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IoT India Congress 2019 to focus on Mainstreaming Internet of Thingsedit
The fourth edition of the IoT India Congress is set to take place from 22 to 23 August 2019 at Hotel LaLiT Ashok, Bengaluru. Organized by the Internet of Things (IoT) Panel of The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), the Congress will focus on the rapidly expanding applications of IoT technology and will discuss the Mainstreaming of the Internet of Things across 10 sectors Manufacturing, Smart Cities, Digital Communications, Healthcare, Standards & Regulatory, Agricultural, Retail, Energy, Skills and Defence.
IoT India Congress 2019Mainstreaming Internet of Things will be the focus at IoT India Congress 2019edit
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Organized by the Internet of Things (IoT) Panel of The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), the Congress will focus on the rapidly expanding applications of IoT technology and will discuss the Mainstreaming of the Internet of Things across 10 sectors Manufacturing, Smart Cities, Digital Communications, Healthcare, Standards & Regulatory, Agricultural, Retail, Energy, Skills and Defence.
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IET SSF Projectedit
The Institution of Engineering and Technology India (IET) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Saraswati Seva Foundation (SSF) a non profit organisation committed to serve underprivileged communities to use new knowledge tools and Technologies.
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Role of IoT in 5G network services and surveillance monitoring in nextgen infrastructureedit
More than 500 billion IoT devices, from sensors, to actuators, to devices, will be connected to the internet by 2030, according to research from Cisco. The data collected, aggregated, and analyzed by IoT devices will deliver insights across a wide variety of platforms and services, from health care to artificial intelligence innovations. 5G networks will be needed to meet the requirements of these dataintensive IoT devices and related cloud services.
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Skilling millennials in disruptive tech will take India to $5tn markedit
According to Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications and Chairman of IET IoT Panel India, the Union Budget 2019 supports India in its technological revolution where AI along with IoT and Big Data are going to play a major role.
Budget ReactionThe IET IoT PanelSkilling Millennials in Disruptive Tech will Take India to $5tn Markedit
According to Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications and Chairman of IET IoT Panel India, the Union Budget 2019 supports India in its technological revolution where AI along with IoT and Big Data are going to play a major role.
Budget ReactionsDr. Rishi Bhatnagar: Chairman of IET India IoT panelIETIndia’s Union Budget 2019 and its impact on the IT Sectoredit
Shekhar Sanyal, Director and Country Head, The IET It is heartening to see an outlay of 400 crs to create world class institutions. We have been striving to help engineering institutions attain international benchmarks in higher education.We also welcome the greater focus placed on research and innovation and the setting up of National Research Foundation and a single-window model of research funding and grants which will provide a much-needed impetus to promote research. Further, the initiative of upskilling and reskilling the youth of India in the fields of AI, IoT, Big data, VR, Robotics and 3D printing will enable access to economic opportunities in this ever-competitive evolving future of work.
Budget ReactionsIETMr Shekhar Sanyal: Director and Country Head of the IETUnion Budget 2019: What industry stakeholders have to sayedit
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Dr Jaijit Bhattacharya, Chair, policy working group, IET FoMT Panel & President – Centre for Digital Economy Policy Research & Adjunct Professor, IIT Delhi “It is a very comprehensive budget with deep structural reforms laid out; that is the need of the hour. It is heartening to see continued focus on social safety net in both urban and rural areas and new focus on extending pension to small shopkeepers. The continued focus on public spending, including $1.5 trillion (Rs 10,309,500 crore) on infrastructure over 5 years and housing, would help get the economy on track to become a $5 trillion (Rs 34,365,000 crore) economy in 5 years.
Budget ReactionsIET FoMTPost-Election Budget: Here are Key Demands & Expectations of ICT Industryedit
Shekhar Sanyal, Director and Country Head, The Institution of Engineering and Technology “The work environment is changing at a rapid pace, the government needs to set aside resources to ensure that the country creates an ecosystem for the future of work and skill development, to enable Indians to be globally valuable and competitive.
Budget ExpectationsDr. Rishi Bhatnagar: Chairman of IET India IoT panelShekhar Sanyal: Director and Country Head of the IETA definitive budget that will take into account India’s digital risingedit
With Internet of Things (IoT) emerging at a rapid pace, ‘data’ has become the new ‘goldmine’. Today, technology is accelerating the creation of an interconnected, data-centric and self-optimising world and is driving transformational change in the Indian economy with significant development, both, in urban and rural areas. IoT is playing a significant role in current technology transformations. What started as a buzzword a few years ago is the top priority for many governments, including India. It has moved beyond tagging and tracking, and has entered diverse domains, enabling a range of business benefits.
Budget ExpectationsDr. Rishi Bhatnagar: Chairman of IET India IoT panelIT sector wants to help the country grow, with aid from the governmentedit
“Initiatives, like making National centre for Artificial Intelligence and building Centre of Excellence in collaboration with universities, will open the path for the youth in India to leverage the new state-of-the-art development infrastructure and upskill themselves to widen the job opportunity pool for themselves, ” said Rishi Bhatnagar, the President of Aeris Communications & Chairman IET IoT Panel India.
Budget ExpectationsDr. Rishi Bhatnagar: Chairman of IET India IoT panelPre-Budget Expectation Quotes – Rishi Bhatnagar, Aeris Communication & Shekhar Sanyal, The IETedit
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Shekhar Sanyal, Director and Country Head, The Institution of Engineering and Technology, “The work environment is changing at a rapid pace, the government needs to set aside resources to ensure that the country creates an ecosystem for the future of work and skill development, to enable Indians to be globally valuable and competitive. The government regulatory framework around skilling and future of skilling and work require continuous research and input which the budget should allow for. We hope to see more provisions for academia to spend on new technologies and expand their facilities to help students with exposure to real-time application of new-age technologies.”
Budget ExpectationsDr. Rishi Bhatnagar: Chairman of IET India IoT panelMr Shekhar Sanyal: Director and Country Head of the IETPre budget expectation | IT Industryedit
Dr. Rishi Bhatnagar, President-Aeris Communications & Chairman IET IoT Panel India says “The interim budget undoubtedly introduced policies to push the country towards a digital economy. I strongly believe the upcoming budget will fuel the Indian IT companies towards innovation which is the core and utmost important aspect of taking digitization at a full swing in India. Lowering the GST slabs in manufacturing devices can pose as an opportunity for the youth to lead India in this endeavour with innumerable innovative start-ups. This will not only take India closer to the vision of a digital India but also widen the talent pool by creating new jobs. For an incessant spur to Make In India and Digital India, initiatives like making ...Budget ExpectationsDr. Rishi Bhatnagar: Chairman of IET India IoT panel
Freshers Induction Program 2019edit
Mr.M.Sakthivel, Final Year B.Tech. CSE appreciated the efforts of faculty of SRMIST in widening his knowledge about computer science. Mr. Jaiakaash, ECE, expressed that he was able to do many projects with the help of faculty and professional bodies like IET, IEEE, etc. Ms.R.Swarna, the Final year Mechanical student, valued the activities of the department in moulding her as a mechanical engineer.
engineering educationIETGetting spectrum prices rightedit
There Is Much Excitement in the air about the wondrous new technology, 5G, which holds promise of being the technology of all access technologies. The new government has firmly put it in its 100-day action plan, which is most encouraging. It is heard that the government is planning a big bang spectrum auction involving as many as eight bands and as much as 8 600MHz,the largest such auction in India.
5G TechnologyT V Ramachandran: Hon. fellow of the IET (London)Induction ceremony for B. Tech courses at SRMIST, Vadapalaniedit
Mr.M.Sakthivel, Final Year B.Tech. CSE appreciated the efforts of faculty of SRMIST in widening his knowledge about computer science. Mr. Jaiakaash, ECE, expressed that he was able to do many projects with the help of faculty and professional bodies like IET, IEEE etc. Ms.R.Swarna, Final year Mechanical student, valued the activities of the department in moulding her as a mechanical engineer.
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Lyft releases publicly available datasets to boost autonomous vehicle researchedit
The announcement comes in the wake of Waymo releasing its highquality multimodal sensor data set for autonomous driving at the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) 2019 in Long Beach, California last month
IEEEHow You Move And Use Your Smartphone Can Reflect Your Overall Personalityedit
In a paper published by the IEEE Computer Society, the researchers explain how this works. The accelerometers can show how fast a smartphone user walks, and how often they pick up the device during the night. By correlating this physical activity to personality traits, team can extrapolate a vague idea of what kind of person you are.
IEEEAI to track sportspersons performanceedit
The research titled Attentive SpatioTemporal Representation Learning for Diving Classification by Gagan Kanojia, Sudhakar Kumawat and Prof Shanmuganathan Raman was part of 2019 edition of IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshops.
IEEENYU Professor Theodore S. Rappaport named to Wireless Hall of Fameedit
Rappaport also recently became the recipient of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 2020 Eric E. Sumner Award, named in honor of the late IEEE President Eric E. Sumner, who was instrumental in developing early switching systems. He will receive the Sumner medal at the 2019 IEEE Global Communications Conference in Hawaii in early December.
IEEEDeciphering peoples personalities through their phone movementsedit
The findings published in the journal IEEE Explore state that people with consistent movements on weekday evenings were generally more introverted, while extroverts displayed more random patterns, perhaps meeting up with different people and taking up unplanned options.
IEEE5 big personality traits that peoples phone using habits revealedit
The findings published in the journal IEEE Explore state that people with consistent movements on weekday evenings were generally more introverted, while extroverts displayed more random patterns, perhaps meeting up with different people and taking up unplanned options.
IEEEESSS 2019 brings together global embedded technology communityedit
ESSS 2019 primary partners were Green Hills Software, WindRiver, ETAS, exida, Tasking, ANSYS, FTD, etc. The industry and professional bodies who supported ESSS included IESA, CLiK, SIATI, ARAI, AeSI, IEEE, ISA, etc.
IEEEGodavari diversion will cause problems: Expertsedit
The irrigation and engineers opinions were compiled by the Institution of Engineers (IEI), and the Telangana state centre and the recommendations were sent to the state government a couple of days ago. The association has taken views from experts during a round table conference on Godavari waters diversion to other basins in the first week of this month.
IEIIEEE Update of the International Roadmap for Devices and Systems (IRDSTM) Sets Course for Computer and Electronics Industry Growthedit
IEEE, the worlds largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for humanity, today announced the release of the updated IEEE International Roadmap for Devices and Systems (IRDS). The IRDS identifies industry indicators and trends to quantify technology and system requirements.
IEEEIndian origin scientists develop AI system to curb Deepfake videosedit
If you can understand the characteristics in a still image, in a video its basically just putting still images together one after another, explained RoyChowdhury in a paper published in the journal IEEE Transactions on Image Processing. He added, The more fundamental challenge is probably figuring out whether a frame in a video is manipulated or not.
IEEEInstitution of Engineers organizes seminar on Zydex Tech roadsedit
Chief guest, Sanjeev Gupta (STA) being felicitated at a seminar organised by Institution of Engineers in Jammu. Chief guest, Sanjeev Gupta (STA) being felicitated at a seminar organised by Institution of Engineers in Jammu.
Institution of Engineers (India) (IEI)Indian scientists develop AI tech to curb deepfake menaceedit
If you can understand the characteristics in a still image, in a video its basically just putting still images together one after another, explained RoyChowdhury in a paper published in the journal IEEE Transactions on Image Processing.
IEEEGlobal Transportation Electrification Stakeholders To Gather In Bengaluru for ITEC 2019edit
Jointly organized by SAEINDIA, IEEE IAS and ARAI, the 3rd edition of ITEC India conference focuses on the theme eMobility for Community and comes at a critical time when India is planning the move towards emobility across sectors.
electric mobilityIEEEInstitution of Engineers India (IEI), Mysuru Local Centre and Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ISHRAE)edit
The newspaper has feature rich articles and dedicated pages targeted at readers across the demographic spectrum of Mysuru city. With a readership of over 2,50,000 Star of Mysore has been the best connection between its readers and their leaders; between advertisers and customers; between Mysuru and Mysureans. (Institution of Engineers)
IEIEngaging Innovation In Times Of Constant Change With GTRI & IEEE TEMSedit
In June, Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) hosted a threepart IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society (IEEE TEMS) conference (IEEE TEMSCON), Leading Innovation in Times of Constant Change. For the first time, the conference broke new ground by combining academic research on day one, industry forum on day two, and a combined sharing of academy and industry on day three.
IEEESpace for Romance Most People Would Video Call Their Lovers From the Moon Over Parentsedit
Nearly 80 per cent of the respondents said they would feel safe if a humanlooking robot were piloting that spacecraft, according to the survey by technical professional organisation IEEE. The participants identified solar panel (65 per cent), athletic shoe (40 per cent) and heart defibrillator (32 per cent) as top three items linked to earlier space travel technology.
IEEE53% people interested in travelling to space: Surveyedit
Nearly 80 per cent of the respondents said they would feel safe if a human looking robot were piloting that spacecraft, according to the survey by technical professional organisation IEEE. The participants identified solar panel (65 per cent), athletic shoe (40 per cent) and heart defibrillator (32 per cent) as top three items linked to earlier space travel technology.
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Satisfying experiences, but more needs to be done: Prof. R V Raja Kumaredit
The choice and developing capacity to build engineering creations served as the objective for my education which led me to take up engineering and go for a PhD in Signal Processing. The quest made me participate and win prizes for engineering design by Institution of Engineers and research papers by IEEE.
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AI to Help Predict Cyclonesedit
The study, published in the journal IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, shows a model that can help forecasters recognise potential severe storms more quickly and accurately. Using AI, the computers were able to point out in real time where, in an ocean of data, should researchers focus in order to detect the onset of severe weather.
AIIEEECold chain market must for preserving milk, fruits, vegetablesedit
He was delivering a lecture on Low Temperature Preservation of Fruits and Vegetables, organised by the Institution of Engineers (India), Mysuru Local Centre, in association with Indian Society of Heating Refrigerating and AirConditioning (ISHRAE) as part of World Refrigeration Day, at its premises on JLB Road here recently.
Institution of Engineers India(IEI)AI to Help Predict Cyclonesedit
Using AI, researchers have developed an algorithm to detect cloud formations that lead to storms and cyclones. The study, published in the journal IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, shows a model that can help forecasters recognise potential severe storms more quickly and accurately. Using AI, the computers were able to point out in real time where, in an ocean of data, should researchers focus in order to detect the onset of severe weather.
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Leading technology companies and three telecom carriers will showcase 5G+IoT Scenariosedit
Recently, the preparation of the IoTF 2019 has entered the final rush stage. Experts and executives from Huawei, China Telecom, China Mobile, China Unicom, State Grid, Alibaba, Tencent, Xiaomi, Amazon, Microsoft, Nanwei Group, Guangpu, tuya.com, Unisound, Xminnov, kuaishangTong, Taiwan Microip, and IEEE will attend activities and conferences.
5G TechnologyIEEEIoTA Glimpse Of What AI Can Doedit
From city level road audit systems that locate potholes and water logging, to sports analytics, the applications of AI appear to be endless. According to CV Jawahar, head of the Centre for Visual Information Technology (CVIT) at IIIT-H, the buzz at the 2019 IEEE Conference was on ‘Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR): Inverse Cooking’, an AI technique that uses food images to generate recipes!
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Pin it! Here’s why you get your e-comm, food orders so quicklyedit
By Swati Bharadwaj Chand and Sindhu Hariharan
The warehouse is another area where companies are using technology to drive efficiencies. At Flipkart’s Soukya hub at Bengaluru, which processes over a lakh shipments daily, automatic guided vehicles (AGVs or cobots) work alongside 1,000 Flipkart employees. “The robotic sortation helps us meet unplanned or season scale demands. (IoT)
AIFuture of MobilityLogisticsOpinion: Top 3 reasons why IoT is the biggest innovation in the tracking industryedit
Besides the fact that IoT or the Internet of Things considerably reduces the human effort and chances of error, it can also help extensively in tracking. The tracking industry has never been the same after the introduction of IoT.
AIIoTIndia witnesses 25% rise in malware attackedit
The overall global markets saw a reduction in malware attacks, whereas India witnessed 25 per cent increase, in the first half of the year, compared to the previous year, a report said.
CyberSecurityEmergency Lighting Service Providers Offering IoT integrated Products and Services Present Higher Value to Clientsedit
Technological advancements such as Internet of Things (IoT)driven applications with monitoring and control facilities are playing a huge role in propelling the $4.67 billion emergency lighting market towards $7.42 billion by 2025. While IoT is creating new opportunities in mobile applications and cloud services, advancements in batteries are driving their use as a power source for emergency lighting products.
IoTSmart LightingData biases can skew outcomes of AI-based systemsedit
By KV Kurmanath
How good or bad Artificial Intelligence is? It is as good or as bad as the data that is fed into the system. If data is biased, the outcome of an Artificial Intelligence system could well be biased as well.
AIDataAs 5G, IoT patent filings rise, litigations go up tooedit
By Sudhir Chowdhary
Amit Aggarwal, cofounder and director of Effectual Services Internet of Things (IoT) represents a whole world of connected objects that talk to each other at a whirlwind speed that never falters. The applications and benefits of this niche technology are multifold as it has the potential to revolutionise the world that we live in.
5GAIIoTAI tool predicts cell behaviour in diseasesedit
Researchers have developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered tool called scGen which promises to reshape the way we study diseases and treatments at a cellular level. The study in the journal Nature Methods shows scGen will help mapping cellular response to diseases and their treatment beyond experimentally available data.
AIIoT in HealthcareReimagine Your Customer Experience with Intelligent Customer Interactionsedit
This is why service providers need to be proactive in finding out exactly what we want, why we want it, and how to best deliver it. And, the only way to make this happen is to get a full and accurate view of customer preferences, activities and interests in real time. This is what a 360degree customer profile that is driven by artificial intelligence (AI), is all about.
AIThe future in 3Dedit
By Sourav Majumdar
But today, the technology has come into widespread use and is being seen as a game changer in several sectors. 3D printing is being used for homes, aviation, automotive parts, and even in areas like prosthetic limbs. As Abhik Sen and Ashish Gupta, who put together the story, say, 3D technology is gradually changing the way we live and work today.
3D printingIndia should be free to choose 5G partnersedit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of things (IoT) are changing the way the modern world moves and cybersecurity has become most critical to safeguarding strategic interests. The greatest fear over the 5G networks seems to be their vulnerability to hacking.
5GAIIoTHow training data for AI models can upset security posturesedit
Indian banks have come a long way in adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its application. Today, AI is handsdown the best tool available for crunching data. It can sift through mounds of numbers, words and images to predict, recommend, interact, detect and manage.
AIBFSICyberSecurityHow AI is changing everythingedit
By Julia Hood
The term artificial intelligence (AI) was coined in 1956 by a professor at Dartmouth College who convened the first ever academic summit on the topic. Now its one of several acronyms denoting innovation including VR, AR, ML that are tossed around by marketing organizations and tech startups.
AIIoTDigital technologies to reshape labour markets, industries and credit impacts: Moodysedit
Digitisation, which entails the adoption of advanced technologies such as big data, machine learning, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, internet of things and advanced robotics, is aimed at enhancing information processing and the quality of decision making while further automating routine tasks.
AIIoTMachine LearningArtificial Intelligence in Manufacturing Market with Future Prospects, Industry Capacity, Economic Aspect and Forecast To 2024edit
Besides, the report also identifies and analyses the emerging trends along with major drivers, challenges and opportunities in the Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing market. It has also covered and analyzed the potential of Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing market and provides statistics and information on market size, shares and growth factors.
AIIoTManufacturingAI may help spot autism earlyedit
Signs and symptoms of autism in children are hard to detect but new research suggests that simple quantifiable measures of artificial intelligence could enable much earlier diagnosis of Rett syndrome and possibly other disorders with autism like features
AIIoT in HealthcareAI In Telecommunications: Why carriers could lose out if they dont adopt AI fast and where they can make the biggest gainsedit
By Ayoub Aoud
In the face of rising demand for data, increasingly saturated mobile markets, and stiff opposition from legacy players, tech entrants, and startups, global telecoms are locked in a battle for market share. These market pressures have led to vicious price wars for mobile services and, as a result, declining average revenue per user (ARPU).
AIIoT in TelecommunicationsThe role of Artificial Intelligenceedit
The general problem of simulating intelligence has been broken into subproblems. Artificial Intelligence is the simulation of the human process by machines. These processes include the learning, reasoning and selfcorrection. We need Artificial Intelligence because the work that we need to do is increasing daytoday. So, its a good idea to automate the routine work.
Artificial IntelligenceThe Present Landscape of Cybersecurityedit
The cybersecurity scenario is developing more complex constantly, with the coming years showing more difficulties than ever for organizations attempting to keep over their IT security. Cyber attacks develop increasingly determined and complex constantly, so it pays to keep over whats to come in rising cybersecurity threats.
CyberSecurityThe AI In Insurance Report: How forward thinking insurers are using AI to slash costs and boost customer satisfaction as disruption loomsedit
The most valuable area in which insurers can innovate is the use of artificial intelligence (AI): Its estimated that AI can drive cost savings of $390 billion across insurers front, middle, and back offices by 2030, according to a report by Autonomous NEXT seen by Business Insider Intelligence. The front office is the most lucrative area to target for AIdriven cost savings, with $168 billion up for grabs by 2030.
AIBFSISupply chain to email, mobile and the cloud, no environment is immune to cyber attacksedit
With 50% increase in attacks from 2018, Check Points Cyber Attack Trends: 2019 MidYear Report also reveals banking malware has evolved to become a very common mobile threat. Global cybersecurity solutions provider Check Point Software Technologies Ltd, released its Cyber Attack Trends: 2019 MidYear Report, revealing that no environment is immune to cyberattacks. (Cybersecurity)
cloudCyber threatRobotic process automation is the beginning, expect further disruption in technology and servicesedit
White collar automation has been happening for a very long time. Robotics is a cool name for efficient software that has led to the creation of a new stream called Robotics Process Automation (RPA). RPA eliminates mundane and tedious tasks freeing workers to focus on higher value work.
RPAIndia cyber security breaches lead to reputation and financial losses for industrial organisation: Surveyedit
The survey polled strategic decision makers from Indian industrial companies on types of cybersecurity threats, their approach to dealing with them, and their organisations respective preparedness as they adopt Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) enabled technologies.
CyberSecurityIndustrial Internet of ThingsEthics in artificial intelligence: Indias approachedit
Its parching hot outside; you are returning home from a long day at work and want a quick siesta. You are approaching home and are in a twokilometre radius, and through your smart phone app, you set up and adjust your AC temperature, preference of lights, curtains etc an interconnected world, enabled by technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
AIEthicsIoTRobots that can see, learn and griplike humansedit
Robots until recently have been limited to precise, preprogrammed and repetitive heavy duty jobs like automotive manufacturing Now, more agile robots are speeding up the takeover of jobs once done only by humans (Artificial Intelligence)
AIIndustrial automationrobotsWe are in throes of Industrial Revolution 4.0: Narendra Jadhavedit
With automation linked with digital technology predicted to take over millions of jobs, including 69 per cent in India and 77 per cent in China in the next 15 years, according to a 2016 study by Oxford Universitys Martin School and Citi, new kinds of jobs will be created. For that you need new skills
AutomationIndustrial Revolution 4.0skillsUnsupervised Learning: The Next Wave in AI Revolutionedit
Throughout the last decade, machine learning has gained exceptional ground in areas as varied as image recognition, selfdriving vehicles and playing complex games like Go. These victories have been generally acknowledged via preparing deep neural systems with one of two learning paradigms which are supervised learning and reinforcement learning.
AISelf DrivingRobots that can see, learn and grip like humansedit
The number of jobs lost to automation is difficult to calculate, in part because one lost position often creates several others in new industries. But almost 40% of US workers are in fields retail and food service, for example that will lose jobs to automation by 2030, according to a McKinsey report published on 11 July.
RoboticsOvercoming Security Challenges With An Integrated Approachedit
If this is not enough, the rising mobility of the workforce, adoption of cloud and the proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) is resulting in heterogeneity of enterprise environments. This means information today is more dispersed, and much more difficult to manage and secure. This is aggravated by the fact that the volume of digital information being generated is also exploding
Cloud TechnologyIoTSecurityworkforceMachine learning, AI are narrowing down variations in research outcomesedit
In particular, they have been working on humanities subjects such as psychology, sociology, economics, finance, management and anthropology in such a way that their projects can be included in natural sciences. (Artificial Intelligence)
AIMachine LearningDigital technologies to reshape labour markets, industries and credit impacts: Moodysedit
Digitisation, which entails the adoption of advanced technologies such as big data, machine learning, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, internet of things and advanced robotics, is aimed at enhancing information processing and the quality of decision making while further automating routine tasks.
AIBig DataCloud ComputingDigitisationIoTMachine LearningRoboticsAim to create Indian patents in 5G: Prasadedit
Speaking at the curtain raiser event of the Indian Mobile Congress (IMC) 2019, he stressed that 5G, along with Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), must lead to transformation. My vision and ambition is not just specific to roll out of 5G services but also creation of Indian IP and patents in 5G technology, he said
5G TechnologyAIIoTNew ingestible, 3D printed pill can analyse gut microbiomeedit
We are learning quite a lot about the role of gut microbiome in health and disease. However, we know very little about its biogeography, said Sameer Sonkusale, professor of electrical and computer engineering at Tufts Universitys School of Engineering, in a release.
3D printingHealthcareTop smart cities in the world and how location tech is powering themedit
Transportation systems can be efficiently managed using Location intelligence. For Instance, Metropolitan Transit Authority executives in New York City (number2 on the CIMI) used GIS for managing assets worth $1 trillion and longterm planning for improvements in the subway system. Also, Paris (number 4 in the index) uses IoT applications for optimizing and managing traffic congestion
IoTSmart CitiesOutput of an AI model is one of many pieces of information a doctor has to synthesise to make a decision’edit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly being used in many sectors but its applicability in the medical industry is still in its nascent stages, with several research programmes under way to test the efficacy of machine learning in clinical settings. Lily Peng, Google Health product manager and a non-practising physician, spoke to Armaan Bhatnagar on the prospects of AI in medical imaging and biomedical diagnostics to help detect diseases like lung cancer, diabetic retinopathy and breast cancer metastasis:
AIHealthcareMachine LearningAs Digital Powerhouses Hover, Banks Must Take the Offensiveedit
These imperatives are: drive to scale; digitize endtoend customer journeys; leverage big data, analytics, and AI; pursue partnerships to increase capabilities and scale; adopt new ways of working; attract and retain digital talent; simplify technology and data infrastructure; and enhance cybersecurity resilience
AIBFSIBig Data analyticsCyberSecurityWiFi to 5G Cellular: Top 10 wireless technology trends for 2019edit
5G is still immature, and initially, most network operators will focus on selling highspeed broadband. However, the 5G standard is evolving and future iterations will improve 5G in areas such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and lowlatency applications, Jones added.
5G TechnologyDigital CommunicationsIoTOpinion | Rise of the edge and the data centres of tomorrowedit
Enterprises looking to capitalise on this data opportunity and make the most of advanced technologies such as AI and IoT must have the infrastructure to meet the need for realtime processing and lowlatency responsiveness
AIData CentersEdge ComputingIoTOnly 50% of Organizations Believe They Can Stop Cyber Attacks: Surveyedit
Less than half of organizations have a privileged access security strategy in place for DevOps, IoT, RPA and other technologies that are foundational to digital initiatives. This creates a perfect opportunity for attackers to exploit legitimate privileged access to move laterally across a network to conduct reconnaissance and progress their mission, according to a CyberArk study.
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Scientists working on artificial intelligence (AI) have traditionally pursued the goal of constructing intelligent machines, with human intelligence used as a benchmark. However, philosophers like John Haugeland (author of AI: The Very Idea, 1985) have contested that the goal is to build machines with minds of their own.
Artificial IntelligenceInside The Tiny Country Where Robots Grow The Foodedit
The Netherlands high population density compared with other countries has been a driving force behind the automation of its agricultural sector, said Janneke de Kramer, a food and farming robotics specialist at Wageningen University, the countrys main agricultural research institution.
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Cota will use a transmitter placed indoors and receivers placed in the gadgets that need power it could include IoT sensors as well. Ossia says its Cota technology will soon power devices at any distance, even when they are in motion and not necessarily within the line of sight.
IoT in HealthcareVisa system: How Implementation of highend technology and artificial intelligence is improving processedit
Can artificial intelligence and other latest technologies make things easier for allVisa application and issuance has always been an issue, in order to get a visa issued one needs to repeatedly visit the concerned places through which they get it issued. The question is how can this process be simplified Despite so much of technological advancements, why are we lagging behind in the system of issuing visa for global.
Artificial IntelligenceHow Artificial Intelligence is Changing the Demographics of the HR Industryedit
While HR is not known for pioneering nascent technologies, Artificial Intelligence (AI) represents a terrific opportunity. The consumerization of HR technologies has brought AI to the forefront of innovation in HR. From recruitment to employee experience, and talent management, AI has the potential to transform HR.
AIFuture of WorkHRAverage cost of a data breach rises to $3.92 million: IBM studyedit
By Nandita Mathur
The cost of a data breach has risen 12% over the past five years and now costs $3.92 million on an average, said study by IBM Security on Tuesday. Assessing the financial impact of data breaches on organisations, the report claimed that the rising expenses were representative of multiyear financial impact of breaches, increased regulation, and the complex process of resolving criminal attacks. (Cybersecurity)
CyberSecurity$1bn project to study ethical artificial intelligenceedit
Open AI researchers early this year announced they had developed an automatic text generator using artificial intelligence so good that it was keeping details private. Microsoft is also a member of the nonprofit “Partnership on AI” focused on helping the public understand the technology and practices in the field along with Amazon, Google, Facebook and IBM.
AIIndia to set up Cyber Academy to train public servantsedit
The development, however, underlines Indias aggressive approach to secure Cyberspace following Prime Minister Narendra Modis ambitious Digital India program that has triggered various online initiatives within the Central and state governments.
Cyber spaceCyberSecurityHow is the Internet Of Things Making Life Safer?edit
IoT iterates improve and keep building. And the future of IoT seems fascinating where billions of things will be talking to each other and human intervention will become least. IoT will bring a macro shift in the way we live. The Internet of Things has amalgamated hardware and software to the internet in order to create a smart world and it has been growing at a great pace offering a plethora of opportunities for business.
IoTHandsOn, Proactive Training Can Fill The Cyber Skills Gapedit
One of the main problems holding companies back is that they cannot easily hire enough knowledgeable cybersecurity professionals to ensure their security operations keep up with escalating threats. There are an estimated 2.9 million unfilled openings worldwide and half a million in North America alone. Over half of organizations say it takes three months or longer to fill an open cybersecurity position.
CyberSecuritySkill DevelopmentArtificial Intelligence Is it an advantage or threat to your companys data securityedit
The banking and financial services sector in India has come a long way in adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its application. AI not only helps in enhancing customer experience but also helps improve operational excellence.
AIdata securityAI tool predicts longterm mortality from chest Xray dataedit
Researchers have developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered tool that can harvest information in chest Xrays to predict longterm mortality. The findings of this study, published in the journal JAMA Network Open, could help to identify patients most likely to benefit from screening and preventive medicine for heart disease, lung cancer and other conditions.
AIHealthcareTS govt aims to make state as Blockchain Capital of countryedit
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Santanu Paul, Chairman Innovation Council, National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) & MD, TalentSprint in his special address shared applications of blockchain technology in Trade finance, International remittance, Payment Clearance and Settlements.
BlockchainDoctor-techie duo works on novel medical devicesedit
Dr Vijay said that it would take another four months to fully develop his machines. At present, both the keen minds are working on utilising the IOT (Internet of Things) to improve their devices further.
IoT in HealthcareAn intelligent homeedit
Or better yet, use your smartphone from anywhere on the globe to lock-unlock the door, keep a watch on the going-ons in a home and check your carbon footprint. No, this is not out of a sci-fi movie, but a reality that homeowners are only too happy about. With the internet of things (IoT) taking over our lives, home automation has made living simpler and smarter.
IoTsmart homesRobots used to engineer new antibioticsedit
Researchers have used robotics to engineering a common gut bacterium to produce a new class of antibiotics, a breakthrough that could be vital for the ongoing battle against antimicrobial resistance. These antibiotics, known as class II polyketides, are also naturally produced by soil bacteria and have antimicrobial properties which are vital in the modern pharmaceutical industry to combat infectious diseases and cancer.
HealthcarePharmaRoboticsHow artificial intelligence can redefine govt servicesedit
The public sector has a crucial role to play in Indias growth story. It is through an effective and efficient public service delivery model that India can achieve inclusive and sustainable socioeconomic development. In order to achieve this, the government has begun harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) in the delivery of public services such as education, health, social security and transport, among others.
AIGovernanceAI (Artificial Intelligence): An Extinction Event For The Corporate Worldedit
In it, he contends that technology is at a inflection point. While the PC and Internet eras were mostly about streamlining procedures and operations, the new era is much different. Its about the convergence of four megatrends: cloud computing, big data, artificial intelligence (AI) and IoT (InternetofThings). All these are making systems and platforms increasingly smarter.
Artificial IntelligenceBig DataCloud ComputingIoTMachine learning, AI & drug developmentedit
Organic life depends on proteins, complex molecules, which perform many functions. Proteins are made up of amino acids combinations. Amino acids are simple molecules paired and wrapped around each other in three-dimensional configurations. Mis-folded proteins can cause horrible conditions like Alzheimer, Parkinson’s Disease, Huntington’s Disease, etc.
HealthcareMachine LearningPharmaIn tune with technologyedit
Developments in genetics, artificial intelligence, robotics, nanotechnology, 3D printing and biotechnology are happening around us. This will lay the foundation for a revolution more comprehensive and all encompassing than anything we have ever seen. In many industries and countries, the most in demand occupations or specialties of today did not exist 10 or even five years ago, and the pace of change is set to accelerate.
3D printingAIRoboticsIndia Lags in Artificial Intelligence Readiness Indexedit
Earlier this month, in a move towards skilling and reskilling millions of Indian youth to embrace to new age technology and job roles, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated that the government will now focus on newage skills like artificial intelligence and IoT (Internet of Things) to help them get jobs overseas.
AIIoTJob OpportunitiesskillsAlmost every discussion of cyber security relates back to the confidentiality, integrity and availability (CIA) triadedit
What are the strategies to defend medical devices from cyber threats, even as we leverage the transformational abilities of technologies such as IoTAlmost every discussion of cyber security relates back to the confidentiality, integrity and availability (CIA) triad.
CyberSecurityHealthcareIoTAI driven companies need to be more diverse. Heres whyedit
Artificial Intelligence interpretation of data can be as biased as the human intelligence behind it. What can happen when you have an excellent AI team but it is not cognitively diverse Amazons recruiting algorithm was gender biased, discarding competitive female candidates for roles after learning that the percentage of women in those positions was lower.
AIAI Under Our Skin: How Wearable Tech Has Become A Part Of Our Daily Livesedit
The market category termed as wearable technology is gaining significant popularity within this space. Today, wearable technology covers a multitude of applications, and even more, devices to fulfil them. There are several general factors for this growth including human need, want and expectation, the rise of the IoT and advances in technology that make the wearable devices themselves viable.
AIsmart wearablesTalk on Role of Nuclear Energyedit
Institution of Engineers India (IEI), Mysuru Local Centre, in association with the Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ISHRAE), has organised a talk on Role of Nuclear Energy for Sustainable Development by Madhusudhan Ojha (BARC/ RMP, Mysuru) at S.P. Bhat Hall, IEI Mysuru premises, JLB Road, in city on July 17 at 6 pm.
Institution of Engineers (IEI)Use of Robots has Doubled in Global Manufacturingedit
As of 2017, automation in the United States had risen to 1.8 robots for every 1,000 workers from just 0.5 recorded 22 years earlier, according to research by the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis. The report found the highest prevalence of robots in the auto sector, with France in the lead, followed by the United States and Germany.
future of manufacturingRoboticsOnly 45% Engineering Graduates Got Placed in 2018, Govt Plans to Scrap Old Disciplines to Boost Employabilityedit
The councill will allow only new and emerging fields like artificial intelligence (AI), internet of things (IoT), robotics, block chain, data sciences, quantum computing, cyber security, 3D printing and design and augmented reality/virtual reality with high employment potential, he said.
3D printingAIBlockchainCyberSecurityData ScienceIoTRoboticsNeeded: Data sharing to curb consumer banking fraudsedit
The Nandan Nilekani headed committee on digital payments has favoured a central fraud registry. The fraudster replicates the transactions and siphons off the funds to multiple accounts and correspondingly withdraws the cash. (Cybersecurity)
BFSICyberSecurityIndian real estate firms fast adopting AI technology: Reportedit
The real estate companies in India and China are fast adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology in the development of applications that comprise machine vision for easy analysis and surveying of buildings and structures.
AIReal EstateICICI Bank moving into complex automation, combining RPA, OCR and AI, MLedit
The automation team at ICICI Bank has 60 developers (3035 fulltime with the bank and the rest are at vendor locations), who work on RPA and other kinds of automation like bots, AI, ML and physical bots. The same set of developers work on RPA for across functions like treasury, trade, retail, corporate, international operations, etc. Apart from developers, there are product, process experts, business analysts and a testing team.
AIAutomationMachine LearningRPAHow IOT and AI can help identify flailing trees and prevent accidentsedit
However, an early warning system based on ML (machine learning) and IOT (Internet of things) to assess the potential poor tree health can help people identify trees that are likely to fall during storm and heavy rain so they can get rid of them in advance. The study was published on July 15 in journal Sensors.
AIIoTMachine LearningUnion Health Ministry Looks Over Artificial Intelligence to Deploy in Public Health in Indiaedit
Due to advancements across the health and development space, average life expectancy has gradually increased from 64 to 68 years between the period of 2005-2015. At present, the union health ministry is exploring new ways to boost public health in India and is working towards utilizing Artificial Intelligence in a safe and productive manner.
Artificial IntelligenceHealthcareThe Cutting Edge Of IoTedit
Labeled by Accenture (via BBC) as the next Industrial Revolution, the internet of things (IoT) has extended its reach to everything from the enterprise to the household. The rising availability of IoT sensors, coupled with improved network connectivity, has created a tremendous new source of data for businesses to capitalize on.
Industrial IoTIoTIndian real estate firms fast adopting AI technology: Reportedit
The real estate companies in India and China are fast adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology in the development of applications that comprise machine vision for easy analysis and surveying of buildings and structures.
AIReal EstateIndian IT managers facing budget crunch for cybersecurityedit
Most Indian IT managers are struggling to respond to cybersecurity due to severe budget crunch, lack of expertise and up to date technology, a new survey said on Monday. The survey polled 3,100 IT decision makers from midsized businesses in India, Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, the UK, France, Germany, Australia, Japan, South Africa and the US.
CyberSecurityIndia scores low in consumer understanding of AIedit
India scores low in consumer understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AI) which translates into a reluctance to trust the technology, says a recent report. In Asia Pacific, Singapore leads the region in overall AI readiness with a score of 63, followed by Hong Kong (56.5) and India (50.2), revealed the Salesforces Asia Pacific AI Readiness Index.
AIBusinesses in India tapping AI to improve cybersecurityedit
Organisations are increasingly counting on artificial intelligence to help cybersecurity analysts, who cannot cope with automated, machine speed attacks, says a new report. According to the report, one in five executives said their company experienced a cybersecurity breach in 2018. In 20% of the instances, the loss amounted to more than $50 million. (cyber security)
AICyberSecurity69% firms think they cant respond to cyberattacks without artificial intelligence: Reportedit
With the number of enduser devices, networks, and user interfaces growing as a result of advances in the cloud, IoT, 5G and conversational interface technologies, organisations face an urgent need to ramp up and improve their cybersecurity, a report said.
5G TechnologyAICyberSecurityBudget 2019: Startups cheer Nirmala Sitharaman’s focus on ‘new-age’ AI, IoT skills to meet demand for tech talentedit
Moreover, the increased significance of deep technologies including artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR), internet of things (IoT), etc., globally for faster technology development, adoption, and customer satisfaction has augmented the need for developing a special workforce equipped with the understanding of such technologies.
AIIoTMachine LearningVirtual and augmented realityApollo Hospitals doctor explains Robotic neck surgeryedit
He said, Robotic surgery has the advantage of higher magnification (ten times the normal), 3D vision, less tissue damage, less bleeding and early recovery after the operation. This approach can also be used for the removal of other neck masses like parathyroid adenoma, branchial cleft cyst, parapharyngeal, space tumours, parotid/ submandibular gland tumours and neck dissection for head and neck cancers.
HealthcareRoboticsNow There Is An AI Model That Fights Against AI Generated Fake Newsedit
AI has given humans a lot to think about. While we have benefited from great innovations, there are also some people who are using it to create chaos. As if the existing problem of fake news was not rampant enough, now some people are using artificial intelligence to generate fake news which are just as undetectable and harmful.
AIGovt Exploring Use of Artificial Intelligence in Public Health: Harsh Vardhanedit
The Union health ministry is working towards using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in a safe and effective way in public health. Union health minister Harsh Vardhan said in Lok Sabha on July 12 that to address gaps in Indias AI ecosystem and realise its economic impact, the central government has prioritised building AI technology capabilities.
Artificial IntelligenceHealthcareCreating a home away from homeedit
Suresh Rangarajan, founder of co-living space, Co Live, says, “We have adopted technology at a large scale in access control management engine (IoT based proprietary access control technology), centralised security monitoring ( IoT based video surveillance), Smart home operating and networking assistance.
IoTSmart HomeAnalytics, AI, IoT help transform industriesedit
By Leslie D’Monte
According to him, its the infusion of artificial intelligence (AI) in applications and adoption of advanced analytics using AI and Internet of Things (IoT) devices that are helping the move from a mobile-first, cloud first world to a new world that is going to be made up of an intelligent cloud and an intelligent edge, he adds.
AIAnalyticsCloud TechnologyIoTAI can spot depression via sound of your voiceedit
To help identify depression early, scientists have now enhanced a technology that uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) to sift through sound of your voice to gauge whether you are depressed or not. Computing science researchers from University of Alberta in Canada have improved technology for identifying depression through vocal cues.
AIHealthcare5G in the IoT: How the next generation of wireless technology will transform the IoTedit
5G and NBIoT to challenge LTE5G and NBIoT to challenge LTE Business Insider Intelligence5G is very nearly here, and these lightning fast networks will change how telecommunications shapes business and offer new and transformative possibilities in the IoT space.
5GIoTIIT-M’s model detects cancer with deep learning, microwaveedit
These are “inverse” problems because you observe the way waves scatter off an unknown object and reconstruct what it is made of, its shape and other characteristics. The innovation used by this group in solving the inverse scattering problem is “deep learning,” which is a popular technique involving neural networks. Their article has been published in the journal IEEE Transactions on Computational Imaging
IEEEThe next big frontier: Using AI to solve social issuesedit
From revolutionizing how we communicate with our smartphones to ushering in a new era of personalization, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been at the forefront of technological innovation for the better part of the last decade. But the next big frontier in AI technology lies in combining machine learning with human skills to drive a positive change in society and resolve some of the biggest environmental challenges of our time.
AIOPINION: Can AI solve renewable energys problems India may show the wayedit
One of those is harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the efficiency of wind and solar by using machine learning programmes to enhance predictability of generation and grid stability. India is an example of a major country that stands to benefit from adopting AI as it builds out its renewable energy capacity
AIMachine LearningRenewable EnergyMore than half of enterprises believe security cant keep up with cloud adoption: Symantecedit
Investment in cloud cyber security platforms that leverage automation and AI to supplement visibility and overtaxed human resources is a clear way to automate defenses and enforce data governance principles. However, as the consequences of cyber security become increasingly impactful to business success, it is also time to recalibrate culture and adopt security best practices at a human level.
Cloud ComputingCyberSecurityHow can emerging technologies boost climate action and adaptationedit
Emerging technologies such as blockchain, big data, IoT, cloud, Artificial Intelligence, have immense potential to provide solutions to address critical environmental issues like wildfires, floods, heat spells, hurricanes, to name a few. From monitoring sealevel rise to gathering important scientific data, information and communication technology (ICT) can help find ways to mitigate the effects of climate change.
Artificial IntelligenceBig DataBlockchaincloudEmerging TechnologyIoTDelhi hospital introduces advanced robotic spine surgeryedit
The advanced software has deep artificial intelligence and sophisticated 3D analytics component. It also has an infrared camera that continuously tracks and navigates the movement of instruments and implants in relation to the patient anatomy and surgical plans.
3D analyticsArtificial IntelligenceCan Mimicking be Dangerous Hackers Using Artificial Intelligence to Impersonate CEOs Voicesedit
In a warning, an Israeli cyber body has unearthed a new type of attack where hackers are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to impersonate senior company executives. The main innovation is the attacking software, which learns to mimic the voice of a person defined for it and makes a conversation with an employee on behalf of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
AIBeware the hype around AI. It has fooled manyedit
In the age of artificial intelligence, this was a nobrainer for McDonalds, since Dynamic Yield is widely recognized for its AIpowered technology and recently even landed a spot in a prestigious list of top AI startups. Neural McNetworks are upon us.
AIAI IN BANKING: Artificial intelligence could be a near $450 billion opportunity for banks here are the strategies the winners are usingedit
Discussions, articles, and reports about the AI opportunity across the financial services industry continue to proliferate amid considerable hype around the technology, and for good reason: The aggregate potential cost savings for banks from AI applications is estimated at $447 billion by 2023, with the front and middle office accounting for $416 billion of that total, per Autonomous Next research seen by Business Insider Intelligence.
AIAutonomous MobilityBankingBFSI80-90% jump in the number of IoT malwares as compared to last year: Kasperskyedit
The summit addressed a wide variety of topics ranging from cyber defense with incidence response plan, automation and cloud security, digital payments and fraud, data protection framework, dark web and investigations, phishing and email fraud, blockchain applications for fraud prevention, threat intelligence and artificial intelligence and much more, and had some of the best technology experts in these domains address some of the key pressing issues concerning cybersecurity.
Artificial IntelligenceBlockchainCyberSecurityIoT25 websites of central ministries, state governments hacked between JanMay 2019: Ravi Shankar Prasadedit
Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERTIn) issues alerts and advisories regarding latest cyber threats and countermeasures on a regular basis. The organisation has also published guidelines for securing IT infrastructure which are available on its website
CyberSecurityIT InfrastructureAI policy analysis: AIDP of China vs. Indias NITI Aayog AI policy paperedit
NITI Aayog provided over 30 policy recommendations to invest in scientific research, by encouraging reskilling and training, accelerating the adoption of AI across the value chain, and promoting ethics, privacy, and security in AI. Its main initiative is two-tiered integrated strategy to boost research in AI.
AIPolicyTechnology has become a major boon for offline retailersedit
By Prasid Banerjee
Sharma explained that the company uses big data models and artificial intelligence algorithms for this. It asks users to click a selfie whenever theyre at a store and click a photo of their bills. With these, MagicPin understands user behaviour, like what a person is buying regularly, how much they spend and also, which retailers are popular in a particular locality.
Artificial IntelligenceBig DataRetail TechnologySmart cities risk curtailing potential by prioritising technology over peopleedit
Cities are unleashing technologies such as the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence to solve some of the pressing problems of urbanisation whether its traffic or waste disposal or public safety. This has the potential to change the way we live and work, as well as how we interact with the buildings and infrastructure in our cities.
AIIoTSmart CitiesSecurity challenges posed by AI and 5Gedit
Also, AI can direct a computer to take evasive action, in case of an attack; it can direct shutting of a nuclear power plant in case of a computer perceived threat. At this rate, in the near future, the internet of things (IOT) is bound to take charge of our lives at some stage.
AIIoTSecurityPoor security infrastructure is the Achilles heel for enterprise IoT devicesedit
With 50 billion devices expected to be connected with each other by the end of next year, the Internet of Things (IoT) trend will only accelerate. The advent of 5G will only provide another boost to the IoT ecosystem. Its hardly surprise, then, that the global enterprise IoT market is predicted to touch $58 billion by 2023, growing at 26% compounded annual growth rate between 2017 and 2023, according to a January Market Research Future report.
IoTSecurityOpinion | We need to audit our bots to avoid loss of integrityedit
While an organization audits its bots, emphasis should be given to coverage of business process controls in robotics environment (SoX / ICoFR controls), compliance with regulatory requirements (e.g. data privacy standards, PCI DSS), cybersecurity controls, incident/failover controls and multiple other areas.
ChatbotsCyberSecurityrobotsKPMG says 88% CEOs in India personally lead tech strategy of their companiesedit
About 92% expect significant return on investment (ROI) from their firms overall digital transformation programme within the next three years. Artificial intelligence (AI), cloud technologies and new digital capabilities (such as advanced data visualisation and ability to code) are some of the areas which interest CEOs in India.
AIIndia Mulls Facial Recognition; 5 Nations Already Using The Technologyedit
Over 170 million CCTV cameras guard the streets of China and most of them are powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and facial recognition. The Chinese have time and again used the technology for the identification and conviction of criminals. However, this is not where it ends. Schools in China are using the technology to evaluate student behaviour and measure their stress levels.
AIHow Technology Helps SMEs to Grow Faster and Efficientlyedit
Internet of Things The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to gadgets that collect and send data to users everything from connected thermostats to soupedup security systems. For small businesses, IoT means that owners can keep one eye on their businesses even when theyre away. You can use your smartphone to adjust temperatures via your WiFi connected thermostat.
connected devicesIoTSME SectorHeres what is holding back the application, adoption of 3D printing in Indiaedit
Sansare believes emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) can make it very userfriendly for end customers and ensure widespread use. Artificial intelligence can help orient the components, estimate material shrinkage and add correction factors to the print code ensuring higher success rate of the printing process, he explains.
3D printingAIGlobal AI in healthcare market to reach over $8 billion by 2026edit
Growing at 49.7 per cent during 20192026, the global Artificial Intelligence in healthcare market is expected to reach over $8 billion by 2026, according to a new forecast. The Asia Pacific is the fastest growing market owing to the huge untapped opportunity in this region, said the report by market research firm Acumen Research and Consulting.
AIHealthcareEdge computing is changing the way tech is consumededit
If Internet of Things is to be useful, IoT devices need to have the ability to communicate with each other over long distances. Many connected things in remote areas are at long distances from the nearest telecommunications station, or deep within buildings, which shield them from a wireless signal.
Edge ComputingIoTIoT in TelecommunicationsAI is at a point where it can oversee things better than human beings: Mike Agostiniedit
AI is specifically being used by more device companies as they are bringing machine learning and artificial intelligence to the type of interpretation of data can do. The medical devices will have to make decisions themselves.
AIHealthcare1.5 crore Android devices in India quietly infected by this virusedit
The malware exploits known Android vulnerabilities and automatically replaces installed apps with malicious versions on its own. In a major cyber security scare, at least 1.5 crore Android devices in India have been infected by malware without the knowledge of the users.
CyberSecurityWorlwide cyber attacks led to losses worth $45 billion in 2018edit
The Internet Society’s Online Trust Alliance, compiling data from the US and some international sources, said that other important losses came from fraudulently taking over business email credentials as well as “cyptojacking” or hijacking a computer or network to generate bitcoin or other virtual currency.
CyberSecuritySoftware robots are taking over many manual processesedit
Software robots or bots as they are called are doing to business processes what automation did to manufacturing decades ago. For HR divisions dealing with hundreds of resumes, there are bots today that can go through resumes against job descriptions, figure out the most relevant ones, and even schedule interviews with those candidates.
AutomationShifting clouds: artificial intelligence and IoT make computing the new buzzwordedit
At VMWorld 2018 in Las Vegas, for instance, VMware Inc.’s chief executive Pat Gelsinger, was insistent that as billions of devices get connected as part of the Internet of Things (IoT) trend, computing will increasingly be done at the so-called “edge”—at, or near, the source of the data.
Artificial IntelligenceIoTPoor security infrastructure is the Achilles heel for enterprise IoT devicesedit
With 50 billion devices expected to be connected with each other by the end of next year, the Internet of Things (IoT) trend will only accelerate. The advent of 5G will only provide another boost to the IoT ecosystem. It’s hardly surprise, then, that the global enterprise IoT market is predicted to touch $58 billion by 2023, growing at 26% compounded annual growth rate between 2017 and 2023, according to a January Market Research Future report.
5G TechnologyIoTSecurityHere’s what is holding back the application, adoption of 3D printing in Indiaedit
By Abhijit Ahaskar
There is a lot of interest in 3D printing in education sector as well. It is being used by engineering students to design prototypes, in medical labs to study body organs, and by art students for artwork. According to reports, IISC’s Society of Innovation and Development and WIPRO 3D are working to build India’s first industrial scale 3D printing machine.
3D printingEducationGlobal AI in healthcare market to reach over $8 billion by 2026: Reportedit
Growing at 49.7 per cent during 2019-2026, the global Artificial Intelligence in healthcare market is expected to reach over $8 billion by 2026, according to a new forecast. The Asia Pacific is the fastest growing market owing to the huge untapped opportunity in this region, said the report by market research firm Acumen Research and Consulting.
AIHealthcareCyber attacks cost the world $45 bn in 2018; ransomware hit govts hardedit
The report suggested cyber criminals are getting more sophisticated in targeting their victims, but also noted that many attacks could have been prevented with improved computer security.
CyberSecurityCloud Communication: The growing importance of voicebots in customer supportedit
Ozonetel has entered into a partnership with IIIT Hyderabad for improving its speech and AI portfolio Whenever a new business is founded, setting up a website takes hardly five minutes, while setting up an email for an employee requires even less time; however, setting up a phone number is quite cumbersome.
AIChatbotsCloud TechnologyVoice techCan newage technology transform healthcareedit
Care is getting smarter and better targeted. Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data, Blockchain, Machine Learning (ML), Internet of Things (IoT) healthcare is seen as a massive opportunity for each of these newage technologies.
AIBig DataBlockchainHealthcareIoTMachine LearningBudget 2019: $5 trillion Digital India a sentiment shared by tech industryedit
Many flagship schemes, including Digital India, Start Up India, Skill India, and BharatNet among others, are the catalysers that government is focussing on heavily. This is also something that the executives from major companies mutually agree to. (Artificial Intelligence)
Artificial IntelligenceDigital IndiaSkill India campaignStart-upUnion Budget 201920: Indian Tech Industry Jubilant Regarding AI, EV Push, Startups Motivatededit
Plans to encourage adoption and skilling in technologies AI, IoT, Big Data, 3D printing and virtual reality Reducing Indias overdependence on electronics imports by encouraging actual manufacturing the country
3D printingAIBig DataBudget ReactionIoTvirtual realityThe Growing Issue of Cyber Crime in the Technological Ageedit
In India and globally, Symantec is the acknowledged leader in cybersecurity. A Symantec report published in January 2019 reveals that globally India is the third least honest country on the Internet. The report reveals that over half of Indian adults have lied online. This means half of the Indian adults have lied on their social and professional networking sites as well as on other platforms.
Cyber crimeCyberSecurityIoTSolving for the past, rooted in the present, vaulting to the futureedit
The budget was in many ways futuristic with integrated funding for research, building the framework for commercialisation of space power, and focusing on the skills of the future by acknowledging the relevance of AI, IoT and Big Data, this budget scripted a new language for meeting the aspirations of a New India.
AIBig DataBudget ReactionIoTFog Computing The Emerging Paradigm for IoTedit
Fog Computing is an emerging network architecture for data transfer to distributed devices in an Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem. Cloud computing operates through infrastructure set up on the internet through data centers whereas fog computing is carried out closer to the end users networks. When cloud computing descends, it becomes fog computing, so to speak. Loosely speaking, fog is cloud brought closer to the edge.
Cloud ComputingData CentersFog ComputingIoTDoT asks Karnataka government to revise state telecom infrastructure policyedit
India requires a uniform, comprehensive tower policy to rollout future technologies such as 5G, Internet of Things, Virtual Reality and Artificial intelligence. Karnataka needs to double the number of towers and BTS count in order to connect the unconnected and to ensure seamless network connectivity.
5G TechnologyArtificial IntelligenceIoTTelecomvirtual realityChildren tend to change opinions and decisions by getting influenced by robotsedit
The research compared how adults and children responded to the same task when done in the presence of both their peers and humanoid robots. The findings published in the journal Science Robotics showed that while adults regularly have their opinions influenced by peers, they are largely able to resist being persuaded by robots
humanoidRoboticsAI in agricultureedit
Microsoft is said to be working with Indian farmers in Andhra Pradesh to dispense advisory services in areas like crop sowing, land management, fertiliser application and similar others. The local arm of another multinational company, IBM India, last week signed a “statement of intent” with the agriculture ministry to take up a pilot project on the utilisation of AI and weather technology-driven solutions in agriculture. This project would operate in one district each of Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Maharashtra. (IOT)
AgricultureAIIoTA security agenda for India with Modi 2.0edit
And finally, there are the multiple futuristic challenges that no modern State can ignore, most importantly we must strengthen our cybersecurity responses. As future wars are more likely to be fought and won with cyber capabilities, than bombs and missiles per se, we need to raise geek brigades of cyber warriors who not only aggressively defend the attacks on our critical infrastructure but also on our military platforms (as was alluded to, some years ago, by the IAF).
CyberSecurityIs This The First Human Drug Completely Designed By AIedit
Scientists from Flinders University, Australia have recently introduced new vaccines for seasonal influenza (an acute respiratory infection caused by influenza viruses which circulate in all parts of the world) with the help of artificial intelligence. The researchers claimed that this vaccine is the first human drug in the world which is to be completely designed by artificial intelligence.
Artificial IntelligencePharmaEnforcing Security for IoT Devices in Enterprisesedit
By R Venkateswaran, Senior Vice President, IoT Solutions at Persistent SystemsWith the proliferation of IoT devices in enterprises and data collected by these devices, it has become imperative to ensure the security of the devices, data as well as the enterprises themselves.
IoTSecurityBudget 2019 and what is means for Digital India, Connectivity, Space Exploration, Electric Vehicles, Technology Retail and moreedit
From a technology sector perspective, focus on emerging new technologies in the form of artificial intelligence, data science, big data, internet of things, would revitalise technology companies. Connectivity, infrastructure, media, digital technology coupled with ease of living, ease of doing business and digital literacy is focus of the government, said Tapati Ghose, Partner, Deloitte India.
Digital connectiviryDigital IndiaDeepfakes: its all in the blink of an eyeedit
Deepfakes refer to the practice of superimposing audio or video over an existing sourceTake a look at this list: Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin, Mark Zuckerberg, Morgan Freeman, Kim Kardashian and Mamata Banerjee. These are just some of the famous names whose faces have been morphed successfully in videos and images with the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Artificial IntelligencedeepfakesNew programming system developed for Artificial Intelligence applications details insideedit
Researchers have developed a novel system named “Gen” that can be used for Artificial Intelligence applications such as computer vision, robotics, and statistics without having to deal with equations or manually writing high-performance codes.
Artificial IntelligenceRoboticsLearning robotics from an AI teacheredit
For husband-wife duo Pranavan S and Sneha Priya, getting a BTech degree was not about finding a lucrative career in a multi-national firm. Prolific makers of robots, the Anna University alumni had their eyes on inspiring children to move away from rotelearning and get experiential learning. They launched SP Robotics Works in 2012 – a Chennai-based education startup, which offers online as well as physical training on robotics, virtual reality and Internet of Things (IoT).
Artificial IntelligenceIoTRoboticsvirtual realityBudget 2019: Modern technologies get a major boost under Modi govt 2.0edit
By Srinath Srinivasan
To assimilate research grants given by various ministries and to coordinate any additional supplementary funds, a National Research Foundation will be set up. This goes in line with the government’s interest in bolstering modern technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), 3D printing, Virtual Reality (VR), Robotics and Big Data.
AIBig DataBudget 2019IoTRoboticsVirtual and augmented realityTelecom industry may contribute 8.2% to GDP by 2020 by leveraging 5Gedit
The arrival of ultra-fast 5G wireless broadband technology, it said, would ring in an era of inter-connected smart devices on a massive scale that would help unlock the transformational impact of machine to machine (M2M) and internet of things (IoT) technologies for citizen-centric services in India.
5G TechnologyIoTMachine to Machine communicationTelecommunicationTelcos can’t pay through the nose, need to relook at auction system: Niti Aayog officialedit
Again, it is not an area of my expertise but my personal view is that we need to relook at the whole auction architecture, not only in spectrum but also in mining and other areas,” Niti Aayog Special Secretary Yaduvendra Mathur said at Broadband India Forum (BIF) event here. He said the government wants access to real time data in decision making which can be done by installing IoT (internet of things) devices supported by public wi-fi.
Digital CommunicationsIoT in TelecommunicationsHow technology helps SMEs to grow faster and efficientlyedit
Internet of Things The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to gadgets that collect and send data to users — everything from connected thermostats to souped-up security systems. For small businesses, IoT means that owners can keep one eye on their businesses even when they’re away. You can use your smartphone to adjust temperatures via your Wi-Fi-connected thermostat.
IoTSME SectorFood & Agriculture Technology and Products: Increasing awareness about good health to drive the food & agriculture technology and products marketedit
The agricultural industry has transformed into a technologically-intensive and data-rich industry with the advent of advanced technologies such as guidance systems, variable rate technology, Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), remote sensing, and grow lights.
AgricultureAIIoTCentre plans to use Artificial Intelligence to help farmersedit
IBM’s Watson Decision Platform will give solution in the field of agriculture through Artificial Intelligence (AI) and weather technology at village level/farm level to provide weather forecast and soil moisture information on pro bono basis to help farmers for taking decisions regarding water and crop management for better production and productivity.
AgricultureAIA refreshed ‘Digital India’ programme will play critical role in the pursuit of $5 trillion economyedit
The creation of a nationwide digital infrastructure, allied with potent new tools and technologies that are on the anvil: AI, Big Data, and the Internet of Things [IOT]; is expected to galvanise sectors that affect the well-being of every Indian, ranging from agriculture, that can benefit from the infusion of technological intelligence, to natural-resource management, energy-use, transportation, urban-infrastructure and manufacturing: indeed there is practically no aspect of modern life that cannot be improved by the application of intelligent digitisation.
AIBig DataDigital IndiaIoTFuture robots to be muscle mimicking & self-healing: DRDOedit
Robots of the future would no longer be metallic objects, but made of ‘soft materials’ which are muscle mimicking, self-healing and with hydraulically amplified actuators, a senior DRDO official said here Wednesday. Tessy Thomas, DRDO’s Aeronautical Systems (Aero) Director General said these robots would also be able to perform a wide range of motions, adapt to dynamic environment and work cordially with the human environment.
DefenceRoboticsAI and the social sciences used to talk more. Now they’ve drifted apart.edit
Artificial intelligence researchers are employing machine learning algorithms to aid tasks as diverse as driving cars, diagnosing medical conditions, and screening job candidates. These applications raise a number of complex new social and ethical issues. So, in light of these developments, how should social scientists think differently about people, the economy, and society? And how should the engineers who write these algorithms handle the social and ethical dilemmas their creations pose?
Artificial IntelligenceTechnology creates worth by imitating human cognitionedit
Did you ever think that technology would mimic humans through varied means such as natural language processing, pattern interpretation, and data mining? Well, cognitive technology has indeed made this possible. Cognitive technology will soon be overtaking human actions. Human interaction with technology in the coming years will bring a drastic change which will have a great impact on everybody.
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Govt signs MoU with IBM for weather forecastedit
IBM’s Watson Decision Platform will give solution in the field of agriculture through Artificial Intelligence (AI) and weather technology at village or farm level to provide weather forecast and soil moisture information on pro bono basis to help farmers for taking decisions regarding water and crop management for better production and productivity.
Artificial IntelligenceTelcos can’t pay through the nose, need to relook at auction system: Niti Aayog officialedit
Telecom operators need to be financially sound to build up infrastructure and there is a need to review the auction architecture as they cannot pay high prices for spectrum, a senior Niti Aayog official said Wednesday. “We need telcos also to be financially sound. They cannot pay through the nose for spectrum auction. Again, it is not an area of my expertise but my personal view is that we need to relook at the whole auction architecture, not only in the spectrum but also in mining and other areas,” Niti Aayog Special Secretary Yaduvendra Mathur said at Broadband India Forum (BIF) event here.
5G TechnologyDigital CommunicationsDigitally Transforming Healthcare, Education And Financial Sectoredit
India has a plethora of challenges in the healthcare, education and finance sector and these are the crucial pillars that need to be strengthened. There is an explosion of technology coming in and the government is trying to catch up and leverage the technologies to break a better quality of life and an easier way of doing business.
BFSIDigital TransformationEducationHealthcareCan Blockchain adoption be a silver bullet in fraud detectionedit
India Inc’s growth continues to be dominated by digital transformation strategies. Today, new-age technologies can offer limitless possibilities to improve business processes, becoming pivotal across different departments and service lines. According to EY’s Global Forensic Data Analytics Survey 2018, the use of emerging technologies will continue to see an uptick in the coming year. The survey adds that 32% of anti-fraud professionals planned to adopt Blockchain and distributed ledger technologies in 2019.
BlockchainData AnalyticsAir travel needs cybersecurity, now tighter than everedit
Today, cyber threats have been looming over all sectors of the economy. The same can be said of the air transport industry. It is not surprising that cybersecurity has become a top priority for the industry. The air transport community faces unprecedented risk from cybercrime – the result of digital transformation and extensive reliance on information and communication technologies. It’s no surprise that the EU’s European Aviation Safety Agency ranked cybersecurity as the aviation industry’s number one challenge.
CyberSecurityDigital TransformationAre AI-Powered Personas Going To Be The Future Of Influencer Marketing?edit
We live in a world where social media influencers have almost as much popularity and influence as celebrities. With a significantly high follower base, many social media influencers have built prominent sources of earning. However, it is not just the millennials and Gen Z who are a part of this social media influencer ecosystem. Now, artificial intelligence is also being used to create what are now called Virtual Influencers.
AIAI brain and network virtualisation key for 5Gedit
In the first three generations of telecommunication services, data analytics and Big Data played a major role. With 4G, Artificial Intelligence (AI) got embedded into the services that telcos provided for customers and in services that vendors collectively provided for telcos. With the advent of 5G, telcos are shunning more of their analog skin as they switch over to intelligent forms of operations. Major telecommunication players believe that it is about time that AI is built as an overarching engine, that drives all these operations, from automating core telecommunication operations to services consumed by the end user.
5G TechnologyAIDigital CommunicationsDigital adoption can change the face of Indian insurance sector – Here is whyedit
By Manali Rohinesh
Insurance is an industry that is ripe for a technological overhaul. Now that the government has allowed 49 percent foreign direct investment (FDI) in this sector, insurers can go ahead and expand and innovate. To a certain extent this has already begun with the use of chatbots, artificial intelligence and robotic process automation. Insurers who have been in business for 10 years can now raise funds via initial public offerings (IPO).
AIBFSIChatbotsDigital TechnologyRPAFuture of banking: Streamlining end to end processesedit
Mashreq Global Services is developing their Bangalore centre in the areas of advanced analytics and investing heavily in the areas of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cloud Computing and Robotic Process Automation.
AIAutomationBFSICloud ComputingMachine LearningRPALEVERAGING THE POWER OF AI CAN DRASTICALLY FUEL THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRYedit
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has been one of the fastest-growing technologies, which is increasingly being adopted by industries. From a large group of industries like gaming, banking, retail, commercial, and government, to small and medium-sized businesses, AI is extensively utilized. And now, it is slowly looming in the manufacturing sector, facilitating industrial Automation.
AIAutomationBankingManufacturingRetail
We need to create a healthcare ecosystem with human interface: Ravi Kant Sharmaedit
We use technology to provide personalized consumer experience, to meet ever increasing customer demands and to make perfect business decisions. Broadly, we are using technology into three parts. Firstly, to provide the best, and unique personalized consumer experience. Secondly, to increase the efficiency of the organization by changing the processes and systems of data insights on what we get..
advanced technologyHealthcareTechnology can help be disaster readyedit
Artificial intelligence, sensor technologies, robotics hold promise in making disaster response system more efficient and various state disaster response forces (SDRFs) are required to be made more professional to better manage and combat disasters, a senior government official said Sunday.
AIRoboticsIndia, Japan to collaborate on outer space and cyber security projectsedit
India and Japan have decided to collaborate on cybersecurity and outer space as part of their growing security partnership in the IndoPacific region, a development that comes in the backdrop of increasing violation of social media platforms by extremists and Indias successful AntiSatellite Weapons (ASAT) test.
CyberSecurityCentre plans to broadband for all under Digital India 2.0edit
Also, we have to explore how 5G and new technologies such as Artificial Intelligence can be leveraged under Digital India, mainly in the rural areas, he said. Digital India has been one of the important and ambitious programmes of the government to take inclusive growth across all hooks and corners of the country.
5G TechnologyAIDigital IndiaArtificial Intelligence (AI) Tech Developed To Help Crops Cope With Climate Changeedit
In the study, researchers at BGU and the University of California developed a method to identify metabolic pathways which are chemical reactions in the cell, allowing it to grow and multiply, Xinhua news agency reported.
AgricultureAIAI, IoT fuel new chip designs, and India is at the centre of itedit
Put all of that together, and what we have is a picture of something dramatically new happening in chip design, and India, alongside the US, being at the centre of it. That new is an effort to integrate new digital technologies such as AI, machine learning, and internet-of things (IoT) with silicon. The more tightly software and hardware features are integrated, the better the applications run.
AIDigital TechnologyIoTMachine Learning75% of all databases will be deployed in cloud by 2022: Gartneredit
We also believe this begins with systems for data management solutions for analytics (DMSA) use cases such as data warehousing, data lakes and other use cases where data is used for analytics, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). Increasingly, operational systems are also moving to the cloud, especially with conversion to the SaaS application model.
AIcloudDataMachine Learning5G adoption will be slow across AsiaPacific: Moodysedit
We expect more advanced applications such as medical services, robotics, and smart home devices to be the main driving force for 5G demand. However, these applications are still developing in most countries and need more evolved device ecosystems and higher band spectrums to run efficiently, it said in a credit outlook report.
5G TechnologyRoboticsSmart HomeHRD ministry releases EQUIP, a fiveyear vision plan to transform higher educationedit
The department of higher education of the HRD Ministry on Friday finalised and released a fiveyear vision plan Education Quality Upgradation and Inclusion Programme (EQUIP) to transform higher education in India.
Higher EducationMHRDRobotic Process Automation: A Possible Trigger for Digital Transformationedit
RPA is an amazingly ground breaking innovation, and it’s just improving with the advances we’re presently observing in artificial intelligence. That is the reason there is such a great amount of spotlight on it. Notwithstanding, essentially automating a procedure isn’t sufficient for companies to make progress in the digital world.
RPAMeet Gen, A New AI Programming Language That Thrives On Automation, Flexibility And Speededit
The good thing about artificial intelligence is that it brings together a variety of domains like statistics, computer vision and deep learning, among others, under one roof and enables the developers to mutually benefit from them. The growing demand for AI-based applications has also raised the bar for the platforms that are used to build them.
AIAutomationEmerging tech in Insurance: Success lies in finding the right use casesedit
As an industry where traditionally customers prefer active human interaction, adoption of new technologies like artificial intelligence and chatbots can be quite a challenge for insurers. Finding the right use cases is going to be very critical for tech leaders in the industry. Here are some primary use cases of AI, chatbots and Blockchain that are likely to make an impact in the recent future.
AIBFSIBlockchainChatbotsConvergence of Big Data & AI shaping the future of BFSI sectoredit
AI leverages this huge chunk of data to make decisions thus enabling banking and financial institutions to improve efficiency, offer seamless services to their customers, and reduce time and cost in various processes. According to a recent study by Markets and Markets, the artificial intelligence market, which was valued at USD 16.06 billion in 2017, is expected to reach USD 190.61 billion by 2025.
AIBFSIBig DataArtificial intelligence: Boon for early adopters and bane for latecomersedit
The era of artificial intelligence has arrived and the world’s leaders are increasingly acknowledging its arrival. AI is said to automate around 35% jobs in US by 2030. The main question, however, remains how society will choose to engage with the new technological revolution.
AIAutomation5G will adversely affect weather predictions: Meteorologists in the USedit
Meteorologists are not happy sharing frequency band as they believe it will interfere with weather forecasting5G frequencies for mobile communication has been a subject for a lot of debates. While it will be a game changer when it comes to communication, a number of experts have pointed out the adverse health effects it could cause. (Internet of Things)
5G TechnologyDigital CommunicationsIoT10 Artificial Intelligence Applications that will change the futureedit
There will be tens of billions of IoT (Internet of Things) devices that will transmit unprecedented data. There is no way any fleet of humans could manage that and only AI could do the trick and make sense of it all. Data analytics would go to the next level.
AIData AnalyticsWhy Artificial Intelligence Is Taking The World By Stormedit
Technology is a driving force that has made peoples lives simpler and convenient. It has been undergoing progressions each day with the best possible developments. It streamlines, simplifies and substantially reduces the human intervention with just a click of the button. One of the major technological innovations of all times is Artificial Intelligence. (Artificial Intelligence)
AIInternet of Things: Once a dream now a Realityedit
The ‘Internet of things’ (IoT) is becoming an increasingly popular and hot topic of conversation among educated and tech savvy people. It’s a concept that not only has the potential to impact how we live but also how we work. One may ask, what is the ‘Internet of things’ and how does it work.
IoTIndian manufacturing industry at high cyber security riskedit
Many IoT-enabled devices commonly leveraged by manufacturers such as sensors, barcode readers; quality control systems, inventory management solutions, etc. come with weak or minimal security. Such unsecured connected devices present a lucrative avenue to cybercriminals to attack and infiltrate the larger enterprise network.
connected devicescyber criminalsCyberSecurityIoTManufacturingImproving Networks with Artificial Intelligenceedit
Artificial intelligence is changing how we manage networks, and it’s a change we need. Because as we rely more every day on networks and networked applications to keep businesses agile, secure, and competitive, we also need more advanced tools to keep on top of the networks themselves. AI will us make network operations simpler, smarter, safer, and speedier. They help us manage our networks at machine speed.
AI5 IoT trends and predictions for 2019edit
The concept of the Internet of Things, or IoT as it is more commonly known, has been around for almost four decades. After all, the first internet-connected machine was developed as far back as 1982. As a technology with wide-ranging applications within the market, however, IoT only started gathering momentum in the mid-to-late 2000s.
IoTIndia gains momentum in Digitalisationedit
It ensured productivity and availability for the entire lifecycle of the production facilities by using the specified components to control and drive systems. Manufacturers are looking at higher degrees of automation to make facilities and factories efficient.
DigitisationGetting to the Digital Summitedit
While digital applications create significant economic value, they require new skills and labour re-deployment. The government’s initiative on Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Nasscom’s ‘Future Skills’ programme and creation of 110+ centers of excellence are steps in the right direction. India’s meteoric rise as a digitally empowered nation has been made possible due to a strong collaboration between industry and government.
AISkillingDeepfakes powerful weapons in wrong hands, warn expertsedit
Videos that use AI to impersonate people could be used to create rifts between different communities Deepfakes, videos or images that look surprisingly real, have already created ripples in the entertainment industry, but they also pose huge dangers to countries with a diverse populations, like India, as miscreants could easily use these manipulated media to create rifts among different communities, warn experts.
AIAs cyber attacks increase, Indian IT clients seeks stricter contracts, more auditsedit
As Indian IT companies face a slew of cyberattacks, their clients are asking for more security audits and are looking into whether the companies are investing enough to keep their data safe, say analysts.
CyberSecurityArtificial intelligence technology developed to help crops cope with climate changeedit
Israeli and US researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) method that can help crops cope with climate changes, the Ben Gurion University (BGU) reported on Sunday.
AIClimate ChangeA digital poweredit
Digital initiatives like smart cities, digitisation of governance, digital villages, high speed internet in every part of India, digital inclusion and digital empowerment shall be fueled by emerging technologies like the internet of things, data analytics and artificial intelligence.
AIData AnalyticsGovernanceIoTSmart CitiesIndustry News: Future of Mobility
This tyre may solve range issue of EVsedit
Well, one of the issues plaguing the proliferation of electric vehicle is that of the range. Now, Falken Tires’ parent, Sumitomo, seems to found a new way to generate electricity inside the tire itself. Last week, Sumitomo announced that it has developed a clever “energy harvester” that can produce power from frictional charging, best known as static electricity.
e-mobilityEVFuture of MobilityThe solar transformation of electric vehiclesedit
The Indian economy is currently on its way to becoming one of the fastest developing countries, and is expected to be valued at $3 trillion, this year itself. Furthermore, with consistent investment towards infrastructural and policy reformations, India is, in fact, projected to grow into a $5 trillion economy, within the next few years.
e-mobilityEVElectric Vehicle Makers Welcome GST Reduction on EVs and Chargers Industry Reactionsedit
Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles also hailed the development, saying it is in line with the governments steps to promote the ecofriendly mobility, even as it sought a similar cut in spare batteries.
EVGSTCentre explores tax breaks to BS-VI, hybrid vehiclesedit
The suggestion to consider tax incentives for upcoming BS-VI petrol and diesel vehicles as well as hybrid vehicles on the lines of EVs was made by West Bengal finance minister Amit Mitra during the recent Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council meeting held through video-conferencing on Saturday.
BS-VIEVGSTHybrid Vehicles5,645 Electric Buses Sanctioned for 65 Cities: NITI Aayog CEOedit
The Centre has been taking initiatives to popularise electric vehicles. Last week, a GST Council headed by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman cut tax rates on EVs from 12 per cent to 5 per cent.
Electric BusEVNITI AayogTHE AI IN TRANSPORTATION REPORT: How automakers can use artificial intelligence to cut costs, open new revenue streams, and adapt to the digital ageedit
By Ayoub Aouad
Artificial intelligence (AI) is one technology automakers can turn to in order to adapt to this changing landscape. AI will create significant opportunities for automakers to both reduce production costs and introduce new revenue streams, including selfdriving technology, predictive maintenance, and route optimization.
AIAutomatione-mobilityFuture of Mobility5,645 e-buses sanctioned for 65 cities: Amitabh Kantedit
The Centre has been taking initiatives to popularise environment-friendly electric vehicles. The Centre has also approved 10,000 crore under the FAME II scheme, which aims to encourage faster adoption of such vehicles by right incentives and charging infrastructure.
e-busesEV Charging InfrastructureFAME IIIndias push for electric vehicles is haemorrhaging car makersedit
While the EV segment is still facing challenges of limited product availability, charging infrastructure constraints and product viability issues, the government is stepping up its efforts to kickstart its adoption, and appears willing to raise the regulatory burden on conventional vehicles to incentivise the former.
Electric VehiclesEV Charging InfrastructureModi government pushes for transition to electric vehicles for public transportedit
The Modi government, through the NITI Aayog, is evolving a policy aimed at making India a global manufacturing hub for electric vehicles (EVs) and speed up the transition to such vehicles. The government think tank does not want to leave this transition to market forces and has recommended making threewheelers mandatory from 2023, and twowheelers with up to 150cc engines mandatory by 2025.
Electric Vehiclespublic transportRegistration of vehicles to pinchedit
By Micheal Gonsalves
“The ministry has issued a draft notification for amendments to the CMVR (Central Motor Vehicles Rules) for providing a boost to the Electric Vehicles, ensuring divyang (differently abled passengers) friendly features in buses, and providing an enabling mechanism for scrapping of vehicles older than 15 years,” the Road Transport and Highways Ministry said in a statement.
Electric VehiclesFuture of MobilityThe 4 factories that could solve one of the last pieces of Indias EV puzzleedit
The plan involves setting up at least four factories of 10 gigawatt hours each. India, famous for its affordable entry level cars, remains the only major market without a genuine electric vehicle. The market share of electric vehicles in the country stands at a mere 0.06%, compared with over 30% in a number of developed nations, government figures show.
Electric VehicleAI may hit corporate culture, say directorsedit
As artificial intelligence (AI) gets more traction in the everyday running of organizations, a little over two-thirds of industry honchos of a study are a worried about the potential negative impact of this technology on their corporate culture.
AIFuture of JobsIndian engineers help design autonomous cars for the worldedit
Making cars autonomous is all the rage in the engineering world today. And a number of companies in India are involved in helping global automotive majors transform their cars. Two kinds of work dominate here, given the talent the country has.
Autonomous CarsEngineersGovt proposes scrapping of vehicles older than 15 yearsedit
The Ministry has issued a draft notification for amendments to the CMVR (Central Motor Vehicles Rules) for providing a boost to the Electric Vehicles, ensuring divyang friendly features in buses, and providing an enabling mechanism for scrapping of vehicles older than 15 years, Road Transport and Highways Ministry said in a statement.
Electric VehicleFuture of MobilityAs India moves to emobility, plan for battery waste disposal: Ministeredit
The Minister said: Just like IT boom came with the problem of ewaste, similarly, with the gradual shift to emobility, India must also think in terms of battery waste disposal.
e-mobilityEV BatteryIndia has game plan for electric vehicles: Amitabh Kantedit
India has put in place a game plan for electric vehicles (EV) and its components like batteries to ensure clean cities, reduce imports and utilise solar power, NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant said. He said domestic battery manufacturing for electric vehicles provides a “massive market opportunity”, and also quickens the transition to such environment-friendly transport, which is vital for the country to help combat pollution, congestion, strengthen energy security and create jobs.
Electric VehiclesHow this EV startup is transforming the business of lastmile connectivityedit
The startups working is similar to that of ridesharing services, except that all vehicles are owned by the company and its mobile app is not the only way to book a ride (EV)
Electric Vehicleslast mile connectivityHousing societies to give land for evehicle charging stationsedit
The state department of cooperation has asked housing societies to provide land to set up charging stations for electric vehicles. At a meeting last week, officials from the central government thinktank, Niti Aayog, urged the state government to promote the use of electric vehicles in Maharashtra.
EV Charging InfrastructureElectric vehicles are the need of the hour: UP Transport ministeredit
Uttar Pradesh Transport Minister Swatantra Dev Singh said that electric vehicles are the need of the hour as it is environment friendly and helps in fossil fuel conservation. Addressing a session on Electric Mobility during the second Ground Breaking ceremony here on Sunday, he said the BJP government is giving many incentives for manufacturing of electric vehicles.
Electric VehiclesElectric vehicle makers welcome duty reductionedit
The auto industry on Saturday welcomed the reduction in GST on electric vehicles (EVs) and chargers, saying it will help in creating an ecosystem that will encourage faster mass adoption of ecofriendly mobility
Electric VehiclesGSTBoost to Electric Mobilityedit
According to NITI Aayog’s estimation, if India reaches an EV sales penetration of 30% of private cars, 70% of commercial vehicles, 40% of buses and 80% of twoand three-wheelers by 2030, the country can save 846 million tonnes of net carbon dioxide emissions and can also save 474 million tonnes of oil equivalent.
electric mobilityAutonomous cars involve intense application of data, AIedit
George Kurian, CEO of data management company NetApp, says the most profound application of data and artificial intelligence (AI) to bring automated decision making is in autonomous cars. It is here, he says, where you see the most progression of machine learning capabilities, of sensor technology, of lidar technology (lidar uses light to measure range and depth, and is often more effective than radar that uses sound).
AIAutonomous CarsA driverless vision may be reality soonedit
This happens by collecting data about various aspects of the driver and the vehicle. IBM’s Connected Vehicle software platform, which works on the software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, needs an Internet-of-Things (IoT) device installed on a vehicle to gather data on driving behaviour, driving style which also indicates road conditions, vehicle components performance, etc.
Connected VehiclesDriverless carIoTNo buyers for ecars in govt departments, Centre extends deadlineedit
The government is aware that artificial intelligence (AI) is an emerging technology having critical impact on various sectors stated Ravi Shankar Prasad, minister for information technology. He said that the technologies relating to AI such as machine learning, big data analytics, image or speech recognition etc, are evolving at a fast pace and are finding increasing applications.
AIBig Data analyticselectric carsMachine LearningGST Council meet to decide on slashing tax rate for evehicles postponededit
The meeting of the GST Council on Thursday, which was to decide on cutting tax rates on electric vehicles, has been postponed as Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman was preoccupied in Parliament, officials said.
Electric Vehicles ChargingGSTFuel subsidies three times higher than evehicle budget: Reportedit
Subsidy for conventional transport by Rs 26,957 cr over the last nine months, far outpacing the Rs 10,000 cr spending over three years on its flagship EV program.BCCLUntitled20India is heavily reliant on fossil fuels in the transport sector, which contributes to greenhouse gas emissions and alarming levels of air pollution.
Electric VehiclesBig push for electric vehicles in Noida: 100 charging stations to come up soonedit
Noida Authority and EESL are expected to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) today in this regard. According to an official, the survey work is currently underway in order to finalize the spots where these stations are going to come up. Out of the 100 charging stations, three are going to come up at Indra Gandhi Kala Kendra and commercial hubs in Sector 18 and Sector 62.
Electric VehicleEV Charging StationsAggressive electrification in cold storage, govt likely to target 10% evehicles in 5 yearsedit
Evehicle sales in the last financial year stood at around 129,600 units, which accounted for 0.5 percent of total sales. Based on the current state of the sector and feedback from the stakeholders, the government is unlikely to adopt an aggressive roadmap for electrification of automobiles and is rather targeting 10 percent electric vehicles in a period of five years, sources close to the development told CNBCTV18.
Electric VehiclesFuture of mobility: Its clean and connectededit
Hello MG, replies Cumberbatch. As he begins to drive, on his voice command, the artificial intelligence (AI)based virtual assistant turns the AC on, plays his favourite music, and opens the sunroof.
AIConnected CarsFuture of MobilityWalking the Talk on EVsedit
By Sumant Banerji
In April, the government had approved the second edition of the FAME Scheme (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles), increasing the outlay nearly six-fold to 110,000 crore for a period of three years. The scheme offers subsidies for buying e-vehicles but caps them at 7,000 e-buses, 5,00,000 e-3 wheelers, 10,00,000 e-2 wheelers and just 55,000 e-cars.
Electric VehiclesFAME IIIndias rush to switch to EVsedit
The Modi Sarkar is in a real hurry to usher in electric vehicles or EVs in our country. Reports suggest that it may stop the sale of the internal combustion engine (ICE) powered threewheelers by as soon as 2023 and twowheelers with ICE engines of less than 150cc capacity, by 2025!
Electric VehiclesGST Council may reduce tax on EVsedit
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council, at its 36th meeting on Thursday, is likely to reduce the tax rate on electric vehicles, ease tax issues for the solar sector and deliberate on the tax rate on lotteries.
Electric VehiclesGSTA tough road ahead for EV manufacturersedit
Once sufficient adoption takes place, enabling economies of scale in manufacturing in the process, EVs will be far cheaper than the current fossil fuel-powered ones and will also be easier to maintain as they have fewer moving parts. But for EVs to make economic sense, they must be able to get power at affordable rates. Power accounts for a significant part of the running cost of an EVs.
Electric VehiclesManufacturingTrucks connect to the networkedit
By Peerzada Abrar
The dramatic change in Khan’s fortunes took place after his fleet owner introduced him to a voice-assisted multilingual trucking app for drivers made by Bengaluru-based logistics firm, BlackBuck. The app, called BlackBuck Inaam, is improving the earnings of thousands of truckers by using data science and a host of technologies such as telematics, artificial intelligence, machine learning and Internet of Things (IoT).
AIfreight transportFuture of MobilityIoTMachine LearningTelematicsFood Delivery App Saves 50% Costs In Electric Vehicle Trials, Now Wants Fleet Of 500edit
Electric vehicles are gaining preference over other modes of transport, especially in the logistics industry in India. The benefits of running an EV, coupled with incentives given by the government to boost their use is proving useful for ecommerce and the related logistics firms. Hence, many have already announced their plans to add EVs in their fleet in considerable numbers.
Delivery mobilityElectric VehicleFuture of MobilityElectric Vehicles Lack Infrastructure Despite Surging Demandedit
Consumer trends point to a rise in electric vehicles in the coming years. However, investing in the infrastructure to support battery powered cars and hybrids has been surprisingly thin, according to multiple market participants. (EV Infrastructure)
Electric VehiclesEV BatteryEV Charging InfrastructureBengaluru fast leaving other cities behindedit
By Paran Balakrishnan
It’s reckoned almost 100 firms are making EVs or EV-components in and around Bengaluru. Other city-based firms, like Ola, also have big e-mobility plans. “Bengaluru’s now a start-up and tech-innovation hotbed especially for e-mobility which is the industry’s future,” says industry consultant Deepesh Rathore, who shifted to Bengaluru because of the EV cluster.
Electric VehiclesHow to engineer a self-driving caredit
Experienced engineers and researchers are crucial for a driver less future, points out Irwin Anand, MD, Udemy, a platform where several instructors offer self-driving car courses. Currently, deep learning engineer, vehicle software engineer, localisation and mapping engineer, embedded system engineer, control engineer, robotic software architect, AI/ML design architect and data scientist are the top job roles associated with self-driving cars.
AIData ScienceEngineeringMachine LearningRoboticsSelf Driving CarsAutonomous cars involve intense application of data & AIedit
By Sujit John
George Kurian, CEO of data management company NetApp, says the most profound application of data and artificial intelligence (AI) to bring automated decision making is in autonomous cars. It is here, he says, where you see the most progression of machine learning capabilities, of sensor technology, of lidar technology (lidar uses light to measure range and depth, and is often more effective than radar that uses sound).
AIAutonomous Carsdata managementWaiting for sensible policy on electric 2 wheeler: TVSedit
TVS Motor Company Chairman and Mananging Director Venu Srinivasan hopes to see a sensible policy in a few months from the cental government on electric two-wheelers. He says the industry has been in talks with the government on the NITI Aayog proposal for a switch in this regard by 2025. Srinivasan indicated to his shareholders on Monday that the proposed timeline seemed over-optimistic.
electric two wheelersNITI AayogThe great EV policy confusion 2.0 beginsedit
It surprised many of us who had read several media reports over the last few weeks on Niti Aayogs plan to prohibit the sale of new fossil fuel vehicles as part of the governments strategy to promote electric vehicle (EV). Enraged automakers met Niti Aayog officials, hoping to persuade them to drop the idea but returned more frustrated and used every media platform available to blast the impractical idea.
Electric VehiclesPolicyHow will industry move to data monetization with EVs and Connectededit
What Next India is still in its infancy stage and as electric vehicles (EVs) or hydrogencars gain market practicality, vehicles may run without gas, but they will not run without connectivity. Existing data and technology focused companies, like Samsung (acquiring Harman), Intel (acquiring Mobileye), Google (with Maps and Waymo) and Apple (with Maps and Titan), are building mobility products.
Connected MobilityElectric VehiclesElectric Vehicle GST To Be Reduced Soon Government To Offer Other Tax Benefits As Welledit
Officials also stated that the GST reductions will not be limited to just electric vehicles alone. The committee also plans to reduce the GST on electric vehicle chargers as well. Currently, the GST for EV chargers in 18 per cent, which might soon be brought down to 12 per cent; further encouraging the move towards greener mobility solutions in India
Electric VehiclesEV ChargersGSTThis is how Toyota plans to use AI, selfdrive tech in Tokyo Gamesedit
Draped around the top of its body is a band of LED lights which illuminate when the vehicle uses artificial intelligence to follow event officials towards the equipment hurled by athletes onto the pitch during shot put, discus throw, hammer throw and javelin events.
AIRoboticsSelf DrivingGovt looks at housing societies for land to set up charging stationsedit
To Promote the use of electric vehicles (EVs) in the state, Maharashtra has plans to formulate fresh guidelines permitting housing societies and parking facilities to offer portions of their land for erecting public charging stations
EV Charging InfrastructureGoing electric: The right mobility choice for Indiaedit
Rapidly falling battery prices, increasing energy density of batteries, increasing attractiveness of shared mobility and the growing concern about climate change has prompted many countries around the world to look at electric vehicles (EVs) as a cleaner option. India is no exception and stands to secure additional benefits from such a transition.
electric mobilityGo Electricedit
With air pollution reaching alarming levels in the country, the transition to electric vehicles is not only desirable but inevitable. The Central government’s target of 2030 to make this switch appears ambitious at this stage but the urgency of the task cannot be ignored.
Electric VehiclesBids invited by Government for over 1,000 Electric Vehicle Charging stationsedit
“Initially, 1,000 EV charging stations are earmarked for deployment through this EoI. These charging stations will be sanctioned to different states/cities/entities after evaluation of the proposals received under this EOI,” the heavy industries ministry said. The last date for submission of the proposals is August 20, 2019.
EV Charging Infrastructure25% of new vehicles to be electric by 2024edit
The Delhi government targets having a fourth of the vehicles registered annually — public and private — to be electric by 2024 as it seeks to curb vehicular pollution in one of world’s most polluted cities. This is part of Delhi’s soon-to-be-announced electric vehicle (EV) policy, said an official familiar with the matter.
Electric VehiclesGetting India ready for the electric mobility revolutionedit
Over the past few weeks, the interest level around EVs (Electric vehicles) has suddenly increased in the country, thanks to the recent budget announcement by the finance minister about promoting electric mobility, by reducing GST for EVs to 5 per cent and allowing income tax benefits for EV buyers.
Electric VehiclesCost, range greatest hurdle to adopt EVsedit
No. We need the ministry of housing and urban affairs to push them. The urban transport policy of the ministry was written in an era before electric transport but it was in the direction of promoting public transport and clean (non-polluting) transport. So the FAME programme of the ministry of heavy industry and the Smart City programme of the ministry of housing and urban affairs can together help the cities in procuring electric buses.
Electric VehiclesFAME IISmart CityHow reengineering an old technology could give us EVs with 700 miles of rangeedit
In large part, this is happening because Lithiumion batteries are the standard for rechargeable cells. Theyre used in everything from cameras and phones to EVs. In addition to being expensive and dependent on scarce resources, Liion batteries carry a danger of overheating and catching fire or even exploding. Thats why airlines dont want these batteries in their cargo holds.
Electric VehiclesLithium ion batteryGST Council meet on July 25 likely to consider lowering rate on EVsedit
It was announced after the June 21 meeting that on issues relating to GST concessions on electric vehicles, chargers and hiring of EVs, the Council recommended that the issue be examined in detail by the Fitment Committee and brought before the Council at the next meeting.
Electric VehiclesGSTThe big obstacle on the road to electric vehiclesedit
The lithium-ion battery is a complex industrial product, not just another component in the consumer electronics supply chain. This inconvenient truth is a major obstacle on the global auto industry’s road to an electric future.
Electric VehiclesLithium ion batteryStates Asked to Form ‘Preferential Policies’ For Adoption of EVsedit
The ministry of road transport and highways has written to state governments, asking them to create “preferential policies” for adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) through incentives including waiving of road taxes and land allotment for setting up charging infrastructure. States have also been asked to encourage induction of EVs in shared mobility and public transport operations.
Electric VehiclesLeadAcid Battery market will grow explosively with EVs, says Deepak Ojha, MD, Waldiesedit
Growth in the leadacid battery market is led by increasing industrialization and urbanization, rising inclination towards electric vehicles, coupled with technological advancements. The next wave of lead battery adoption could come from EVs, but it would mean auto manufacturers opting for lead charge batteries over lithium ion battery.
battery technologyIndia Might Miss out on 2030 EVs Target: Ajay Mathuredit
EVs could be a better alternative, but the governments target to switch to them in the next 10 years is hard to achieve, TERI Chief Ajay Mathur said EVs Ajay Mathur Electric Vehicles (EVs) could be a better alternative to fuelbased automobiles to mitigate air pollution but the governments target to switch to evehicles in the next 10 years is hard to achieve, TERI Chief Ajay Mathur said, pointing out that consumers would need time to accept the change.
Electric VehiclesElectric vehicles a huge opportunity for India: Twowheelers low hanging fruitedit
Electric vehicles are a sunrise opportunity as India has over 72 per cent twowheelers; our endeavour should be to make these electric, and also manufacture EVs for the world, in India, Kant said. The Niti Aayog has proposed that twowheelers below the capacity of 150cc sold in the country after March 31, 2025, should be electric ones only.
electric two wheelersElectric VehicleNITI AayogBy When Do You Think The Road to Electric Vehicle Transition is Realisticedit
The Government has been consistently pushing forward the EV mobility agenda and making efforts towards driving the shift to an EVled transport and logistics ecosystem. While a transition to electric vehicles by 2030 is a daunting challenge, it is not impossible if all stakeholders come together to make it feasible as electric vehicles are gradually gaining growing popularity among people and corporates alike.
Electric VehicleAfter budget’s boost, Centre asks states to help give EVs a pushedit
Close on the heels of unveiling a host of incentives for electric vehicles, the Union government is now urging states to promote eco-friendly vehicles in an effort to curb rampant pollution afflicting most of the major cities. The ministry of road transport and highways has asked all states and Union territories (UTs) to provide incentives for electric vehicles (EVs).
Electric VehicleWarning Sound is Mandatory for Electric Vehiclesedit
This stipulates that initially in newly certificated hybrid, electric and fuel cell vehicles also trucks and buses the Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System must be installed for the protection of other road users. In the EU the acoustic warning is mandatory up to a speed of 20 km/h.
Electric VehiclesElectric Vehicles A Huge Opportunity For India: Niti Aayog Chief Kantedit
Electric vehicles are a sunrise opportunity as India has over 72 per cent twowheelers; our endeavour should be to make these electric, and also manufacture EVs for the world, in India, Kant said. The Niti Aayog has proposed that twowheelers below the capacity of 150cc sold in the country after March 31, 2025, should be electric ones only.
Electric VehiclesCharging Station Builders Still Await Clarity As India Pushes Electric Vehiclesedit
India offers tax breaks and subsidy to buyers if they dump fossilfuel driven cars and scooters and switch to electric vehicles as the nation looks to curb one of the worlds worst air pollution and reduce energy imports. But theres one missing link.
EV Charging InfrastructureCant afford to ban vehicles run on fossil fuel: Dharmendra Pradhanedit
The government has no plans to ban the sale of fossil fueldriven vehicles as India cannot afford to do so, oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan said a statement that counters reports that an official deadline for their phaseout is in the offing as part of a larger plan to promote electric vehicles (EVs).
Electric Vehicles100% EV transition possible by 2030edit
Electric vehicles could be a better alternative to fuel-based automobiles to mitigate air pollution, but the government’s target to switch to e-vehicles in next 10 years is hard to achieve, TERI said, pointing out that consumers would need time to accept the change. By 2030, the government aims to make India a 100-% EV nation.
electric mobilityUK based manufacturer promises EV charging stations across Indiaedit
With the increasing fleet of electric vehicles, (EV) in India, UK based charger manufacturing firm, EO charging will be introducing electric car charging chargers in India. The firm which has set up 12,000 charging stations in 30 countries, aims to set up and install charging points for personal use, parking lots and taxi fleets in the city.
EV Charging InfrastructureThe charge of the e-brigadeedit
The recent Budget has a lot to say about EV — duty exemptions for imported lithium-ion batteries, move towards reduction of GST on EVs from 12 to 5 per cent, Rs 1.5 lakh tax deduction for interest paid on loans borrowed for buying electric vehicles and investment-linked incentives for manufacturing the vehicles (under Section 35AD of the Income Tax Act.)
Electric VehiclesOpinion: The erevolution is here, but is the consumer readyedit
We can all agree that as the electric mobility industry, our collective goal is the faster adoption of electric vehicles in India. The first step to achieve this objective is the unanimous acknowledgement of the giant elephant in the room.
Electric VehiclesNo govt move to ban petrol, diesel vehicles: Pradhanedit
There is no move in the government to ban production or sale of vehicles running on petrol and diesel but electric vehicles are certainly a priority for meeting future fuel demand for mobility, oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan said on Tuesday.
Electric VehiclesGovernment invites proposals for deployment of EV charging infra under FAMEIIedit
Proposals are invited from entities that intend to develop EV charging infrastructure in millionplus cities as per the 2011 census; and smart cities as notified by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, the Ministry of Heavy Industries said.
Electric VehiclesFAME IIEthanol Or Electric: The Alternative Fuel Source For Indiaedit
This makes electric propulsion seem like the logical choice. Not only are there are no emissions involved with electric vehicles, As each day passes, the technology for charging electric vehicles seem to be getting quicker too. Range anxiety solutions are being cleverly dealt with by companies like 22Kymco and Revolt Motors, which brought swappable battery technology to the country.
alternate energyElectric VehicleAs EV debate rages in India, China Crosses 1 million Charging Postsedit
Even as the debate in India on the EV transition continues, China has crossed the million mark for electric vehicle charging posts by June end. China Million EV ChargingA Million plus in China, and Going Strong.
Electric VehiclesGovt Roadmap Aggressive, but Needed to Make India EV Hub: Naveen Munjaledit
Hero Eco managing director Naveen Munjal struck a dissonant note from Hero MotoCorp Chairman Pawan Munjal saying that while the government’s proposal to electrify all two-wheelers below 150 cc in the next six years is aggressive, it is necessary if India is to emerge as a hub for manufacturing electric vehicles
Electric VehiclesAutoshockedit
Considering that automobile manufacturing accounts for about a half of overall manufacturing GDP in India (SIAM estimates), the Centre’s EV plan could cause a tectonic shift in the industry, triggering massive job losses, factory shutdowns and other crises. India’s auto industry is among the largest in the world, with sales of 51 lakh units minus two-wheelers in 2018-19 (over 2.62 crore including two-wheelers).
Electric VehicleAuto industry reinvents wheel, headlight and glass to keep up with Robocarsedit
An overarching challenge is to convince carmakers that the smarter —and more expensive —components make economic sense. Not all parts manufacturers need a radical transformation to keep up with autonomous and electric vehicles since they’ve been evolving gradually as the industry takes shape, said Deepesh Rathore, an independent automobile analyst based in Bengaluru.
AutomobileElectric VehicleFuture of Mobility2-wheeler electrification: challenges and opportunitiesedit
To this end, the so-called FAME II (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles) policy was announced for a period of three years with effect from April 2019. The total amount allocated over this period is ₹10,000 crore, most of which is to be disbursed as a ‘demand incentive’.
Electric VehiclesFAME II4 Lakh EVs in India, Half of Them in Delhi & UP: Nitin Gadkariedit
The Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, has informed that at present there are nearly 4 lakh (3,97,184) registered electric vehicles (EVs) or battery operated vehicles in India and that more than half (54 percent) of such vehicles are registered in Uttar Pradesh and in the capital city of Delhi.
Electric VehiclesOnline automobile marketplace Droom launches IoTenabled Eco Labedit
By Tenzin Norzom
Online marketplace for used automobiles Droom on Monday announced the launch of an Internet of Things (IoT) enabled Eco Lab. The startup is planning to leverage this to bring in new innovations for Eco Inspection, which provides inspection services for those purchasing used vehicles.
AutomobileIoTGive more time for switch to electric vehiclesedit
India’s first ethanol-powered motorcycle was unveiled last week, so too an electric car by an international manufacturer based in India while a new electric scooter also hit the market. Electric vehicles (EVs) are clearly gaining traction, but not at a rate that could possibly meet the overambitious conversion target set by Niti Aayog, which said most recently that 2023 and 2025 should be the cut-off dates for threewheelers and two-wheelers under 150 cc to go electric.
Electric VehiclesEV push may lead to ethanol blending in fueledit
The Centre and the NITI Aayog’s plan to cut emissions and slash oil import bills by emphasising on adopting electric vehicles is likely to increase ethanol blending in fuel. The NITI Aayog’s proposal to sell only e-vehicles after 2025 has led to domestic manufacturers of vehicles, which run on petrol mixed with ethanol, to find ways to concur with the central government’s environmental agenda, without disrupting existing capacities and product mix.
Electric VehiclesNITI AayogGetting India EV-readyedit
Since the announcement of the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP) 2020 by the government, the one country that is alluded to with unfailing regularity in policy corridors, company’ boardrooms and various other forums and deliberations is China and for obvious reasons. The country is the world’s largest manufacturer of electric vehicles (EVs) after Norway.
Electric VehiclesEV courses, fresh tieups to power Skill India engineedit
By Saubhadra Chatterji
The recent Economic Survey, too, pitched for making India an electric vehicles hub and boost employment in the automobile sector. According to the Survey, Indias market share in electric cars is just 0.06% while China has 2% share of the global share.
AutomobileElectric VehiclesFuture of JobsJob OpportunitiesUp-skillingCentre’s push for EVs may make internal combustion engines stutteredit
The Union government’s push for electric vehicles (EV) in the Budget and the Economic Survey may adversely impact the Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) auto industry, which is already under stress, in the medium to long term. The two wheeler segment could be affected in the immediate future.
Electric VehiclesBudget boost for Electric Vehicles will give India a first mover advantage: NITI Aayogs Rajiv Kumaredit
In most other industries, we have been followers. But in this case, we can take the lead and crack the world markets by expanding exports of electric vehicles. Electric mobility is a sector which will drive economic activity in [the] coming years.
electric mobilityElectric VehicleNiti Aayog proposes twowheelers sold in India after 2025 should be electric ones: Nitin Gadkariedit
Gadkari said the government has started working on meeting the demands of electricity for the new set of electric vehicles (EVs)He added that the road map for implementation shall be finalised in consultation with stakeholders
electric two wheelersEV-charging stations: India to use three technologiesedit
India will deploy both CHAdeMO and Combined Charging System (CCS) fast-charging technologies, besides the existing Bharat Standard, at its public electric vehicle charging stations. According to sources in the Power Ministry, now the push will be to have Bharat Standard, CHAdeMO and CCS charging points at all public stations.
EV Charging InfrastructureCentre pushing for electric vehicles but what about the charging infraedit
Companies who are in advanced stages of developing and launching electric vehicles have taken it upon themselves to set up charging stations Less than a week after the Finance Ministry proposed incentives and rate cuts on electric vehicles and its allied industry, Hyundai Motor, the countrys second largest carmaker, launched its first allelectric car Kona in India.
Electric VehiclesEV Charging InfrastructureCan India make the transition to electric vehicles?edit
Electric vehicles are very important for the country. I think this is the first definite statement made by the Government of India in that direction. Some companies have been resisting the change, but it will happen however much you resist it. It is a matter of time.
Electric VehicleAs Niti dictates migration to EV, auto cos plan rigorous, technical feasibility studyedit
The auto industry will conduct a study through an external agency for a road map towards electric mobility amid push from Niti Aayog for transition to full electric vehicles (EVs) for three-wheelers by 2023 and twowheelers up to 150cc by 2025, according to sources.
Electric VehicleNITI AayogPublic road trials for EVs with solar batteries set to begin this monthedit
The solar battery cell used on the demo car, a Prius PHV (plugin hybrid vehicle), for this trial is a thin film measuring a mere 0.03 mm in thickness. This, in turn, facilitates the efficient installation of the film so as to adhere to the curves of components with restricted space on offer. This includes the cars roof, hood, and boot lid. Toyota noted demo cars rated power generation output is roughly 860 W.
Electric VehiclesLittle headway on EV rollout deadline as govt, auto makers stick to gunsedit
Participants said that the closed-door meeting, called to find a way out to meet the 2022 deadline for conversion of three-wheelers into electric vehicles and the 2025 deadline for two-wheelers was stormy, to put it mildly. Even after the discussions got over, a top official from NITI Aayog who had been putting forward the government line on the subject was closeted with a senior auto industry player for almost 40 minutes just to drive.
Electric VehiclesGovernment Targets 67 Million Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Sales by 2020edit
The government has a target to achieve 67 million sales of hybrid and electric vehicles by 2020 under the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP), Parliament was informed on Monday. The NEMMP 2020 is a national mission document providing the vision and the road map for faster adoption of electric vehicles and their manufacturing in the country.
Electric VehiclesEmobility: Why the Indian auto sector is reluctant to take the great leapedit
The government’s electric mobility mission, which proposes to replace the internal-combustion engine (ICE)-powered three-wheelers and two-wheelers (up to 150cc) by 2023 and 2025, respectively, has sent shock waves across the industry. Environmentalists hail the move but point out that the approach has to be holistic and must also focus on taking old polluting vehicles off the road.
Auto Industry Trendse-mobilityWhy electricity supplied to Electric Vehicles in India is not so greenedit
Electric Vehicles (EVs) seemed like a solution to growing pollution by emissions and heavy oil imports. The Union Budget 2019 by the NDAled government has tried to promote both the indigenous manufacturing of EVs and purchase benefits with tax rebates and exemptions. But it looks like the benefits of green mobility is a long term goal. (Electric Vehicles)
Electric VehiclesThe irresistible charm of electric mobilityedit
The company secured $250 million from SoftBank earlier this month, and is being dubbed as India’s latest unicorn. It would be challenging for India to create a competitive advantage in EV manufacturing. For one thing, it is not the easiest place to conduct business. India ranks 77 in the World Bank’s ease of doing business rankings and can only provide capital subsidy or other support in a limited manner. (OLA, NITI)
electric mobilityIndia’s New Mobility Story: From Ice Age To EVsedit
The NDA government has proposed a two-phase transition to electrical vehicles (EV) to bring down vehicular pollution in India’s towns and cities. In the first phase, beginning 2025, it wants two-and three wheelers with internal combustion engines (ICE) to be replaced with electric two and three wheelers with engine capacity of up to 150cc
Electric VehiclesFuture of MobilityIndias Economic Survey Predicts $330 Billion Investment in Renewable Sector by 2030edit
The survey also found that various energy efficiency programs have witnessed exceptional performance. India is among the top five countries in the world in terms of installed wind and solar capacity. According to the Economic Survey 201819, India ranks fourth in terms of installed wind capacity globally and fifth in terms of installed solar capacity. (Electric Vehicles)
Electric VehiclesRenewable EnergyEVs may Add Spark to Base Metalsedit
Prices of base metals needed for making electric vehicles (EVs) and their batteries and in construction are expected to move up on some tax incentives proposed in the budget that are seen giving a boost to affordable housing and electric mobility. Analysts said the budget announcements are likely to increase demand for copper, lead, zinc and aluminium and Indian producers could take advantage of this.
Electric VehiclesEV is future, but only with economy of scale’edit
Korean automaker Hyundai launched India’s first fully electric SUV Kona on Tuesday. The government is already giving a major push for electric vehicles, but with a price tag of ~25 lakh, this SUV can be bought by only a few. As a result, the carmaker has launched it in only 11 cities.
Electric VehiclesJaguar Land Rovers new technology can understand drivers mood and help them relaxedit
The new mood detection system is the nextgeneration of Jaguar Land Rovers current driver tracking technology Driver Condition Monitor. Jaguar Land Rover recently announced that it is working on a novel artificial intelligence (AI) technology that will help their vehicles gauge and understand drivers state of mind while driving and then adapt the cabin settings so as to help them relax.
AIFuture of MobilityBad Cars: Anatomy of a Ransomware Attackedit
Electric Vehicles require sophisticated control and safety technologies for their electrical power systems to safely manage the high voltages that store and distribute from their battery systems. If something goes wrong, the car cannot operate, people could get electrocuted, or the car could burst into flames or explode.
CyberSecurityElectric VehiclesVehicle CybersecurityPMO Leads the Way in EV Charging Stationsedit
The government is leading the way in installing charging stations for electric vehicles, having set up several such units at various offices starting with the Prime Minister’s Office. Daily, after dropping off officers at South Block gates or their homes, electric cars of PMO line up at the 15 charging stations installed at its parking space to get charged for the next day.
EV Charging InfrastructureGovt eyes 6-7 million hybrid, EV sales by 2020edit
The plan has been designed to enhance national fuel security, to provide affordable and environment friendly transportation and to enable the Indian automotive industry achieve global manufacturing leadership. Under the NEMMP 2020, there is an ambitious target to achieve 6-7 million sales of hybrid and electric vehicles by the year 2020,” Union Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises Minister Arvind Sawant said in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha.
Electric VehicleHybrid VehiclesElectric scooters: not so ecofriendly after alledit
Lime, a major player financed by Uber and Googleparent Alphabet, found that roughly one in every three Lime rides in 26 cities around the world replaces a trip by car. No longterm data From this shift, we estimate that our riders have avoided 24 million km of car travel and prevented 6,220 metric tons of carbon emissions over a twoyear period, the company noted.
E scooterBudget nudge could realise city’s dream to be global e-mobility hubedit
Yuvraj Sarda, head of strategy, SUN Mobility, a city-based electric vehicle solutions firm, said: “Bengaluru has the potential to become a global EV manufacturing hub because of a supportive policy environment and is already recognised as a startup and an innovation hub.
e-mobilityElectric VehicleAuto Firms Anxious about likely Shortage of EV Battery Inputsedit
Automakers to trading houses from North America to Europe are becoming more concerned about future supply shortages of key materials needed for electric vehicle batteries as spending on new production soars, according to the developer of a $1.5 billion project in Australia.
battery technologyElectric VehiclesHow data science, ML, analytics, are key to customer journey lifecycle at Uberedit
In an exclusive interaction with Express Computer, Vidhya Duthaluru, Lead Customer Obsession team, Uber India highlights the continuous innovations in nextgen and proactive support systems implemented by Uber for an exceptional customer experience (Artificial Intelligence)
AIData ScienceMachine LearningIndia As Global Ev Hubedit
This government is firing on all cylinders when it comes to turning India into a global EV manufacturing hub. No wonder Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has announced an additional tax benefit of Rs 1.5 lakh on the interest paid on loans taken for the purchase of electric vehicles. Besides, the government is also reducing the GST rate on electric vehicles from 12 per cent to 5%.
Electric VehiclesGreen mobility gets fresh e-chargeedit
The measure is the first direct benefit the government is offering to customers when they purchase electric cars. Currently, the FAME scheme — meant to encourage electric adoption — provides incentives only for taxis and fleet buyers, while there is no particular benefit for private car owners.
e-mobilityFAME IIGovernment to Ready 500 Km Highway Corridors for Electric Vehicles on Delhi Agra, Delhi Jaipur Route by 2020edit
Indias first highway corridors with charging stations for electric vehicles are expected to come up along the Delhi Jaipur and Delhi Agra highways by 2020, an official said. The combined stretch of the corridors on the Yamuna Expressway (between Delhi and Agra) and the National Highway 48 (between Delhi and Jaipur) will be 500 km, and 18 charging stations will be setup near toll plazas on the two routes, the official said.
EV Charging InfrastructureEconomic Survey 201819: Adequate charging infra is more important than incentives to drive EV growth in Indiaedit
The market share of EVs [electric vehicles] increases with increasing availability of charging infrastructure. In India, the limited availability of charging infrastructure seems to be a major impediment to increased adoption of EVs, the Economic Survey 20182019 noted
electric mobilityEV Charging InfrastructureGreen benefits of electric scooters still remain unclearedit
E-scooters touted as zero-carbon urban transport are flooding city streets worldwide, but just how green they are remains an open question.
electric two wheelersBudget 2019: Govts EV push casts shadow on traditional automobile sectoredit
With Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman lining up sops to make electric vehicles (EVs) affordable for consumers, a battle between EVs and those running on petrol and diesel seems to be taking shape. The government’s renewed focus on EVs has also cast a cloud on the planned $45-billion investment in the gas infrastructure and oil refinery sectors, even as traditional-fuel automobile players are worried too.
AutomobileElectric VehiclesBoost for EVs evokes mixed reactionsedit
Home-grown carmakers have lauded the government’s resolve to promote electric-driven mobility, even as the local arms of global firms rued that the fiscal incentives in the Budget leave out other clean vehicle technology options. “As an industry, we could not have asked for more. The onus is now on us to make it work,” said Pawan Goenka, managing director, Mahindra & Mahindra, on the measures announced in the Budget to promote electric vehicles (EVs).
Electric VehiclesNeed realistic roadmap for EV projectsedit
Hero MotoCorp is working on several electric vehicle projects even as it has asked the government for a more cautious, clear and realistic roadmap for the adoption of such technology. Hero MotoCorp Chairman Pawan Munjal said in the company’s Annual Report for 2018-19 that the company is fully geared for the EV challenge.
Electric VehiclesEVs Need Charging Infra More Than Subsidiesedit
The government should set up charging stations in large numbers rather than granting subsidy for greater adoption of electric vehicles, the Economic Survey indicated. In India, the limited availability of charging infrastructure seems to be a major impediment to increased adoption of electric vehicles, it said, and development of appropriate battery technologies that can function efficiently in the high temperature conditions needs to be given utmost importance.
battery technologyElectric VehiclesEV Charging InfrastructureElectric is the futureedit
Back to costs for the consumer. There is one thing about the mad push for electric vehicles that I find disconcerting that even massive reductions in taxes and registration charges will not fix. The huge fixed costs of batteries. In a four-wheel electric car, the battery costs make up between 50-70 per cent of the overall vehicular costs. In a twowheeler, the battery will make up between 70-90 per cent of the cost, because really metal and plastics are not that expensive.
Electric VehicleBudget 2019 Expectations: GST on batteries should be reduced, says MD of Okinawa electric scootersedit
With Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman all set to present Modi 2.0’s first Full Budget on July 5, expectations and hopes of various traders, industrialists, and other people from the business section are running high. Keeping in mind the big focus on Electric Vehicles that Modi 2.0 has in terms of auto sector, players in EV segment too are sharing their expectations. The manufacturer of Okinawa electric scooters wants GST on batteries to be reduced from the current 18 percent slab to the lowest possible slab. We hope the government would soon announce a concrete plan of action with its time-bound implementation in order to fulfill its stated vision.
Budget ExpectationsElectric VehicleView: Electric vehicles, still far from easy riders edit
The Economic Times
I don’t smoke. Neither do I stay in the national capital region (NCR). And, yet, I have asthma. It’s pollution-related, says my doctor. Last month, NITI Aayog bureaucrats proposed a ban on the manufacturing and sale of three wheelers (like autorickshaws) and 150 cc or less two-wheelers (like scooters) powered by an internal combustion engine (ICE) by 2025, in favour of electric vehicles (EVs). I should have broken into cheers. Well, I did not.
Electric VehiclesWe are working on how to make EVs ultra-affordable: Ola Electric’s Anand Shahedit
Anand Shah, co-founder, Ola Electric and senior VP, Ola Cabs told Mint that the cab aggregator is devising new business models to make electric vehicles viable. One such model involves building a value chain wherein vehicle manufacturer builds and supplies an EV without the battery, which accounts for 40% of the total costs, and letting battery specialists handle the battery ecosystem including swap stations. Shah, who has previously worked with the BMW Group, said that the ride hailing company will need more capital to achieve its target of putting one million EVs on the roads by 2021.
electric mobilityShared Mobility2019 The Year of EVs: Easy To Maintain or Not?edit
2019 is the year where everyone wants to jump on the Electric Vehicle wagon. June 2019 itself has seen three automakers announce their EV plans for the year. The beauty about the entire electric vehicle space is that it is a clean slate for everyone. In a market as big as India, traditional automakers, as well as new entrants, are eyeing this space for a future market share.
Electric VehiclesBattery Swapping: The Way Forward for Early Adoption of Electric Vehicles (EVs) in Indiaedit
India’s growing population increases the travel needs both within and between cities, and this growth has led to several socio-economic and environmental challenges. There is a need to prioritize and reimagine mobility to combat pollution for a sustainable ecosystem. But any big change causes big disruption and the automobile industry won’t be immune to this fact. The desirable way to ease into the EV transition is to make it gradual and start with the low hanging fruit – initiate transition with 2Ws and 3Ws.
battery technologyElectric VehiclesElectric dreams inside the stand-offedit
By Malayaban Gosh & Amit Pandey
At the sidelines of a recent industry dinner, two doyens of India’s automobile industry were heard making an impassioned counter to the government’s roadmap to develop and manufacture products with electric powertrains. When another industrialist piped in that this resistance would have to factor in a global push by governments to develop electric vehicles (EVs), one of the auto men replied, “We shall see, we shall see.”
Electric VehiclesGovt supported 2.78 lakh electric, hybrid vehicles under Phase-I of FAME India schemeedit
The government supported nearly 2.78 lakh electric and hybrid vehicles with a total demand incentive of approximately Rs 343 crore for purchase of the same under Phase-I of the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid and) Electric Vehicles in India (FAME India) scheme. Additionally, 465 buses have also been sanctioned for various cities and states under the FAME India scheme, the Ministry of Heavy Industries & Public Enterprises said in a statement.
Electric VehiclesFAME IIMore than half of transportation and logistics professionals still use a pen and paper to manage their supply chain – here’s how blockchain could change thatedit
Blockchain is seemingly being explored by innovation teams in every corner of every industry. This includes the logistics industry which, despite continuing on an impressive upward trajectory – the market is expected to reach $15.5 trillion by 2023 up from $8.1 trillion in 2015 – is filled with inefficiencies that the distributed ledger technology (DLT) is potentially well suited to fix.
BlockchainLogisticsTransportationSELF-DRIVING CARS ADD UP TO THE USER-DATA PRIVACY CONCERN FOR CONSUMERSedit
When you imagine a digital future how do you see yourself commuting from your house to office? Without a doubt, traveling is the most basic routine of any individual which is soon to be overtaken by automation. Automation is not just a concept, but a scope with various genres where human hand over their responsibilities to machines.
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To Develop Infrastructure For Electric Vehicle Users, Govt. Giving Incentives To Manufacturersedit
After multiple policies for bringing in electric vehicles to the country, Indian governments think tank Niti Aayog will now be working towards setting up the required infrastructure for the EVs. For the same, the ministry of heavy industries will soon be announced incentives for such infrastructure.
Electric VehiclesNew electric vehicles must make fake engine noise by law from todayedit
The rule, which came into force today, was introduced by the European Union and will apply when vehicles are travelling at less than 12mph (19kph) or are reversing. All new electric and hybrid vehicles with four wheels must now be fitted with the acoustic vehicle alert system (AVAS) which generates a sound similar to that made by a conventional engine.
Electric VehiclesKerala targets having 1 million EVs by 2022edit
Kerala, which is one of the major automobile markets in India and among the biggest buyers of fossil-fuelled vehicles, is undertaking a major shift in mobility practice. The state aims to have a million or 10 lakh electric vehicles (EVs) on its roads by 2022, which is just about three years from now.
Electric VehiclesBattery Swapping For Electric Vehicles In India To Be Included Under FAME IIedit
The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has recommended some changes to be made to the FAME II scheme. These changes include incentivising battery swapping stations. FICCI has said that incentives can be given to battery swapping stations just as it is being given to EV charging stations under FAME II.
battery technologyFAME IISmart Manufacturing Could Speed Up EV Manufacturing in Indiaedit
As a result, EV manufacturers are forced to import parts and technology from different parts of the world, thus resulting in an increase in electric vehicles’ cost. However, one solution to this problem has been proposed in the form of smart manufacturing (SM) techniques.
EV InfrastructureSmart ManufacturingFlipkart aims to replace 40% delivery fleet to electric vehicle by 2020edit
Flipkart, Indias largest etailer has announced a nationwide process to bring electric vehicles (EVs) for its lastmile deliveries, cited yourstory. The aim is to replace nearly 40 per cent of its existing lastmile fleet of delivery vans with EVs by March 2020, starting with nearly 160 EV vans to be deployed across cities by the end of 2019.
Electric Vehicleslast mile connectivityElectric vehicles will help in cutting imports and pollution: Nitin Gadkariedit
There seems to be a major push to ensure India has more electric vehicles (EVs). What are the challenges on this path The country is going to adopt EVs in the natural course be it electric bikes, electric rickshaws, electric cars, trucks or buses and even electric highways. We are working on that front. This will help us to reduce imports and tackle the pollution problem.
Electric VehiclesThe future is electric: When a Niti Aayog consultation meet got heatededit
The government wants to make threewheelers and twowheelers (up to 150cc) compulsorily electric by 2023 and 2025, respectively. The industry has opposed the plan, citing there was no ground infrastructure for electric vehicles in the country. The goal can be achieved by disincentivising fossil fuel vehicles and giving incentives for EVs
electric mobilityEV InfrastructureKerala targets speedy emobility with 1 million EVs by 2022edit
The southern state of Kerala, which is one of the major automobile markets in India and among the biggest buyers of fossilfuelled vehicles, is undertaking a major shift in mobility practice. It is aiming to have a million or 10 lakh electric vehicles (EVs) on its roads by 2022, which is just about three years from now.
Electric VehiclesHaste Makes Wasteedit
Electric vehicles are indeed the future. At this moment however the technology is still at an early stage of development. The dominant battery technology is lithium-ion and Chinese and South Korean companies are among the key manufacturers. Its lack of competitiveness is brought out by the huge subsidy that the Chinese government has to provide to encourage electric vehicle sales there.
Electric VehiclesLi-ion batteryGovt wants petrol stations to charge your e-vehicleedit
The government is looking to put in place a framework for a mega battery manufacturing and charging infrastructure — including the use of petrol pumps for electric charging points — to push electric vehicles (EVs) in the country. The finalisation of plans comes amid resistance from the powerful auto lobby to the mandate to sell only electric three-wheelers by 2023 and that all new two-wheelers with engine capacity of up to 150cc may have to be electric powered by 2025.
e-vehiclesEV InfrastructureGovernment to announce incentive for EV infrastructure soonedit
Speaking at the recently held ETAuto Tech Summit, Anil Srivastava emphasised that electric vehicles are the focus area of the government and soon incentives may be announced to support its infrastructure.
EV InfrastructureFAMEII Scheme: FICCI Wants Battery Swapping to Be Incentivized Tooedit
The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) recently said it wants battery swapping to also be eligible for FAME II incentives. A PTI report stated that the industry chamber said this model of charging electric vehicles batteries under the purview of the second phase of the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME) scheme will help speed up the adoption of electric mobility in India.
battery technologyFAME IIElectric mobility is Indias big opportunityedit
Fiscal incentives to promote Electric Vehicles, in the form of FAME (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles), were launched in 2015 for a period of two years. These were later extended up to March, 2019. With its outlay of Rs 450 crore during the last four years, FAME I helped about 2.63 lakh electric/hybrid vehicles, including 1.4 lakh two-wheelers (E-2W) and 1.01 lakh four-wheelers (E-4W). These are already on the road all over the country.
electric mobilityFAME IIEcosystem for migration to EVs not ready, say twowheeler companiesedit
According to the industry players, EV migration needs proper planning to ensure ecosystem readiness. Echoing views of industry leaders who have called for a calibrated approach towards electric mobility, N Chandrasekaran, chairman, Tata Sons said that migration to EVs needs to be planned to ensure entire ecosystem is ready through a multiyear road map.
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We need to focus on human-only skills to beat machinesedit
Over 54 percent of India’s employees in 12 sectors need reskilling. A recent global study from Gallup and Northeastern University that gauged perceptions of the impact of AI on jobs found poor confidence in higher education to prepare for current or future workforce. Most adults in the US, UK and Canada are critical of current education as the first source for new age skills.
Future of JobsReskillingSerious upskilling can make India a talent powerhouseedit
A report by NASSCOM stated that nearly 40 percent of the estimated four million workforce in India will need re-skilling over the next five years to keep up with disruptive technologies like Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cloud Computing, Big Data, analytics and Internet of Things that are pervading nearly every major industry, bringing a threat to human capital.
Future of WorkUpskillingIndustry 4.0: Future of workforce and rise of HumBots at workplaceedit
Growing importance of Artificial Intelligence, cognitive technologies, and Blockchain in organizations Our world today is being driven by few key foundational forces like digital, social, mobile, cloud and analytics. Many companies competing in markets that are being turned upside down by technology innovation.
Future of Workfuture workplaceEmerging tech could reshape future of work with humanmachine partnerships: Dell reportedit
By Nandita Mathur
Fluency in artificial intelligence (AI) is the third shift. According to the report, Human Capabilities will not be replaced by AI, it will rather complement and augment human capabilities. A deep understanding of AI and human and machine systems will unlock human potential and set workers apart.
AIFuture of JobsFuture of WorkLove it or hate it, AI is here to change youedit
There is no doubt that we are witnessing, what is often called the 4th revolution (Agriculture, Industrialization and Internet being the first 3). Not just AI, but the layperson is bombarded with terms like Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Blockchains, Data Science, Internet of Things etc.
AIFuture of WorkHRAI will have bias but it’ll be easier to root out than human biasedit
By Sohini Sen
Successful adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) at the workplace ultimately depends on employees accepting and embracing their changing role in the future of work, says a recent white paper by global training and development organization Dale Carnegie, Beyond Technology: Preparing People for Success in the Era of AI. The paper was based on responses from over 3,500 employees.
AIFuture of Workfuture workplace64% directors are worried about the impact of AI on their organisationsedit
Leaders should focus on building trust, providing transparency and building confidence in their workforce to be able to evolve along with the changing way of work. Trust and transparency will go a long way towards bringing in more people into decision making processes and helping employees approach AI with a positive attitude, Pallavi Jha, chairperson and managing director, Dale Carnegie of India, said.
AIFuture of WorkworkforceAuto Industry Must Mobilise Youth for Future Ready Workforce: Union Ministeredit
Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Minister Mahendra Nath Pandey said the automotive industry contributes 7.5 per cent to the countrys GDP which will boost the Indian economy.
Automotive Sectorfuture ready workforceWith advanced analytics HR can become more proactive than reactive: summitedit
Several leaders from the corporate world gathered on Saturday for a summit near here and discussed how with advanced analytics there is an opportunity for the field of HR to be more proactive than being just reactive. (Artificial Intelligence)
Analyticshuman resourceStudy: Women Outscore Men in Most Leadership Skillsedit
According to the latest analysis of thousands of 360-degree-reviews of people in corporate leadership positions by Jack Zenger and Joseph Folkman — of Zenger/Folkman, a leadership development consultancy– has found that women in leadership positions are perceived as equally — if not more — competent as their male counterparts. The reviews, which combined employee ratings of leaders’ effectiveness along with leaders’ self-assessments found women outscored men on the vast majority of specific leadership competencies, to a statistically significant degree. Previous analysis by Zenger/Folkman in 2012 also found the same results.
Future of WorkIs India running out of time to cash in on its booming young workforceedit
With those risks looming, India isn’t doing enough to revamp its education system to prepare the youth for better-paying, high-skilled jobs, going by a recent World Bank report. The world’s sixth-biggest economy, and until recently the fastest-growing major one, is ranked 115 out of 157 countries in the Human Capital Index, which measures the investment in education and health care for young people.
human resourceworkforceWhen your coworker is an AI driven robotedit
By Swetha Taneja
Those who work with bots and artificial intelligence say automation isn’t a threat but instead augment human capabilities to make people more innovative and productive With the advent of technology, one thing is certain: all repetitive, heavily process-oriented tasks will become irrelevant for people, who will be replaced by machines
AIAutomationFuture of Workhuman resourceRoboticsIT majors increasing focus on reskilling employeesedit
This is despite that demand for a skilled workforce is only 10 percent of the total workforce required, he said. Shah explained that as companies take on more digital transformation projects, jobs that require knowledge of emerging technology skills such as IoT, automation and machine learning are on the rise.
AutomationDigital TransformationIoTMachine LearningReskillingworkforceAre engineers more employable nowedit
By Rajlakshmi Gosh
The recent market demand for emerging technologies (such as AI, IoT, Blockchain, Robotics, Data Sciences, Cyber Security, etc), live project based summer internships and an optimistic IT and electronics market are fueling the growth of employability opportunities.
AICyberSecurityData ScienceemployabilityEngineersIoTRoboticsWhat Every Founder Needs To Know About Reskillingedit
For the traditionalists, this is known as retraining. But youll also hear upskilling, newskilling and my preferred term, reskilling. As a founder myself, I believe starting your business with a plan to reskill workers at each stage of the company will not only keep your organization competitive, but it will also make your company a destination to work especially for those seeking career growth.
Future of WorkReskillingUpskillingThink future, think AIedit
The key to successful digital transformation is in preparation. We need to invest heavily in reskilling our employees in nextgeneration technologies such as blockchain, cyber security, AI and machine learning, robotics and automation
AUAutomationBlockchainCyberSecurityMachine LearningReskillingThe Impact On Jobs And Skills Required In An Increasingly Automated Worldedit
Less educated workers which describes many of the workers relying on shopfloor manufacturing work are most at risk of being impacted by automation: individuals whose level of education does not exceed a high school diploma, are four times as likely to be in a highly automatable role, while more and more roles in manufacturing will require a higher level of education.
AutomationEducationFuture of Jobs5 Skills which make a Talent Industry Readyedit
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Indian engineers lack skills employers are generally looking for Employers need effective communication skills to work in teams in the corporate setting Mr. Arman Ahmed, CoFounder & CEO, EdYoda.
EngineersFuture of WorkSkill and talent developmentSoftware Robots to Automate Workforceedit
By Poulami Chakraborty
Whats more, the ROI on automation is exponentially higher and quicker to achieve. Many customers have reported breakeven times within six months of deployment. High level of software automation along with a rise in the Internet of Things is further creating a favorable market for RPA. Therefore, the opportunity is huge in this space.
AutomationIoTRPAworkforceReskill to survive: Tech firms retrain staff on war footingedit
By Ricca Bhattcharya and Prachi Verma
Industry body Nasscom said in a recent report that about 40% of Indias total IT workforce has to be reskilled over the next five years to cope with emerging trends like AI, IoT, machine learning and blockchain.
AIBlockchainIoTMachine LearningReskillingworkforceDemand for Machine Learning & AI professionals rising in India; heres how you can fill the gapedit
Artificial Intelligence has been around for a while and ranks quite high on the technology charts. Being one of the most loved technologies, AI has been finding a place in every industry possible and is a favourite among the most enterprising minds across the world. Validly so, the innovation is brilliant and demands blend of computer science with cognitive psychology and engineering.
AIBridging Skill GapEngineeringMachine Learning1 in 5 female engineering students may make it to a top-tier global tech careeredit
As per the data in the report 50% of applicants are from cities, 28% from towns, and 22% from villages and 33% of applicants are first generation graduates in their families. 47% of applicants are motivated self-learners, but lack awareness of global tech trends
engineering sectorjob trendsWomen more competent now, but less ambitious and decisive: Studyedit
Women are no longer regarded less competent than men on average but are still seen as less ambitious and decisive — a disadvantage in the leadership role, finds a study. Women’s perceived competence has increased relative to men’s, consistent with their growing participation in the labour force and education, says a new Northwestern University analysis that spanned through seven decades (1946-2018).
Future of WorkUpskilling employees: What should be the focus in digital eraedit
Value creation or employee engagement what should be the focus of L&D in the digital era. The next important step is to have a dialogue with the business to identify the skills required in the teams to achieve the business metrics targeted.
Future of WorkUpskillingTransforming the future workforce with rising technologyedit
An enormous debate has triggered in the last few years on whether or not Artificial Intelligence and Robots will take up human occupations going forward, but these are just cognitive innovations and only a single part of a gigantic transformation that is in progress.
AIFuture of WorkrobotsworkforceTalent Crunch In EV Sectoredit
“EV development is at a nascent stage in India, almost every organisation will face a challenge in terms of EV talent acquisition and development,” said CV Raman, senior executive director, engineering, Maruti Suzuki India. Maruti Suzuki along with other major auto players including Tata Motors, Kinetic Motors, Audi, MG Motors, Volvo and Nissan are gearing up to launch their own EVs over the next two years, as reported by ET earlier.
Electric VehiclesFuture of JobsTalent DearthIs India ready to face the employability challengeedit
With the increased use of disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), there is a need for businesses to realign their approach to optimise output.
AIemployabilityMachine LearningA Dale Carnegie study shows what people think of bots doing appraisalsedit
By Anjali Venugopalan
Two in three people would not be comfortable being appraised by AI (artificial intelligence) instead of a human if they didnt know the criteria for appraisal, according to a new study by softskill training firm Dale Carnegie.
AIhuman resource management10 Jobs That Will Be Soon Lost To AIedit
By Ram Sagar
Its time we have a regulatory framework for Artificial Intelligence. Its time we have a regulatory framework for Artificial Intelligence10 Online Apps In Market Today That Best Showcase The Power Of Artificial Intelligence
AIFuture of JobsUpskilling is key to meeting demand for analytics talentedit
An exhaustive NasscomZinnov report released last year flags a huge talent demand-supply gap in the artificial intelligence (AI) and big data analytics (BDA) family of jobs. By 2021, the total AI and BDA job openings in India is estimated to go up by 2,30,000.
AIAnalyticsBig DataUpskilling25% Indians had a tough time finding their first job: Surveyedit
Respondents were also asked if they believed their education had prepared them for the working world. The vast majority of workers believed their university education prepared them well enough for the working world, with only one quarter of respondents saying they were not prepared at all.
EducationFuture of JobsImplementation of technology bringing massive talent shortage in automotive industry: Surveyedit
This is because its so rapidly changing, says MSI president Eric Egnet. Technologies like autonomous robots, the Internet of things, artificial intelligence, and Blockchain are creating whole new possibilities to dramatically optimize the lifecycle, from production to sale.
AIAutomotive SectorBlockchainIoTTalent DearthWhy everyone should learn to code, and start in school itselfedit
The Future of Jobs Report by the World Economic Forum predicts that 65% of children entering primary school today will ultimately end up working in completely new job types that dont yet exist and a majority of these will require algorithmic thinking and programming skills. In the US, Europe, observers say that the talk is that everybody should learn to code.
Future of Jobsskill development program5X Increase in Renewable Jobs in 5 Years Skills Council Reportedit
Indias renewable energy workforce has grown fivefold in the past five years. In 2019, nearly 100,000 workers are employed in the solar and wind industry, up from 19,800 workers in 2014. Of these, 12,400 new workers were employed in FY19 and 30,000 new workers were employed in FY18 by utilityscale solar, rooftop solar, and wind energy projects.
Job OpportunitiesRenewable EnergyNeed for 2.7mn digitally skilled people by 2023edit
Within its digital talent base, India has around 2,60,000 people in cloud computing, 1.85,000 in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data analytics, 1,85,000 in social media and mobile platforms and almost 1,70,000 in Internet of Things (IoT), the industry body said. Nasscom also aims to move from a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) approach to STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) as liberal arts emerge an integral part of understanding emerging tech.
AIBig DataFuture of JobsIoTskilled workersSTEAMSTEMAI will replace low level healthcare roles: Rituparna Chakraborty, ISFedit
By Rashmi Mabiyan
In a recent report released by Indian Staffing Federation showed that India emerged as the fifthlargest market worldwide in flexistaffing in 2018 and the country would have 6.1 million flexiworkforce by 2021.
AIFuture of WorkHealthcareworkforce80% firms in India facing leadership talent shortage: Surveyedit
The survey was conducted across industries including Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), telecom, commodities, trading, education, retail, media and entertainment, among others.
AIEducationMachine LearningTalent DearthTelecomKey skills to create the HR Tech edgeedit
Digital is redefining the world of work, and the key talent driver i.e. the HR function too, is fast transforming. The growth of the HR technology market is indicative of techleading times to come, with people processes vying for efficiency and effectiveness. In the United States alone, there are more than 12 million employers spending over $5 Tn on payroll, benefits, and other employee programs (2019)*.
employabilityhuman resourceHBR Ascend Youth Skills Survey 2019 reveals millennials value knowledge over credentialsedit
Leading up to the World Youth Skills Day, HBR Ascend, a mobilefirst learning platform for graduating students and early career professionals from Harvard Business Review, released its 2019 edition of its annual HBR Ascend Youth Skills Survey providing valuable insights about the new perspectives, attitudes, and opinions of millennials around work, workplace, success, and skilling.
skillsWorkplaceTechnology enabling HRM transformationedit
High competitiveness has made it imperative to be nimble, predict and capture every opportunity and remove all inefficiencies in processes and systems. Rapid proliferation of digital – new user experiences and interfaces, social media, mobility, analytics and cloud computing, extended possibilities like augmented and virtual reality, internet of things and artificial intelligence, access to information and even instantaneous sentiment analysis are helping this agenda.
AIAnalyticsFuture of WorkHRIoTVirtual and augmented realityOffice politics and changing job roles are hurting employees the most, says a surveyedit
With automation taking over a lot of tasks, it is safe to say that it has significantly contributed to the lack in performance due to transition of job roles. Nearly 65% Indians feel that robots can perform their day to day tasks.
AutomationFuture of JobsHBR Ascend Youth Skills Survey 2019 reveals millennials value knowledge over credentialsedit
There are several existing notions around millennials and their approach towards work. The HBR Ascend Youth Skills Survey clearly reveals that millennials understand the impact of technology and automation on the future of work and highly value knowledge over current credentials.
AutomationskillsTech companies go for edtech tieups to get that ready workforceedit
Partnerships with edtech firms help students hone their skills and become relevant to the ecosystem. Our campus recruits are taken through courses on machine learning, IoT, cloud security etc., said Chaitanya Sreenivas, HR head, IBM India.
Cloud TechnologyEdTechhuman resourceIoTMachine LearningWorkforce ManagementEV courses, fresh tieups to power Skill India engineedit
By Saubhadra Chatterji
The recent Economic Survey, too, pitched for making India an electric vehicles hub and boost employment in the automobile sector. According to the Survey, Indias market share in electric cars is just 0.06% while China has 2% share of the global share.
AutomobileElectric VehiclesFuture of JobsJob OpportunitiesUp-skillingHow Artificial Intelligence is solving different business problemsedit
Tech Mahindra has implemented an AI-based facial recognition to register the attendance of employees, thereby reducing the work load of an HR associate Various businesses and companies are employing AI to handle business problems differently Various businesses and companies are employing AI to handle business problems differently As soon as the words “AI” and “music” are used in the same sentence, one comes across skepticism.
AIFuture of Workhuman resourceGrowth Of Industrial Automation In Manufacturing Is Propelling Economy And Employabilityedit
The size of the industrial automation industry in India is estimated to be $2 billion while its growth rate is approximately 11.6%. At its estimated rate of growth which itself is expected to increase after 2023 the size of the industrial automation industry in India will grow to almost $7 billion by 2030.
employabilityIndustrial automationA mixed cloth bagedit
In a bid to utilise India’s demographic dividend, the government will focus on imparting new-age skills to the youth in areas like artificial intelligence, internet of things, big data, 3D printing, virtual reality and robotics. “These skills will prepare our youth to take up jobs overseas,” Sitharaman said after the budget.
3D printingAIBig DataIoTRoboticsUpskillingvirtual realityHow youth can find better jobsedit
Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and other emerging technologies are ruling the entire industry and would continue to dominate the future work environment as well, creating a desperate need to upgrade the technical skills of employees. They would master the art of creative thinking, logical reasoning and problem solving by honing such skills which are the crucial demands of the futures market.
Artificial IntelligenceFuture of JobsRoboticsNew design thinking and reskilling for a future ready manufacturing sectoredit
The 4th Industrial Revolution has arrived, ushering in unprecedented change and significant opportunities. The digital technologies on which it is based are increasingly faster, cheaper and more affordable, driving tangible results. AI, machine learning (ML), generative design and Big Data are accelerating sector growth, while 3D printing is upending the manufacturing sector. (reskilling)
3D printingAIDesign ThinkingMachine LearningReskillingIndia Set To Become Analytics Talent Hubedit
Increasing thrust on digitalisation and high proliferation of connected devices, is going to create huge volumes of data in the coming years. This is the single largest factor that is going to make the role of big data and analytics crucial and the demand for professionals trained in such skills will only keep growing.
AnalyticsBig DataSkill and talent developmentCorrect Workforce Management Can Cut Costs: Studyedit
Over 90 per cent companies in India believe that accurate workforce management which includes, among other things, introducing flexible working hours can enhance productivity and compliance and reduce costs by at least five to 15 per cent, says a study.
Workforce ManagementThe role of AI in talent managementedit
One has to understand that AI is not set to put HR executives out of work, rather it is set to transform HR departments across organizations. Therefore, it is not surprising that many see AI as having the potential to transform and alter key HR functions, such as recruiting, performance evaluation and capability development.
AIFuture of Workhuman resourceNew design thinking and reskilling for a future-ready manufacturing sectoredit
Automated generative design software enables designers to very quickly look at several design permutations of a part, generated from data parameters such as material choice, production methods, and cost constraints. According to Autodesk, the AI system applies generative design principles to generate high-performing design alternatives from a single design.
AIDesign ThinkingReskillingCorrect workforce management can cut costs by 515%: Studyedit
Over 90 per cent companies in India believe that accurate workforce management which includes, among other things, introducing flexible working hours can enhance productivity and compliance and reduce costs by at least five to 15 per cent, says a study. (Future of Work)
Future of WorkWorkforce ManagementBudget 2019: Digital India to see 360degree facelift as government envisions an advanced Indiaedit
By Shubham Verma
It is marginally extra from last years Rs 3,353 crore. The government is eyeing new technologies this time, particularly Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, and robotics, to take Digital India forward in a country where talent attrition is a big challenge.
Artificial IntelligenceDigital IndiaFuture of JobsIoTRoboticsAI to create 28 lakh jobs in rural India over next 10 yearsedit
Emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) will make a significant contribution to the Indian governments aim of becoming a $5 trillion economy by 2024. AI technology is expected to lead the fourth industrial revolution. A recent study suggests that Indian students pursuing skills in advanced technologies such as robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), and internet of things (IoT) have a bright future.
AIIndustrial Revolution 4.0IoTJob OpportunitiesRoboticsRural DevelopmentNew plan to create skill sets for jobs abroadedit
To prepare youth to take up jobs overseas, the government will increase the focus on skill sets, including language training, that are needed abroad. It will also lay focus on newage skills like artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things, big data, 3D printing, virtual reality and robotics, which are valued highly both within and outside the country, and offer a much higher remuneration.
3D printingAIBig DataIoTRoboticsSkill Developmentvirtual realityBudget 2019: Govt announces increase in allocation to Ministry of Skill Developmentedit
The government is looking to formulate a National Policy for Reskilling and Upskilling for creating industry responsive workforce. According to the ministry data, the allocation to the department was Rs 3,400 crore (budget estimate) in 201819.
ReskillingSkill DevelopmentUpskillingworkforceEdging past skill gapedit
In an age of changing work profiles and skill requisites, aspirants must constantly keep learning and pursue their passions to stay ahead of the competition, writes Irwin Anand, managing director, Udemy India
Bridging Skill GapGovt to focus on artificial intelligence & robotics to provide highpaying jobsedit
The government will focus on imparting newage skills in areas like artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, big data, 3D printing, virtual reality and robotics to equip youth to take up high paying jobs, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Friday.
AIJob OpportunitiesRoboticsAge of AI-based recruitmentedit
“The recruitment industry is going through a metamorphosis today by adopting automated tests, artificial intelligence-based assessment, video CVs, psychometric evaluation, among others. These tools help organisations deal with a large pool of applications much more efficiently when compared to the tasks being done solely by humans,” says Chockalingam Valliappa, vice chairman, Sona College of Technology and founder of HireMee, an AI-proctored online assessment platform for jobs.
AIFuture of WorkHiringIoT, AI to Create 2.8 Million Jobs in India in 10 Years: BIF Reportedit
Out of the 28 lakh jobs, at least 21 lakh jobs will be created for the agriculture sector and the other 7 lakh jobs in the rural healthcare sector, said the study done by BIF in consultation with the Electronics Skill Council of India, the Agriculture Skill Council and the Healthcare Sector Skill Council. “
AIFuture of JobsIoTJobs in IT sector: 2.5 lakh new vacancies coming soon, says govtedit
About 2.5 lakh new jobs will be created in IT sector through comprehensive skill development programmes in the coming months, Union Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Minister Mahendra Nath Pandey said Tuesday.
Future of JobsIT SectorJob OpportunitiesNIIT announces ‘Future Ready Talent’ – an initiative to skill today’s youth for Jobs of the Futureedit
NIIT Limited, a global leader in skills and talent development, announced ‘Future Ready Talent’ an initiative to encourage aspiring professionals to enhance their knowledge through future ready programs, together with their regular academic curriculum.
Future of WorkSkill DevelopmentIndia’s workforce has fewer women than it did six years agoedit
India’s workforce has fewer women than it did six years ago: no more than 18% in rural areas are employed, compared to 25% in 2011-’12 and 14% in urban areas from 15% in 2011-’12. However, in urban areas, the percentage of women in salaried jobs has increased from 35.6% in 2004 to 52.1% in 2017, but continue to be under-represented compared to their presence in self-employed or casual work, according to an analysis of latest government employment data by researchers at the Azim Premji University.
Rural DevelopmentworkforceIoT, AI to create 28 lakh jobs in rural India over decade: BIFedit
Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) based applications will create over 28 lakh jobs in rural India over a period of 8 to 10 years with an annual value of Rs 60,000 crore, a study by Broadband India Forum (BIF) has shown.
AIFuture of JobsIoT80% Indian employees believe introducing ‘flexible working’ will reduce commuting hours and stressedit
It seems the concept of working 9 to 5 in an office no longer seems as productive as used to before. And a global workplace survey conducted by International Workplace Group (IWG), a serviced-offer company, brings to light many startling facts including the benefits of ‘flexible working’. What’s interesting is 80 per cent of Indian workers believe introducing ‘flexible working’ will reduce commuting hours and stress.
flexible workFuture of WorkUnemployment rate rises to 33-month high of 7.8% in June, says CMIEedit
Unemployment rate rose to a 33-month high in the month of June 2019 and employment rate fell to its lowest mark since January 2016, according to a report by Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE). The report showed that the employment rate slumped to 39.42 per cent, whereas unemployment rate in June 2019 climbed to 7.91 per cent. The former is too low and the latter is too high, the Mumbai-based think tank said in its report.
employmentA look into the future of IT careersedit
With the constant volatility the IT industry has been experiencing, one might expect it to be difficult to gauge just what this landscape is going to look like 5 years into the future. While certain signature perpetrators such as AI, data science, cloud computing are often thrown into the fray, tech leaders shared some surprisingly acute insights into what this world of technology will look like in the near future. Here are 4 fresh observations being made about the future of IT.
AICloud ComputingData ScienceFuture of JobsRobots are on their way to taking 20 million manufacturing jobsedit
By 2030, robots will displace 20 million manufacturing jobs worldwide. The 20 million number – which represents 8.5% of the global manufacturing workforce comes out of a new report from economic forecast company Oxford Economics (OE). It is also found that on average, every newly installed robot displaces 1.6 manufacturing workers.
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Young professionals lack the required soft skills to do their jobs well. This statement was a hypothesis we had been dabbling with for a long time, until we read researches to make our assumptions stronger. We launched HBR Ascend a little over two years ago and what we have learnt on this journey has been phenomenal. Hard skills will always be relevant but employers are now looking at soft skills as differentiators to hire the best candidates. Skills such as emotional intelligence, creativity, and people skills go a long way in the making of a successful professional, especially in the age of flex, robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and a world where change is the new normal.
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Taking inputs from humans, Artificial Intelligence (AI) equipped bots are becoming smarter day by day. They are already playing a significant role in numerous industries and are making humans work simpler, easier and faster. At The 5th BW BusinessWorld Digital India Summit & Awards, a presentation on ‘Future of Workforce: Digital Workers’, was delivered by Rohit Kumar, Regional Head- Public Sector, Automation Anywhere. While delivering the presentation Rohit said, “India is already the outsourcing hub of the world and is also on the verge of becoming the next automation hub of the world”.
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Union Minister of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Mahendra Nath Pandey Tuesday claimed said “in coming months” about 250,000 new jobs will be created in the information technology sector through the “comprehensive skill Development programme”.
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Implementing effective reskilling programmes: The government should augment the existing skill development programmes and incentivise existing enterprises to provide practical industry experience to candidates, thereby making them job ready and easily employable.
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In particular, Chatbots and voicebots are taking over the voice based support jobs rapidly. Data entry jobs too are being taken over by the rapid growth of process automation software that can read all kinds of writing.
AutomationChatbotsskillsUpskillHiring Using HR Technology Increases ROI By 66%: TimesJobsedit
The TimeJobs survey also asked about the technologies that would drive the HR function. The findings state that Data Analytics (42 percent) and Artificial Intelligence (36 percent) are the top two technologies which will impact HR processes most.
AIData AnalyticsHRhuman resourceTapping into the gig economyedit
Recently, the Bengaluru-based company raised a funding of $650,000 from over 50 investors, including Paytm, 500 Startups, AngelList India, Stanford Angels, and SucSeed Venture Partners, alongside marquee angels like Vokal founder Aprameya Radhakrishna, Freecharge founder Kunal Shah, former Flipkart executive Mekin Maheshwari, and Slideshare founder Amit Ranjan.
Future of WorkGig EconomyBlue collar jobs in telecom space will drop with evolving technologies: TSSC CEOedit
He further said that tariff war doesn’t seem to be easing in the telecom sector and companies will look at selling products around big data analytics, blockchain technology, artificial intelligence which will boost demand for knowledge worker. “Employment from tier 2 and 3 colleges will be higher as demand for workers in mid level of telecom companies will be more. Employment from school level education will taper down,” Kochhar said.
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Due to the prevalence of new technologies like robotics process automation (RPA), artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), the need for roles like data entry operators and data verification personnel, among others, are becoming increasingly redundant, said banking experts.
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The shift towards digitisation has also led to the growing importance of digital officerBanks have seen a rise in employee count as profiles evolve and business scales up even as automation leads to various job profiles becoming redundant. (Artificial Intelligence)
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The rise of integrated learning solutionsedit
Education sector too seems to be in line for a revamp. In the recently concluded budget, the government announced a string of measures to benefit the 25+ Cr student population of this country. The traditional ‘Chalk & Talk’ model is passé. Evolution of teaching methodologies has given rise to an integrated approach towards optimized learning.
EducationIntegrated Learning5 ways in which gamification can up-skill studentsedit
What makes gamification so effective is that students learn by playing games which keeps them engaged, having fun yet all the while they’re mastering new topics. So unlike reading from boring textbooks, gamification is an exciting way to make learning happen.
EducationFuture of EducationModernise higher education: Expertsedit
Higher education is the backbone of development and the basis of higher education has to be improved for India and Telangana to grow in the right direction. Focus on information technology alone will not help
EducationHigher EducationStriving to improve quality of engineering education in India, says AICTE chairmanedit
For the next two years, no new engineering or pharmacy college will be added, All India Council for Technical Education chairman Anil D. Sahasrabudhe said here on Sunday.
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Like any developing technology, there has always remained an atmosphere of intrigue encircling the idea of Artificial Intelligence (AI), as well as its applicability in various industries. The discovery of AI has been discussed over the years. Some see this technology as the beginning step towards a life where human professions are no longer needed
AIEducationAICTE Data Shows Engineering Placements At Seven-Year-High; Over 50 Per Cent Graduates Receive Job Offersedit
Recently compiled data by the All India Council for Technical Education shows that engineering placements have reached a seven-year high, reports The New Indian Express. According to the figures, 25 per cent of all students admitted to undergraduate and postgraduate engineering programmes were placed in 2018-19. The number jumps to 52 per cent when only those who successfully completed their courses were counted. The figures cover data from courses in 3,311 engineering, architecture and design colleges
aicteengineering educationMinistry of Human Resource Department keen on exploring partnership opportunities with edtech companies to train Indias education institutionsedit
The edtech startups and companies will present how their solutions will impact education outcomes, cognitive skill development, and aptitude building to the Expert Committee at the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) headquarters on August 7, 2019.
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Smart technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation can cause great harm to people if students are not taught in the classroom how to critically engage with those technologies, says an academic.
AIEducationSmart TechnologyWhy everyone should learn to code, and start in school itselfedit
The Future of Jobs Report by the World Economic Forum predicts that 65% of children entering primary school today will ultimately end up working in completely new job types that dont yet exist. A majority of the jobs are soon going to be something that requires algorithmic thinking and programming skills.
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HRD Minister launches UGC scheme Paramarsh: Higher education has been in the priority list of the government and there has been efforts in this field to improve the standard of higher education. However, many of the higher education institutions have not been able to meet the standard of the education which gets assessed by the National Assessment Accreditation Council (NAAC).
AccreditationHigher EducationAICTE chairman stresses on Industry Academia partnership: Heres howedit
It is the responsibility of the industries to associate themselves with academic institutes throughout the year to enhance employability and teachers should be well equipped for the holistic development of the students, AICTE Chairman Anil Dattatraya Sahasrabudhe said on Friday.
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With unemployabilty of engineers at a high, the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) under the human resource development ministry has crafted a blue print to make engineering colleges and universities offer customized, localized engineering education to serve the needs of local industries.
aicteengineering educationhuman resourceAICTE Launches Online Course To Impart Professional Skills To Students And Boost Employabilityedit
With the AICTE putting the emphasis on overall social and communication skills for engineering students, the body has partnered with TCS iON to offer an online course to acquire basic professional skills, reports The Times of India.
aicteEducationemployabilityUpskillngHow AI Will Transform Higher Educationedit
Most higher education institutions havent changed for over 200 years. Today, universities have been reduced to expensive diploma offering factories with flickering relevance. Apart from signaling some level of competence, they arent doing much for graduates.
AIHigher EducationAICTE Not To Allow Low Employment Potential Disciplines From 2020-21edit
In his written response, Nishank said the AICTE will not allow new conventional disciplines with low employment potential from the academic year 202021 and will allow only new and emerging fields like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), Blockchain, Robotics, Quantum Computing, Data Sciences, Cyber Security, and 3D Printing and Design.
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The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) will not allow new conventional disciplines with low employment potential from the academic year 2020-21 and will permit only emerging fields such as Artificial Intelligence and Block chain, Lok Sabha was informed on Monday
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India is slowly becoming a superpower in computers. According to a 2019 ranking, India is ranked 17th globally when it comes to applications and developments in supercomputers. India is definitely progressing towards being one of the biggest players in the field and this month, 10 institutes from Gujarat announced that they are planning to equip themselves with 10 more supercomputers this year.
Higher EducationUpskillingTCS iON, AICTE collaborate to equip students with career skillsedit
Students of more than 10,000 AICTE approved institutions will receive free access to TCS course that will help them up their employability quotientTCS iON, a strategic unit of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has announced a collaboration with the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), a nationallevel apex advisory and regulatory body for technical education, to provide students with a custom curated digital learning course to equip them with career skills
aicteEducationUpskillingMultiple agencies to boost edu accreditationsedit
With just 20% of higher education institutions and programmes on engineering, management, pharmacy and architecture in India accredited, the ministry of human resource development is moving to bring in multiple agencies for giving a boost to the accreditation process.
AccreditationHigher EducationHRD ministry launches Study in India programme to attract students for higher education in Indiaedit
To attract foreign students to higher education in India, the Ministry of Human Resource Development has launched a programme called Study in India. Union Minister for Human Resource Development Dr Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank in a written reply in Rajya Sabha on Thursday said that the programme is under implementation.
Higher Educationhuman resourceIndia Lags Peers in Tech Skillsedit
India lags global counterparts in technology skillsets in sectors as varied as telecom, healthcare, manufacturing and automotive, according to a report by Silicon Valley-based e-learning firm Coursera. Insurance, healthcare and telecom also lag in skillsets across domains, including business and technology, and data science, insights from the ‘Global Skills Index: 2019’ report showed.
SkillingUp-skillingFuture Ready Education For Aeronautic Engineers Of Tomorrowedit
Today, over and above UG and PG courses, the college also offers scope for research through the Ph. D programme in aeronautical engineering. Majority of students are placed at NASA, ISRO, DRDO, NAL, HAL, ADA, IAF and other prestigious private companies like Infosys, Quest Global, Satyam Mahindra, InfoTech etc. Few ME aeronautical engineering students have also been directly recruited by NASA.
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Therefore, a National Education Policy to bring Indias higher education system on par with global standards will be a big leap towards bolstering the elearning market. He added, On the back of these emerging technologies such as AI & ML will help in spreading education through EdTech platform across the country
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He was addressing a National Workshop on Accreditation, Quality Improvement and Ranking in Higher Education Roadmap Ahead, organised jointly by the Telangana State Council of Higher Education and others.
Higher EducationNITI AayogGovernments Farreaching Reforms to Improve Quality and Access to Educationedit
In a bid to provide quality education to all, the Government of India has launched several initiatives in last few years. These initiatives are related to technological advancements, improved curriculum, better infrastructure, teachers training and others.
Education PolicyNIIT launches Future Ready Talent an Initiative to skill the youth for the jobs of the futureedit
NIIT Limited, a global leader in Skills and Talent Development, announced Future Ready Talent an initiative to encourage youth to enhance their knowledge through future ready programs, together with their regular academic curriculum. (Future of Jobs)
Future of JobsHigher EducationSkill and talent developmentWhile Many Want Stronger Affirmative Action, the Education Policy Threatens to Dissolve Itedit
The Milans are beneficiaries of the 2009 Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Acts mandate to privately owned schools, to admit students from the Economically Weaker Sections and Disadvantaged Groups of society.
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The world is entering an era of truly transformative change and the engineers play a pivotal role in inventing and developing the advent technologies. With the rapid and all-encompassing technological change, tremendous potential lies ahead of engineers to disrupt the market. Technological advancements have found their way in every industry today. The emerging technologies are affecting our lives in ways that indicate we are at the cusp of Fifth Industrial Revolution. And this revolution will define the ethics and impact of the technology developed in the fourth revolution. Hence, it is crucial for the policy makers and educational institutes to train the youth for Industry 5.0.
Academics-Industry Skill gapBridging Skill GapEmerging TechnologyIndistry 5.0Budget focus on higher educationedit
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stressed the need to strengthen the country’s higher education system so as to attract foreign students to India. At ~94,854 crore, the allocation for the education sector in the Budget is ~1,000 crore more than what was provided for in the interim Budget.
Higher EducationModi governments draft education policy must be scrappededit
In 1993, when I was secretary of the education department in Assam, Narasimha Raos National Policy on Education came up for discussion. Now the Modi government has proposed a draft National Education Policy (NEP).
Education PolicyNew education policy to focus on research; Rs 400 cr allocated for building world-class institutesedit
Setting up of National Research Foundation (NRF), adoption of a New Education Policy and allocation of over Rs 400 crore for building world-class institutes are among the budgetary announcements made for the education sector on Friday. Rs 94,853.64 crore outlay has been earmarked for the education sector in 2019-20 fiscal, an increase of over 13 per cent from the revised estimates of 2018-19.
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To focus on preparing Indian youth to take up jobs overseas, the government is going to focus on high demand new-age skills such as artificial intelligence (AI), internet of things (IoT), big data, 3D printing, virtual reality (VR) and robotics.
3D printingAIIoTRoboticsvirtual realityDisruptive technology: Firms to help students explore, design projectsedit
PALS, an association of professors and alumni of IIT Madras, on Saturday conducted the ninth industry-academia conclave on the theme ‘Future of the world Disruptive Technologies, a Game Changer’. The conclave was aimed at exploring and designing projects using technologies such as robotics process automation, machine learning and artificial intelligence for the betterment of society.
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Today India is focusing on its 2nd Education revolution and trying to bring out real changes across educational disciplines. As the first revolution saw a flood of engineering and management schools in the 1990s and early 2000s, the focus was more on increasing the number of institutions rather than quality and practical knowledge.
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By 2030, every second person in India will be associated with the education sector either as a student or as a worker. By employing around 54-80 million workers, roughly 7-8 per cent of the total workforce, the education sector will emerge as the largest employer in the $10 trillion dollar Indian economy in 2030. To support the world’s third largest economy, India needs quality human resources of diverse character, skills and knowledge. Does India have a plan to meet the huge investment needs required to accomplish the knowledge and livelihood aspirations of its young population? Is there a plan in place to create a quality labour force?
Budget ExpectationsEducationWhat Education Sector Is Expecting From Upcoming Budgetedit
India’s young population provides us a strong demographic dividend. There are 300 million students in India but most of them are deprived of quality education. Despite the sharp increase in the literacy rate and availability of schools (credit goes to Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan), the standards of education have not changed much. The registration rates of the students in our schools have reached a global average. The Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2018, estimates that 97% of the children between the ages of 6-14 were enrolled in school.
Budget ExpectationsEducationThe draft National Education Policy portends deep damageedit
Policy analysis calls for a careful separation of language from legislative intention. And that is exactly where the devil lies in the draft National Education Policy, 2019. Cloaked in a rhetorical smattering of high-sounding claims, the draft NEP reproduces all the structural reforms in higher education that erstwhile governments have tried to bring in and faced enormous amounts of criticism for.
Education PolicyHow Technology is Changing Traditional Education Patternsedit
The Indian educational landscape is fastchanging with technology gripping the nation in an unprecedented fashion, writes Shekhar Bhattacharjee, founder, Great Place To Study.
EducationTechnologyDemystifying the needs of higher education in Indiaedit
Public spending on education There is hardly any disagreement that a thriving education system is vital for the progress of a country and it should get priority while allocating funds.
Higher EducationEngineering Education Industrys Challenges And Prospectsedit
With growing manpower demand and institutions, questions have often been raised on the quality of Engineers and hence that of Engineering education.
engineering educationArtificial intelligence can revolutionise educationedit
On the back of continuous technological advancement, we are witnessing a paradigm shift in the teaching-learning process. The relationship between educators and students is changing, where educators have become more approachable and much better at understanding their students’ perspectives. Technology has made learning more collaborative, as teachers and students are working in tandem to achieve better outcomes
AIEducationTechnology in education enriches learningedit
Seeking to boost the education sector through technology, chief minister Pramod Sawant said that smart classrooms and virtual class studios have been set up at four educational institutes to accomplish this goal.
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AICTE Launches Online Course To Impart Professional Skills To Students And Boost Employabilityedit
With the AICTE putting the emphasis on overall social and communication skills for engineering students, the body has partnered with TCS iON to offer an online course to acquire basic professional skills, reports The Times of India.
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