• Connect 2.0
• Project IPv6@BITS
• Project BITS-WearComp
• NGNi IPv6 based Multimedia Internetwork QoS Project
• iLabs @ BITS Pilani
• Project NetFirst, Project iMOAT, Project iCampus
• Project Smart One
• BITS OSTN
• IntraBITS
• BITS Virtual University
• Course Management Tool
• Grid One Computing Initiative
• Journal Server Freeware Digital Library

Project BITS WearComp
It is an initiative of the CSD, BITS Pilani in the area of Pro-active Human-Centered Computing. Objectives the project include design and development of a non-invasive, body-safe, personalized, lightweight Wearable Computing Devices that could save human lives and reduce chances of damages to critical systems.

This international research, development and deployment project is the result of collaboration between the Birla Institute of Technology & Science (BITS), Pilani, India and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, USA on MIT?s iCampus initiative. Under the Memorandum of Understanding between the two institutions, BITS-Pilani has been designated as an iCampus Hub Institution in India. In addition to adaptation, co-development and deployment of iLabs, iMOAT and xTutor for its own students as well as helping several other interested institutions of higher learning in the country to use these resources, BITS-Pilani shall carry out joint collaborative research with researchers at MIT under the broad agreement between the two institutions. As part of the understanding, MIT-Cambridge shall also be provided access to the e-learning technology developed by BITS-Pilani in the process. Sharing of the knowledge and technology generated through this and other discussed form of collaboration with the worldwide community of learning is one of the major objectives of this effort.

The iCampus India initiative has been in progress for quite sometime. BITS Pilani has been working in collaboration with MIT, Cambridge since 2005 on this project. iLabs, one of the many projects under the iCampus initiative was also a part of this collaboration. Dr. Rahul Banerjee, Associate Professor CS & IS Group at BITS-Pilani and Head of the Software Development and Educational Technology Unit (SDET Unit) has been leading the project ever since it's inception.

Project Grid-One, initiative taken at CSD, BITS - Pilani, is a two-part experimental research project. In the first phase, it involves building of a medium-sized campus-wide IPv6 native support-based grid involving several involving several Server-class systems, about 3000 PCs class systems and select mobile computing devices used inside the Institute?s laboratories and faculty chambers, including quite a large number of student-owned PCs in their hostel rooms and many of the staff-owned PCs / Laptops etc. The second phase would involve connecting the resultant grid to a bigger IPv6-enabled Grid for experimentation. For the experimentation of resultant grid is being connected to "i-Charak" - A Grid enabled Healthcare Support System, which will be set atop an IPv6-enabled Grid. As many other practitioners and researchers we too feel that Grid computing may enthuse industries to invest only if the users could feel confident that the approach would guarantee them adequate data security, take care of their privacy requirements, can offer the desired quality of service and the entire system is robust, scalable and reliable.