June 21, 2018

News for the IET

LEGO’s campaign to let children learn about engineering experiencesedit

Devdiscourse

The need for young people with STEM skills has never been greater and the Year of Engineering provides us with a brilliant platform to showcase the fantastic opportunities available to those who follow a career path into the profession.

Nigel Fine: Chief Executive of the IETSTEM EducattionThe IET

News for other PEI

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Industry News: Information and Communications

Smaller firms see a bigger space in industrial internetedit

ET Telecom

Startups in the industrial internet of things (IIoT) space, who so far have been focused on serving clients abroad, are now training their sights on the domestic market.

IIoTStartups
AI and IoT – Facilitating better decisions for more productive outcomesedit

Geospatial World

Artificial intelligence plays a crucial role to enable the ability of machines to behaves like humans. The main advantages of using AI are learning (supervised or unsupervised), taking self-decisions based on the processing of complex data (organised or unorganised).

AIIoT
26% Agribusinesses cite security as key challenge in delivering IoT project: GlobalDataedit

ET CIO

While IoT systems in agriculture are growing exponentially, security issues have emerged as a major cause of concern for agribusinesses, according to GlobalData.

AgricultureIoT
Artificial Intelligence have the potential to create high value jobs: Bosch Group CEOedit

The Week

The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is expected to be like any other industrial revolution and will lead to a shift in job qualification profiles.

Artificial Intelligence

Industry News: Future of Mobility

Carmakers Seen Wasting Billions on Electric, Autonomous Vehiclesedit

Bloomberg Quint

Automakers are in a pickle. If they don’t invest in electric cars and self-driving technology, investors shun them. If they do, they risk burning billions of dollars on cars that won’t make money, according to a new study from consulting firm AlixPartners.

Autonomous CarsElectric Vehicles
Electric vehicles push copper demandedit

Steel Guru

Demand for copper is expected to grow with demand for electric vehicles. The metal is a highly ranked conductor of electricity, used in energy generators, motors, renewable energy systems as well as in Lithium-Ion batteries that are used in EVs

Electric Vehicles
All-electric vehicle plans lack infra support: Bosch Chairman Volker Denneredit

Business Standard

India’s aspiration to make the country an all-electric vehicle market in the coming decade seemed to be a far cry, given the poor state of infrastructure to support growth of these vehicles, Volker Denner, chairman of Bosch Group, said on Wednesday.

Electric Vehicles

Industry News: Education

Many get into Engineering just for ‘B-Tech-tag’edit

Deccan Chronicle

B.Tech being perceived as a difficult and expensive degree raises the pressure on candidates to have a job quickly. The desperation to have a job, often makes the candidate choose any stream of engineering, irrespective of their area of study

Engineering
Another Blow to the Higher Education System: UGC Regulations Make Ph.D. a Mandatory Qualification for Assistant Professorsedit

News Click

Increasing qualifications will not only delay entry into the profession, but also deny chance to bright candidates, who, because of socio-economic conditions, fail to do Ph.D.Higher Education

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Gujarat govt announces wind-solar hybrid power policyedit

Business Standard

In a bid to ensure optimal use of land and transmission infrastructure, the Gujarat government today announced a policy to promote setting up of wind as well as solar power projects at one location.

Solar Energy
Govt to bring out single solar bid of 1 lakh MW: Minedit

Business Standard

Union Minister RK Singh today said the government will bring single solar bid of 1 lakh MW, which would also include storage and solar equipment manufacturing components.

Solar Energy
A changing energy landscapeedit

Financial Chronicle

India, home to 18 per cent of the world’s population, uses only 6 per cent of the world’s primary energy. This, however, is rapidly changing and the energy landscape in India is evolving like never before.

PowerRenewable Energy
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