On 17-19 December 2024, the CITIM department held Master’s thesis defences in the educational and professional programme “Computer-Integrated Systems and Technologies in Instrument Engineering” in a blended format. The following theses were presented:
- Ultrasonic computer-integrated medical system, Mykhailo Boruta (supervisor: Mykola Tereshchenko).
- Improving the positioning accuracy of robotic manipulators, Yurii Bubnov (supervisor: Serhii Vysloukh).
- Automated control system for microclimate parameters in industrial premises, Yevhenii Vasylchenko (supervisor: Vadym Shevchenko).
- Non-invasive measurement of blood glucose, Serhii Duha (supervisor: Dmytro Velyhotskyi).
- Automated control system for post-processing of 3D-printed parts, Yaroslav Zhuk (supervisor: Tetiana Klochko).
- Automated control system for manipulator robots based on mathematical object modelling, Denys Myrza (supervisor: Maryna Filippova).
- Development of methods and algorithms for automated monitoring and diagnostics of technological processes, Andrii Nesterenko (supervisor: Maryna Filippova).
- Computer-integrated laser system, Hlib Pashchenko (supervisor: Mykola Tereshchenko).
- Simulation modelling of discrete manufacturing systems, Dmytro Pokrova (supervisor: Serhii Vysloukh)
- Automated control system for a rescue drone, Illia Rudkovskyi (supervisor: Nataliia Stelmakh)
- Automated system for ultrasonic cleaning of products, Danil Seliuk (supervisor: Vadym Shevchenko)
- Automated camera fixing system for a drone’s BRU, Artem Sydorchuk (supervisor: Natalia Bezuhla).
- Automated system for processing the results of myographic experiments on biological tissues, Vladyslav Storozhenko (supervisor: Nataliia Stelmakh).
- Process control system for cable manufacturing, Denys Tyzhuk (supervisor: Maryna Filippova).
- Computer-integrated multichannel system for force myography measurements, Andrii Turyk (supervisor: Kostiantyn Vonsevych).
- Digital twin of a product assembly process, Oleksii Filippov (supervisor: Mariia Demchenko).
Congratulations to our graduates, and we wish them further creative success!
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