On Monday, December 12th, 2022, Insper’s auditorium hosted the closure of another edition of the Engineering Final Project (PFE), integrated course on the Mechanical, Mechatronics and Computer Engineering programs, connected to the Paulo Cunha Innovation Hub.
PFE is a program that puts Insper students closer to the labor market and is one of Insper’s Engineers formation process conclusion’s checkpoints. The initiative allows the application of acquired knowledge throughout undergraduation on developing innovative solutions for real challenges brought by school’s partner companies.
“PFE includes projects developed by students of Insper’s three Engineering programs. In those projects Mechanical Engineering students can include the ones from Mechatronics or Computer, at a cross-functional fashion. Everything is possible in this knowledge integration to deliver the best proposal for partner companies”, says professor Luciano Soares, PFE academic coordinator.
In 2022 second semester, PFE had 19 developed projects for 16 organizations and counted on participation of 74 students. In addition, 10 students groups that presented the best proposals were granted with Falconi-Insper’s Excellence Certification, issued by the company Falconi Consultores de Resultado (Results Consultants). Two other groups were granted the Highlight Certification, ensuring professional recognition on projects conduction and performance.
Abel Cavalcante, Computer Engineering student, was part of a group who developed a tool to optimize the distribution of products of a company, considering logistical and taxes issues. “Tax-paying in Brazil is pretty complex, what brings a high weight in product’s final price. This was the problem we attacked in our project”, says Cavalcante. “When we assessed the program’s impact, we noticed a 6.13% reduction of costs related to products flow by only modifying the route the warehouses and final client, due to taxes from places the platform suggested”, states João Bueno, Mechanical Engineering and part of the group.
The group of Beatriz Muniz, Computer Engineering Student, developed an augmented reality system as supporting method for oncological neurosurgery. The program allows the surgeon to have direct access to patient’s tumor without having to look to any other external camera, ensuring higher precision in the process. “This method allows to reduce the time of Surgery”, says Beatriz. “We presented the work for Insper’s partner hospital, who enjoyed the proposal a lot and will continue the project”, celebrates the student.
One of Insper’s Engineering programs’ main characteristics is curricular table integration, which allows student to cross among different knowledge fields, in addition to Mechanical, Mechatronics and Computer Engineering’s’ theoretical and practical knowledges in the first two years. After such experience, the student can choose in which area they want to get specialization.
According to Professor Luciano Soares, Insper Engineering programs go beyond the market known traditional format. “We have other areas in which our students can explore, such as design, entrepreneurship, interpersonal relationship, context awareness, practical learning. Those are skills that ensure Insper undergraduate’s differentials”, states.
Insper’s Engineering proposal is to prepare a student who doesn’t have only technical knowledge, but who’s also capable of creating, designing, having entrepreneur attitude, knowing teamwork and being able to propose solutions to companies with good communication and organization.
For Guilherme Martins, Insper’s undergraduation dean, Insper Engineerings redefined the school. “Engineering programs began in 2015. By that time, we were only a business school, but our dream was also to contribute with innovation and entrepreneurship to solve society’s problems”, states Martins.
Daniel Minson Pucciariello [Mechatronic Engineering]
Giovanna Haag Campedelli [Mechanic Engineering]
Ramon Menegatto Gonzalez [Mechatronic Engineering]
Stephanie Liu [Mechatronic Engineering]
Ana Clara Carneiro de Freitas [Computing Engineering]
Beatriz Muniz de Castro e Silva [Computing Engineering]
Beatriz Rianho Bernardino [Computing Engineering]
Gabriela Moreno Boriero [Computing Engineering]
Antonio Saporiti [Mechanic Engineering]
Freddy Dratwa [Mechatronic Engineering]
Matheus Amaral Ricardo [Mechatronic Engineering]
Breno Pereira Marti [Mechanic Engineering]
José Antônio Bechara Castro Laranjeira [Mechatronic Engineering]
João Pedro Chacon Ruiz [Mechanic Engineering]
Julia Ribeiro Martins [Mechanic Engineering]
Helio Zaia Franciscon [Mechatronic Engineering]
João Pedro Henneberg Ribeiro [Mechanic Engineering]
Leonardo Cesari Costa [Mechatronic Engineering]
Luiz Felipe Domingues Valente [Mechatronic Engineering]
Bruno Meneghesso da Silva [Mechanic Engineering]
Gabriel Pascua de Freitas Moreira [Mechanic Engineering]
Igor Figueiredo [Mechanic Engineering]
Pedro Dinacci Célia [Mechanic Engineering]
Marcelo Cesário Miguel [Computing Engineering]
Marco Moliterno Pena Piacentini [Computing Engineering]
Thiago Maitan Pegorer [Mechatronic Engineering]
Victor Vergara Arcoverde de Albuquerque Cavalcanti [Computing Engineering]
André Barone Rocco [Computing Engineering]
Lais Nascimento da Silva [Computing Engineering]
Lucas Keichi Fukada [Computing Engineering]
Murilo Lima de Campos Menezes [Computing Engineering]
Carlos Eduardo Dip [Computing Engineering]
Fernando Cesar Furtado Ballesteros Fincatti [Computing Engineering]
Gabriella Escobar Cukier [Computing Engineering]
Samuel Naassom do Nascimento Porto [Computing Engineering]
Abel Cavalcante de Andrade Neto [Computing Engineering]
João Luiz Leão Bueno Mechanic Engineering]
Pedro Braga Carani [Mechanic Engineering]
André Luís Silva Lopes [Mechanic Engineering]
Beni Murahovschi Stern [Mechanic Engineering]
Edivaldo José Ciryllo Rangel Junior [Mechanic Engineering]
João Pedro Varella Ribeiro Santos [Mechanic Engineering]
Giovanni Cardoso Pertence dos Santos [Computing Engineering]
João Pedro Gianfaldoni de Andrade [Computing Engineering]
William Augusto Reis da Silva [Computing Engineering]
Eduardo Carvalho Rosa Gonçalves [Mechanic Engineering]
Kamila Addel Wansa [Mechanic Engineering]
Mariana Sophia Abrantes [Mechanic Engineering]
Eric Fernando Otofuji Abrantes [Computing Engineering]
Henrique Rizkallah Thomé [Computing Engineering]
José Hélio Paiva Neto [Computing Engineering]
Thiago Lopes David [Mechatronic Engineering]
André Vital Tavernaro [Computing Engineering]
Henrique Mualem Marti [Computing Engineering]
João Guilherme Cintra de Freitas Almeida [Computing Engineering]
Matheus Freitas Santana [Computing Engineering]
Antonio Vieira Fuziy [Computing Engineering]
Edgard Alcides Ortiz Neto [Computing Engineering]
Eiki Luis Yamashiro [Computing Engineering]
Lucca Nazari da Silva e Souza [Mechatronic Engineering]
Beatriz de Carvalho Pacheco Lourenço [Mechatronic Engineering]
Lucio Hallage Figueiredo [Mechatronic Engineering]
Nicole Sarvasi Alves da Costa [Mechatronic Engineering]
Nifemi Esan [Electrical and Electronics Engineering] [Texas A&M]
Pedro Henrique Menezes de Oliveira [Mechatronic Engineering]
Ryan Nickel [Electrical Engineering] [Texas A&M]
Andre Bello Nadalini [Mechatronic Engineering]
Isadora Stigliani Dalberto [Mechatronic Engineering]
Juan Greco Ruiz [Mechatronic Engineering]
Rafael da Fonte Freire [Mechatronic Engineering]
Cauê Citrini Lacava Ferreira [Mechatronic Engineering]
Diogo Nobre de Araújo Cintra [Mechatronic Engineering]
Jonas da Silva Lopes [Mechatronic Engineering]
Rodrigo Ignacio Steffens de Villemor Vianna [Mechatronic Engineering]