The MYOSA Event 6.0 at IEEE SENSORS 2026
The MYOSA Event 6.0 at IEEE SENSORS 2026
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Educational Activity around our developed sensors awareness kit “MYOSA”
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Welcome to the IEEE International MYOSA Event!
What is the aim of this competition?
It aims to excite submissions of innovative ideas, followed by live demonstrations of working prototypes in the flagship conferences of the IEEE Sensors Council. Some of the examples of the project proposals are given below:
Automated lighting system of a smart housing
Diagnostic applications based on a gesture sensor
Automated irrigation for smart agriculture
Who can participate?
Undergrad and postgraduate students: < 8 years of starting their higher university education/ bachelor's degree. (Team of 2-4 students)
What constitutes a team?
A team should contain no more than 4 students, preferably from the same institute or college. A faculty mentor from the same university/college is mandatory. A student can be part of only one team. If a student is found part of more than one teams both the teams shall be disqualified.
How to participate?
Expression of Interest (EOI) and Ideation Phase: A team must submit a proposal before the mentioned deadline. The proposal must contain the following,
A. A statement expressing your interest in entering the contest. (Max. 200 words)
B. Details of team members. (Name, Grade or Academic Year, School/Institute Name, Address, Email, Contact No.)
C. Details of a faculty mentor in your reply. (Name, School/Institute Name, Address, Email, Contact No.)
Ideation Details:
How MYOSA board will be used in the project? Know more about MYOSA
Which sensors or actuators will be used? You will get the MYOSA Mini IoT kit for this project. You can explore the kit and its components here: MYOSA Mini Kit.
What additional circuit and/or software will be created around the MYOSA board to make your application work?
Highlight the significance of the specific application that the team is aiming to address (100 words)
The intended use of the MYOSA platform and how the proposed project exploits its potential
The demo that is intended to be performed at the selected conference venue
Document length: Not exceeding 4 pages (A4 size, 11 pt, arial/Calibri font, single line spacing, single column).
Each team can submit ONLY ONE project.
NO REGISTRATION FEE.
Important Dates:
Call Opens: 8 May, 2026
Last Date of EOI and Ideation Proposal Submission:
21 June,2026
Event Stages and Deadlines
Event Stages and Deadlines
After the eligibility check, all teams will receive a decision to go to the next round of the contest. The contest has three phases (a) Ideation Phase, (b) Acceptance Phase, (c) Development Phase, and (d) Demonstration Phase.
(a) Ideation Phase: All interested teams must submit the idea of the proposal that the team intends to develop explaining the following:
§ How MYOSA board will be used in the project?
§ Which sensors or actuators will be used? You will get the MYOSA Mini IoT kit for this project. You can explore the kit and its components here: MYOSA Mini Kit.
§ What additional circuit and/or software will be created around the MYOSA board to make your application work?
Document length: Not exceeding 4 pages (A4 size, 11 pt, arial/Calibri font, single line spacing, single column).
(b) Acceptance Phase: A team of international reviewers will review the submission to shortlist the submissions based on their technical merit and uniqueness in exploiting the MYOSA platform. A maximum of 15 proposals will be selected and informed if found suitable. The committee may consider more proposals if found promising.
(c) Development Phase: Selected teams will be sent the MYOSA motherboard along with the sensor boards that are planned to be used in the proposed application. Participating members of the selected teams will develop their proposed applications in their respective institute’s Lab. The teams need to submit a recorded presentation (max. 5 minutes) and a demonstration video (max. 3 minutes) for evaluation.
A committee of experts will evaluate the submission based on execution, clarity, presentation, and desired outcome. A maximum of the top 7 teams will be selected for the next phase. The committee may consider more proposals if found promising.
(d) Demonstration Phase: The selected teams will be invited to demonstrate their developed applications live at the upcoming IEEE Conference 2026, a flagship conference of the IEEE Sensors Council.
If you are selected, images, videos of your project and your team members may be published in social media handles and/or websites of MYOSA, IEEE Sensors Council.
All decisions by the Committee shall be made in the Committee's sole discretion and shall be final.
Important Dates:
Important Dates:
Call Opens: 8 May, 2026.
(a) Ideation Phase:
Last date of EOI and Ideation Proposal Submission:21 June 2026
(b) Acceptance Phase:
Date of intimation for next phase: To be announced
(c) Development Phase:
Date of Submission of Recorded Presentation: to be announced
Date of intimation for the next round: To be announced
(d) Demonstration Phase:
Bring your Live-Demo to the IEEE Sensors 2026
What is the prize?
What is the prize?
The winner teams will be awarded prizes worth upto $1000.
All participating teams (selected for live demonstration) will receive a Participation Certificate.
These Awards will be given to the best projects/teams at the IEEE FLEP or IEEE BioSensors 2026 conference award ceremony.
Who will take care of expenses?
Who will take care of expenses?
The MYOSA board (motherboard and 5 sensor boards) will be sent to the selected teams. The cost of this set of boards is around $250 including shipping. The cost of this board is sponsored by the IEEE Sensors Council.
Students participating in the live demonstration session of the IEEE MYOSA Event will receive a free one-day pass for attending the conference.
One-day registration fees and travel(Economy Air Fare) (up to $500) of the one presenting member and 1 day Hostel Accomodation(If Available)of the selected teams will be supported by the IEEE Sensors Council.
Note: Reimbursment is subject to author being present at venue.
Any change in the plan will be communicated to the lead participants by email.
Terms & Conditions
Equipment Return and Reusage Policy
Mandatory Kit Return: All participants selected for conference demonstrations are required to return their provided kits to the Organizing Committee immediately following the conclusion of the event.
Previous Participants: Teams with members who have participated in prior MYOSA events are expected to utilize their previously issued kits.
Refurbishment Requests: If an existing kit is no longer in functional condition, please ship the unit back to the source for maintenance. Our technical experts will refurbish and return the kit to you. For logistics and shipping instructions, please contact the committee via email.
Contact Details
Contact Details
Email: myosa.event@gmail.com
Frequently Asked Questions - MYOSA
We are looking for young resource person to support our MYOSA workshop. Interested candidates may write to the email address above or mitradip[at]iiserb.ac.in. Conference registrants will be given preference.
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