Enriching industrial visit to Reverie Power and Automation Engineering Limited

On February 22, 2025 (Saturday), a team of 30 students and faculty members from the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE), World University of Bangladesh embarked on an enriching industrial visit to Reverie Power and Automation Engineering Limited in Narshigachar, Noakanda, Gozaria, Polash, Narshingdi.

Reverie Power and Automation Engineering Limited is a renowned company dedicated to providing detailed engineered solutions for electrical infrastructure. With a team of approximately 200 engineers and 400 workers, the company specializes in the design, supply, construction, installation, commissioning, and maintenance of high-voltage substations up to 400KV. Additionally, the company manufactures transformers and switchgear up to 33KV voltage level and offers innovative automation solutions for industries and substations.

During the visit, students had the opportunity to witness firsthand the advanced manufacturing and automation processes implemented by Reverie. The industry experts briefed them about high-voltage substations, transformer manufacturing, and the importance of automation in modern power systems. The interactive session with company engineers provided valuable insights into real-world engineering applications, bridging the gap between academic knowledge and industrial practice.

The visit proved to be an excellent learning experience, exposing students to cutting-edge technology and the evolving trends in the electrical and power industry.

The faculty members who accompanied the students were Dr. Md. Riyad Tanshen, Senior Associate Professor; Dr. Md. Mohsin, Senior Assistant Professor; Nayeem Hasan Mallick, Assistant Professor; Neelanjana Subin Ferdous, Assistant Professor; Md. Istianatur Rahman, Senior Lecturer; Md. Sharif Uddin Shajib, Teaching Assistant; and Md. Jamiul Ahsan Habib, Lab Assistant.

The faculty members expressed their gratitude to the company for their hospitality and knowledge-sharing, reinforcing the importance of such industrial visits in shaping future engineers. The Department of EEE aims to continue organizing such educational excursions to foster practical learning and industry collaboration.