On 18-21 June 2024 the CITIM department held the defences of Bachelor’s theses in speciality 151 “Automation and Computer-Integrated Technologies”, educational programme “Computer-Integrated Systems and Technologies in Instrument Engineering”, in a mixed format.
Twenty-six diploma projects and six diploma theses were successfully defended.
Diploma projects:
- Automated section for manufacturing a gearbox housing part, Denys Anisimov (supervisor Mariia Demchenko);
- Automated section for manufacturing a console housing part, Yaroslav Boreiko (supervisor Mariia Demchenko);
- Automated system for monitoring and controlling lighting in a production facility, Denys Hudzyma (supervisor Nataliia Stelmakh);
- Robotic complex for manufacturing a bearing cover part, Zakhar Dziuniak (supervisor Mariia Demchenko);
- Automated system for removing parts from a 3D printer, Yaroslav Dubinin (supervisor Natalia Bezuhla);
- Flexible manufacturing system for machining a pneumatic unit housing, Ihor Kaniuka (supervisor Vadym Shevchenko);
- Automated system for visualising blood vessels in a robotic venipuncture system, Ruslan Koval (supervisor Iryna Yakovenko);
- Automated temperature control system for hot isostatic pressing, Kyrylo Kotlov (supervisor Dmytro Velyhotskyi);
- Automated section for manufacturing a control mechanism gripper part, Artem Lytvynenko (supervisor Oksana Voloshko);
- Automated module for positioning an object in the machine tool workspace, Nazarii Mukhammad (supervisor Tetiana Klochko);
- Modelling an optimised design of propeller mounts for an agricultural drone using generative design, Volodymyr Pylypenko (supervisor Nataliia Stelmakh);
- Prototype of a portable electrocardiograph, Oleksandr Tsompel (supervisor Iryna Yakovenko);
- Automated multi-wavelength photoplethysmography device for non-invasive glucose measurement, Taras Humeniuk (supervisor Dmytro Velyhotskyi);
- Automated control system for paid car parks, Artem Ivashchenko (supervisor Natalia Bezuhla);
- Automated control system for window blinds, Yevhenii Krynytskyi (supervisor Iryna Yakovenko);
- Flexible manufacturing system for producing a control mechanism housing, Bohdan Riabokrys (supervisor Vadym Shevchenko);
- Automated laser therapy device, Viktoriia Sliepchuk (supervisor Mykola Tereshchenko);
- Automated section for machining the “Gearbox housing” part, Ivan Tkachenko (supervisor Serhii Vysloukh);
- Automated system for monitoring relative air humidity in a production facility, Borys Ushakov (supervisor Iryna Yakovenko);
- Robotic technical complex for manufacturing the “Housing” part, Oleksii Barchuk (supervisor Serhii Zaiets);
- Injector cap installation module, Roman Mozhovoi (supervisor Maryna Filippova);
- Multi-purpose unmanned aerial vehicle, Davyd Netrebskyi (supervisor Maryna Filippova);
- Mobile drone detection system, Vitalii Riabov (supervisor Nataliia Stelmakh).
Three diploma projects were defended in ZOOM:
- Automated system for diagnosing cardiovascular diseases, Anastasiia Horodok (supervisor Vadym Shevchenko);
- Automated system for ultrasonic irrigation of biological tissues, Anastasiia Kivenko (supervisor Mykola Tereshchenko);
- Computer-integrated ultrasound therapy device, Volodymyr Shalimov (supervisor Mykola Tereshchenko).
Diploma theses:
- Computer-integrated module for cardiogram analysis, Oleksandr Mittsykh (supervisor Konstantyn Vonsevych);
- CAD/CAPP module for cutting tool selection, Oleksandr Turbitskyi (supervisor Kateryna Barandych);
- Module for automated 3D design of a “Bracket” type part using parametrisation, Nikita Sheludko (supervisor Kateryna Barandych);
- Automated system for heart rate variability analysis, Yevhenii Trubchaninov (supervisor Dmytro Velyhotskyi);
- Control system for automated warehouse equipment, Vladyslav Nyzhnyk (supervisor Tetiana Klochko);
- Blockchain system for managing financial flows, Kyrylo Pokatenko (supervisor Maryna Filippova).
The Examination Board unanimously recommended that these students be awarded the qualification “Bachelor’s in Automation and Computer-Integrated Technologies” and recommended them for admission to the Master’s programme.
Congratulations to our graduates, and we wish them further creative achievements!
