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The 40th edition of the Competition for the Best Diploma Thesis of Students from Rzeszów University of Technology and Rzeszów University
On December 5, the final stage of the 40th edition of the Competition for the Best Diploma Thesis was held. The students from Rzeszów University of Technology and the University of Rzeszów took part in this competition. This annual event is organized by the Association of Polish Electrical Engineers of Rzeszów Branch.
The jury has admitted to the final stage five diploma theses from students of the Rzeszów University of Technology and four from the University of Rzeszów. These outstanding theses presented innovative projects in cutting‑edge fields such as telecommunications, the Internet of Things, robotics, optoelectronics, acoustics, and security systems. These Diploma Theses were evaluated by the competition committee composed of :
- Urszula Turek, Msc Eng. - Secretary of the Presidium of the Board of the Association of Polish Electrical Engineers, Rzeszów Branch,
- Irena Jamróz, MSc Eng. – Member of the Youth Committee of the Association of Polish Electrical Engineers, Rzeszów Branch,
- Bogusław Twaróg, PhD, Eng. - President of the Association of Polish Electrical Engineers, the University of Rzeszów,
- Tomasz Kossowski, PhD, Eng. - Board Member of the Association of Polish Electrical Engineers, Rzeszów University of Technology,
- Kazimierz Kamuda, PhD, Eng. - Board Member of the Association of Polish Electrical Engineers, Rzeszów University of Technology,
- Mirosław Mazurek, PhD, Eng. - Vice-Dean of Education of the Faculty of Electrical and Electrical Engineering, Rzeszów University of Technology,
- Associate Professor Tadeusz Kwater, Bronisław Markiewicz State Academy of Applied Sciences in Jarosław - Board Member of the Association of Polish Electrical Engineers, the University of Rzeszów
- Associate Professor Aleksander Marszałek - Board Member of the Association of Polish Electrical Engineers, the University of Rzeszów
The competition committee gave high marks to all submitted works and finalists’ presentations. It highlighted the originality and interdisciplinary character of the solutions, which combined creative device design, process optimization, and advanced communication systems.
| Place | Name and surname | The title of the diploma thesis | Supervisor of the thesis |
| ( I ) the First Place | Marcin Pater |
Design and implementation of an active vibration reduction method of the light robot arm |
Associate Professor Lucyna Leniowska |
| ( II ) the Second Place | Jakub Jakielaszek | Intelligent system for simulation and prediction of water dynamics changes in water supply infrastructure monitored via long range wide area network | Bogusław Twaróg, PhD, Eng. |
| ( III ) the Third Place | Michał Tasz | Design and construction of a test station for testing optoelectronic components | Associate Professor Aleksander Marszałek |
| Honorable Mention | Nikita Bailiuk | Telecommunications conditions for the use of IQRF network modules in the monitoring of semi-autonomous mobile systems in a Smart City environment | Kazimierz Kamuda, PhD, Eng. |
| Honorable Mention | Marcin Dutkowski | A test station for radar used in the automotive industry | Associate Professor Piotr Jankowski-Mihułowicz |
| Honorable Mention | Dariusz Kukuliński | Study of the impact of road luminaire positioning on lighting conditions within roundabouts | Associate Professor Henryk Wachta |
| Honorable Mention | Przemysław Kusior | Electromagnetic launcher (Gauss type) | Dariusz Sobczyński, PhD, Eng. |
| Honorable Mention | Karol Kuźniar | Design of a cell welding machine | Mariusz Trojnar, PhD, Eng. |
| Honorable Mention | Filip Kaczmarczyk | Biometric system for personal identification | Zbigniew Gomółka, PhD, Eng. |
