Engineering: Aimed at improving production line efficiency, such as enhancing packaging line productivity for Nivea and reducing waste in herbal tea bag production.
All projects demonstrated a commitment to aligning with the SDGs by promoting responsible production and waste reduction.
We loved the work of our students, and we wish them all the best!