Speaker : Dr. H. B. Bhuvaneswari, Prof & HOD, Dept. of ECE, ACSCE

Date : 1st September 2020

Co-Ordinated By : HOD,ECE

Participants : ECE Students & Faculty members.

No. of Participants : 100 Students

About the Program

• 1. Dress code to be followed.
• 2. Respect towards higher ups/Parents/teachers.
• 3. Faculty/ students Volunteers of various committees were introduced.( symposium, Cultural and sports events).
• 4. Finalization of student Chairman/ Vice chairman/Secretary was elected.
• 5. Instructed students w.r.t Ragging, in-time, out-time, attendance were strictly informed.
• 6. ERP was explained.
• 7. Importance of attendance in lab, shortage of attendance, Counsellors were updated to all students.
• 8. Dr.Mathivanan discussed w.r.t Projects and R&D activities.
• 9. Prof.Bharathi Guru raj discussed about Internships.
• 10. Nagesh sir discussed about how we have planned about symposium.
• 11. Class teachers were introduced.

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Resource Person : Mr. Jagadeesh Maiya, VP & Head engineering APAC, Endurance Group

Date : 9th November 2020

Co-Ordinated By : Dr. H.B.Bhuvaneswari,HOD,ECE

Faculty Incharge : Mr. Prajith Prakash Nair

Participants : 5th sem ECE students and staff

About the Program

The morning session of the first day of the STTP was conducted by the chief guest of the day Mr.Jagadeesh Maiya. Mr.Maiya is the VP and Head of Engineering at APAC, Endurance International Group and is also the President of the NGO Youth for Seva. He obtained his Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science Engineering from National Institute of Engineering Mysore in 1993. He is at present leading global software team providing web solutions and worked in CISCO for nearly 2 decades in both United States and Bangalore. He is also the founder of Yoga Bharatiya.

Mr.Maiya started his session with an introduction on Industrial Revolution 4.0, its trends as well as his own tryst with the industry including the transformations occurring in companies like Siemens, Philips, GE, Bosch and NTT. The content of his speech were based on People, Process and Technology that finally leads to success. He spoke about the 3 E’s – Exposure, Education and Experience, 3 H’s- Head, Hands and Heart, 3 P’s- Purpose, Passion and Possible.

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Resource Person : Mr. Yash, Global Technical Marketing Leader, Aruba & HP Enterprise Company

Date : 9th November 2020

Co-Ordinated By : Dr. H.B.Bhuvaneswari,HOD,ECE

Faculty Incharge : Mr. Prajith Prakash Nair

Participants : 5th sem ECE students and staff

About the Program

The Webinar was conducted from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm.The afternoon session was split into two halves with two different speakers. The first speaker was Mr.Yash N.N and he was introduced by Mrs.Bharathi Gururaj, Asst. professor in ECE department, ACSCE. Mr.Yash is a Global Technical Marketing leader in Aruba and H.P Enterprise Company. His role on TME team focuses on campus switching, network security, network management, network design reference architecture. Aruba Enterprise solution & Digital Industry 3.0 and Industry 4.0 transformation .Prior to joining the TME team he was Aruba engineering section manager in the network test lab. He was responsible for leading qualification, flagship, switching product line, end-to-end to-multivendor solution across networking operating system. He received H.P President Quality award and Enterprise award .He worked for Cisco systems before Aruba.

The main goal of Mr.Yash’s speech was about the current scenario in digital transformation and its impact on our life all the way from industries 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 and what’s going to be the future of industry 4.0.He gave lot of real time examples to understand the situation better. He gave a brief explanation on industrial revolution .The speaker talked about how the computer simulation which will change the future as it is more affordable and takes less time. Industries changes or modifies as it transit into new era. Mr.Yash explained about how the technologies are evolving with respect to industry 4.0.He showed statistical representation of the level of connectivity and how much progress is occurring in each countries compared to the countries that don’t have a high amount of connectivity. The impact of 3.0 is so strong that the devices like iphone,android,ipad,kindle,4G,oculus,uber,snapchat and many more came into existence after 2007.

The second spokesperson of the afternoon was Mr. Anish Pandari he was introduced by Mrs.Vijaya Dalawai ,Asst. professor, ECE, ACSCE .He is currently working in social proton as well as Director of Strategy and Product Development at Electrono solution private limited ,bangalore. He is an engineer and is market passionate about technology in day to day life. Previously, he was the global head of marketing for energy utilities, natural resources for engineering and construction division of WIPRO. He started his career at National Instruments and has served in many technical sales and product marketing roles ever since. He worked extensively with electronics, semiconductors, automobile, defence and aerospace industry. He is Alumni of Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata and he has dual masters in marketing from All India Management Associations and Christ University.

Mr.Anish spoke about his role in electron solutions which focuses on mainly industry 4.0 and he talked about how Industry 4.0 can be applicable to academics sector. At the first he touched upon all the topics he was going to talk during the session.He started the session with a brief introduction about Industry 4.0.He introduced the various technologies of Industry 4.0 like :

• 1.iiot platforms
• 2.Big Data Analysis & Advanced Algorithms
• 3.Advanced human-machine Interface
• 4.Augmented Reality/Wearable
• 5.Cloud computing
• 6.Mobile devices.

He helped the participants to understand the ground reality and the challenges for implementing Industry 4.0 and how the company will help to bridge between shop floor to top floor with single window visibility which is one of the challenges.Mr.Anish then talked about the current scenario i.e. issues with innovation and quality, inability of academics to keep pace with the changing technology, Demand & supply gap, un-availability of holistic metric to measure skills and accessibility to technology. He concluded the session by talking about how they are trying to setup a platform where the students from different universities and colleges across India can access lab remotely and be able to do hands on workshops. Last 10 minutes he answered the doubts from the all participates.

Resource Person : Dr. M A Kumar, Principal Advanced Engineering Group, Infosys

Date : 11th November 2020

Co-Ordinated By : Dr. H.B.Bhuvaneswari,HOD,ECE

Faculty Incharge : Mr. Prajith Prakash Nair

Participants : 5th sem ECE students and staff

About the Program

The first half of day three was split into two sessions and it concentrated on the adoption of Industry 4.0 in pharmaceuticals companies. The speaker of the sessions was Dr. M.A.Kumar who is currently working in Infosys. His speech concentrated on industry 4.0 and its adoption across various pharma and Health care sectors.

The speaker of the session.delivered an amazing session on the opportunities for pharmaceuticals & healthcare sectors in industry 4.0. He gave an insight to the key paradigms and strategy for digital transformation in the sector. He also explained the block chain concept in pharmaceuticals and healthcare sector and spoke of the QBD & PAT framework usage with real-time data &projected a clear understanding of the key factors and benefits of implementing such concepts in the medical and healthcare industry.He also specified the importance of block chain in health care . The main Points of his speech were as follows

• Industry 4.0- accelerating innovations in industries
• Key paradigms of industry 4.0
• Technology elements & characteristics of industry 4.0
• Pharma industry – trends & challenges
• Key healthcare industry challenges
• Digital transformation strategy for pharma & healthcare
• Reference architecture for industry 4.0
• OPC UA for industry 4.0
• Case study : bio manufacturing & vaccine manufacturing
• Quality by design ( QBD ) & PAT framework
• Block chain in pharmaceuticals : checking counterfeit drugs and vaccine
• Block chain in healthcare sector
• Additive manufacturing in healthcare (AM)

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Resource Person : Mr. Kalyan B Ram, CEO, Electrono Solution

Date : 12th November 2020

Co-Ordinated By : Dr. H.B.Bhuvaneswari,HOD,ECE

Faculty Incharge : Mr. Prajith Prakash Nair

Participants : 7th sem ECE students and staff

About the Program

The speakers of the session Mr.Kalyan Ram and Mr.Mallikarjun Sharma delivered an introduction to data validation and analytics. Data validation which is a concept He gave an insight to the smart technology that can be implemented in an industry and strategy for digital transformation in the sector. He also explained the various steps involved in implementing IOT based manufacturing in major industrial sectors such as automobile and manufacturing industry and spoke of the technology stack which works within the set framework for implementing such concepts in the industry.

Some of the types of data validation include:

• • Code validation
• • Data type validation
• • Data range validation
• • Constraint validation
• • Structured validation

The course content highlights delivered in the session is as follows:

• • Data-type check. Data type validation is customarily carried out on one or more simple data fields.
• • Simple range and constraint check.
• • Code and cross-reference check.
• • Structured check.
• • Consistency check.
• • Examples of data validation.
• • Post-validation actions.

The complex requirements of projects and the increasing number of project participants means we amass an enormous amount of information. When this information is imported into and exported from authoring tools, there is a requirement for sharing and consistent maintenance of data. The effective management of an as built asset relies heavily on the accuracy of the data collated and how it is validated throughout each stage of the project. In today’s modern methods of construction, digital asset management is essential to not only soft landings but the continuous management of the asset through its entire lifecycle. But this can only happen if the hard work is put in at the beginning and the project owner commits to digital information management from the very start. From then on, we can integrate the technologically advanced process of digitising the way we design, build and operate to ultimately meet the operational needs of the assets’ end-user.

The graphical and non-graphical data in project models is essential to producing accurate information, both at construction and operational stages, allowing asset owners and occupiers ease of access to information and better management of spaces, materials and energy systems. This data needs to undergo continuous validation and verification to update information before the initial handover process; it must also reflect any changes during the build phase from the original design.

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Resource Person : Mr. Lux Rao, Director, NTT Data

Date : 13th November 2020

Co-Ordinated By : Dr. H.B.Bhuvaneswari,HOD,ECE

Faculty Incharge : Mr. Prajith Prakash Nair

Participants : 7th sem ECE students and staff

About the Program

The first half of day five was split into two sessions and it concentrated on the adoption of Industry 4.0 in various sectors. The speaker of the day was Dr.Lux Rao who is currently working as senior director and head solutions at NTT India. The speaker of the session delivered an well rounded session on the evolution in industry 4.0. He gave an insight to the smart technology that can be implemented in an industry and strategy for digital transformation in the sector. He also explained the various steps involved in implementing IOT based manufacturing in major industrial sectors such as automobile manufacturing industry and spoke of the technology stack which works within the set framework for implementing such concepts in the industry. The speech delivered highlighted on the following points :

• Outlook of the manufacturing industry
• Smart factory in digital manufacturing
• Evolution of manufacturing towards concept of smart factory ( industry 4.0 )
• The 4 stages of IOT solutions architecture
• Technology stack- security & services
• Journey to smart manufacturing
• Smart manufacturing strategy & solution
• Examples of implementation: plant monitoring, utility and energy monitoring, sound analytics etc.
• Case study:smart factory data analytics of packaging line, automobile manufacturer, fault reduction.
• Back to work solutions : social distancing on shop floor
• Smart factory based on international IOT standards

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