Archive · 4 Sep 2026
KITS Idea Lab Connects Classroom Learning With Industry Needs
KITS Engineering College has opened a new Idea Lab.
The lab gives students tools to build and test their ideas.
Students from different engineering subjects can work together there.
Its equipment includes 3D printers and laser-cutting machines.
Students can use the lab to turn classroom lessons into real projects.
They will not need to travel to cities such as Hyderabad, Bengaluru or Delhi for this experience.
Teachers can also use the facility for research.
The college hopes the lab will help students start businesses and create products useful to society.
The AICTE-supported Idea Lab at KITS Engineering College was inaugurated on Thursday.
The facility is intended to promote hands-on learning, innovation and prototype development.
Students from different engineering disciplines can collaborate and experiment in the lab.
Equipment includes 3D printers, integrated circuit facilities and laser-cutting tools.
The lab will support faculty research and encourage startups and small-scale enterprises.
- Who
- KITS Engineering College students and faculty, supported by college chairman Captain V. Laxmi Kantha Rao and Principal Dr Shankar.
- What
- The AICTE-supported Idea Lab was inaugurated to promote practical learning, innovation, research and prototype development.
- When
- Thursday; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Where
- KITS Engineering College, Singapuram, Karimnagar.
- Why
- To help students apply classroom knowledge to real-world problems, collaborate across disciplines and develop practical products without travelling to industrial centres.
- Facility
- AICTE-supported Idea Lab
- Institution
- KITS Engineering College, Singapuram
- Main purpose
- Hands-on learning, innovation and prototype development
- Equipment
- 3D printers, integrated circuit facilities and laser-cutting equipment
- Additional uses
- Faculty research and student collaboration
- Entrepreneurship focus
- Startups and small-scale enterprises
- Industrial travel reduced
- Students can gain practical experience without travelling to Hyderabad, Bengaluru or Delhi