SENSOR

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Dr i v ing Bus iness perfor ma nce wi th
Intell igent sensor syste ms

25 th - 2 6th Septe mber 2 01 9

Th e Ber keley H otel P r atu n a m, Ba ngko k, Th a i l a n d
 SENSOR TECH
Driving business performance with intelligent sensor systems
25 th - 26 th September 2019 | The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam, Bangkok, Thailand

“Our perspective is that cost of both the sensors and devices is approaching free and the size is
approaching invisible. Our perspective is literally everything will have IOT technology at some point,”
- James Bailey, SMD Accenture Mobility Lead, USA

EVENT OVERVIEW
Sensor technology has set its way to uplift the ability of IoT in today’s Information
Age, championing the emerging scene of Industrial 4.0 into the industries masses. WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
MarketsandMarkets states that the smart sensor market is expected to grow from
This event is targeted but not limited to:
USD 18.58 Billion in 2015 to USD 57.77 Billion by 2022, at a CAGR of 18.1%
between 2016 and 2022. The revolutionising sensor ability will bring infinite • CEO, COO
outbreaks of technological innovations in the future. • Chief of Maintenance
• Chief Engineer
• Chief Analytics Officer
The fast-growing demands of automation and intelligence technology has • Chief Technology Officer
shaped the sensor system to fulfil the gap of growth. Matthias Rebellius, CEO of • Chief Digital Officer
Siemens Building Technologies says, “Enlighted has a strong footprint in • Chief Data Scientist
revolutionizing building intelligence by developing a multi-sensor-based IoT VPs/ Directors / Heads / Managers of:
platform, using the power of data”. Smart sensors give an intelligent aspect to
industries by providing the opportunity to advance through enhancement of • Technology
• Digital Operation
automation levels, minimisation of cost and real time monitoring of operations. • Operation
• Reliability
Sensor technology is no longer an innovation of the future with a long-term road • Remote Service
map. With the emergence the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystems, many industries • Energy
have already been incorporating sensor technology in their daily business From the following industries:
operations. Sensor Tech by Trueventus aims to provide opportunities for
operation enhancements and explore solutions with efficient integration of • Manufacturing
• Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
sensor technology. • Industrial Automation
• Machinery
• Oil & Energy
• Semiconductors
WHY YOU CANNOT MISS THIS EVENT • Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
• Information Technology and Services
• Gaining a comprehensive understanding of sensor technology and of its • E-commerce
global market and applications • Retail
• Evaluating the ability of smart sensor use cases, challenges of adaptation, and • Automotive
• Aviation & Aerospace
finding the correct solutions • Logistics and Supply Chain
• Remarking the unifying strategies by leading organizations in applying sensor • Consumer Electronics
• Consumer Goods
technology with smart machinery and technological advancements
• Observing the in-depth analysis of intelligent sensor’s by ultimately benefiting
enterprises’ gross margin
• Grasping the global impact of intelligent sensors through overall market
outlook and landscape

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Driving business performance with intelligent sensor systems
25 th - 26 th September 2019 | The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam, Bangkok, Thailand

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Driving business performance with intelligent sensor systems
25 th - 26 th September 2019 | The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam, Bangkok, Thailand

FEATURING PRESENTATION AND CASE STUDIES BY DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS

Patrice Pischedda Jonas Jeyaraj Anthony
Asia Managing Director Director of Manufacturing Operations
ACOEM Group, France Panasonic AVC Networks Pte. Ltd., Malaysia

Speaking on: Revamping asset management through smart sensor Speaking on: Charting the arrival of smart sensors ecosystem in
platform for greater business continuity industries

Gopinaath Bakthinathan
Dr. Ghulam Hashmi
HSE Head
Condition Monitoring Expert
Maxis, Malaysia
Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia
Speaking on: Human Safety: Embracing latest monitoring technology
Speaking on: Championing the emergence of sensor technologies
to improve workers safety
and MEMS for industrial purposes

Naoki Shibata Colin Koh

Information Technology Manager IoT Specialist Manager
E & H Precision, Thailand LKH Precicon, Singapore

Speaking on: Real-time machinery status monitoring web Speaking on: Accelerating smart sensor system for operational
application viewable from anywhere at any time with any device efficiencies

Brandon Lee Bruce Bateman

Director of Product Strategy & Commercialisation Group Chief Technology Officer
Intech APAC Pte. Ltd. , Singapore Lite-On, Taiwan
Speaking on: Using digital twin for equipment condition Speaking on: Predicting the Future Wearables: Centralizing effective
simulations to optimize equipment performance technological continuum for human condition monitoring

Shawn Fernando Hari Varrier

Head of Robotics Vice President of IoT and Connectivity
Woodside Energy, Australia Havells, India

Speaking on: Highlighting opportunities for Machine Learning Speaking on: IoT and Smart Home applications
analytics via sensor endpoint

Raymond Liau Saugata Basak

Digital Lead Manager
ABB, Thailand TATA POWER, India

Speaking on: Exploring the role of sensor technology in industrial Speaking on: Exploring sensors in construction industry and
asset performance management and connected _eld services infrastructure health monitoring progress

Dhinakar Ramamurthy Senthil Rajan

Practice Head for Software Testing and IIoT Solution Architect Head IT & Digital Manufacturing
(Industry 4.0). Saint-Gobain SEFPRO, India
Renault Nissan Technology & Business Centre India Pvt Ltd.
Chennai, India Speaking on: Integrating AI system with sensor and wide-ranging
cloud platform in Enterprises
Speaking on: Condition Monitoring through smart sensors

Madan Mohan Chakraborty

Country Head
Iskraemeco, India

Speaking on: New Sensor Paradigm: Employing smart sensor

monitoring using data-driven modelling

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 SENSOR TECH
Driving business performance with intelligent sensor systems
25 th - 26 th September 2019 | The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam, Bangkok, Thailand

Day One: Wednesday, 25 th September 2019

0800 Registration & coffee 1445 Session Six
Real-time machinery status monitoring web application viewable from
0800 Opening chairperson address by Ray Minhas Regional Director, Middle anywhere at any time with any device
East, Africa & South Asia SPX- TCI International, Dubai
• Ensuring the efficiency and accuracy of the source data using intelligent sensor
0900 Session One and cloud technology
Customer CX: Employing smart sensor infrastructure for an efficient • Enabling track and trace transparency for complex manufacturing and
customer service and CX logistics processes is another area of great advancement
• Utilising smart sensor to products that are monitoring, personalisation,
improvement, and features update through IoT platform • Incorporating smart sensor to their smart logic that will reduce the data demand
by providing relevant and accurate information for analytics
• Employing IoT-enabled to easily capture loads of data regarding product
motion, faces, air moisture, temperature, weather for market analytics Naoki Shibata Information Technology Manager
• Allowing businesses to capitalise on data collected by IoT devices to deliver E & H Precision, Thailand
personalized experiences to customers
1530 Afternoon refreshment
0945 Session Two
Accelerating smart sensor system for operational efficiencies 1600 Session Seven
• The brownfield application of IoT being bulk of corporate spending – improve Exploring sensors in construction industry and infrastructure health
productivity and efficiency monitoring progress
• The OEE (Overall Equipment Efficiency) application is the low hanging fruit • Integrating sensor raw data into AI (machine learning and data mining system) to
especially in manufacturing segments establish early warning system for urban infrastructures
• The selection of right smart sensor, connectivity and analytics software is the key • Monitoring online structural health and forecasting infrastructures life span
to ensure quicker ROI and scale up for wider use cases
• Addressing common applications of different sensors in modern construction
Colin Koh IoT Specialist Manager
industry with sample projects
LKH Precicon, Singapore
Saugata Basak Manager
1030 Morning refreshment TATA POWER, India

1100 Session Three 1630 Session Eight

Charting the arrival of smart sensors ecosystem in industries Highlighting opportunities for Machine Learning analytics via sensor
• Segmenting the role of smart sensor fourth industrial revolution, smart endpoint
manufacturing, and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) • Exploring the factors driving the change from traditional manufacturing
• Championing the emergence of smart sensors, increasing productivity and journey to SMART manufacturing journey
massive industrial growth • Road Map: Simplifying the complexity of SMART manufacturing journey
• Discovering the significant step to capture contextual data, delivering more • Incorporating sensor technology as part of cyber physical integration
predictive diagnostics and leveraging data Shawn Fernando Head of Robotics
Jonas Jeyaraj Anthony Director of Manufacturing Operations Woodside Energy, Australia
Panasonic AVC Networks Pte. Ltd, Malaysia
1700 Session Nine
1145 Session Four Integrating AI system with sensor and wide-ranging cloud platform in
Exploring the role of sensor technology in industrial asset performance Enterprises
management and connected field services • Examining the key forces which drive the growing need for AI system with
• Utilising smart sensor to maximise asset utilisation and lifetime, manage sensor and wide-ranging cloud platform in industries
risks for greater profit • Unlocking the highly useful information and so many potential values
• Empowering timely maintenance and upgrades to meet demand and avoid hidden in the huge volume of IoT based sensor data
outages driven by equipment failures • Placing AI technology and sensor to gather, process and storing the data
• Reducing disastrous events while maximise network performance and generated from cloud-based Internet of Things
increase efficiency Senthil Rajan Head IT & Digital Manufacturing
Raymond Liau Digital Lead Saint-Gobain SEFPRO, India
ABB, Thailand

1230 Networking luncheon 1730 End of day one

1400 Session Five

Championing the emergence of sensor technologies and MEMS for
industrial purposes
• How we mitigate queue for office washroom during morning rush-hour
by infrared sensor
• Real-time machinery status monitoring web application viewable from
anywhere at any time with any device
• A challenge to reduce production downtime by analysing machinery
condition data with AI in manufacturing process
Dr. Ghulam Hashmi Condition Monitoring Expert
Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

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 SENSOR TECH
Driving business performance with intelligent sensor systems
25 th - 26 th September 2019 | The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam, Bangkok, Thailand

Day Two: Thursday, 26th September 2019

0830 Registration & coffee 1445 Session Six
Protecting critical infrastructure from drone attacks with a multi-sensor
0900 Session One approach
Transforming Big Data into Actionable Insights • Addressing the security threats and potential damages of drones towards
• Analysing the limitation of model-driven approaches that possess high value infrastructure
disadvantage accounting for noisy data and unincluded data variables • Introducing sensor technology as an electronic fence to protect drones from
• Understanding data-driven is more cost effective compared to model-driven entering critical zones
approach in both operation and management usage • Using radio frequency monitoring and geolocation sensors to detect, track
• Preparing comprehensive model in adapting data-driven approach with and disable drones
helps of Machine Learning (ML) technology and Big Data
1530 Afternoon refreshment
0945 Session Two
Human Safety: Embracing latest monitoring technology to improve
workers safety 1600 Session Seven
• Using gadgets to prevent accidents by monitoring workers fatigue levels and Using digital twin for equipment condition simulations to optimize
sending system alerts as caution equipment performance
• Monitoring operational activities in real-time with heat maps and use of other • Understanding equipment condition simulations to optimize equipment
visualization tools to optimize operational efficiency and improve workers performance.
safety daily • Defining the different states, duration and behaviour within the digital twin
• Identify problematic areas, analysing and reviewing common trend pattern to • Finding the connection between the operating envelope and the
mitigate issues and to forecast future problems
equipment
Gopinaath Bakthinathan HSE Head
Maxis, Malaysia Brandon Lee Director of Product Strategy & Commercialisation
Intech APAC Pte. Ltd. , Singapore
1030 Morning refreshment
1630 Session Eight
1100 Session Three Condition Monitoring through smart sensors
New Sensor Paradigm: Employing smart sensor monitoring using • Analysing the limitation of model-driven approaches that possess disadvantage
data-driven modelling accounting for noisy data and unincluded data variables
• Analysing the limitation of model-driven approaches that possess • Understanding data-driven is more cost effective compared to model-driven
approach
disadvantage accounting for noisy data and unincluded data variables
• Preparing comprehensive model in adapting data-driven approach with
• Understanding data-driven is more cost effective compared to model-driven helps of Machine Learning (ML) technology and Big Data
approach
Dhinakar Ramamurthy Practice Head for Software Testing and IIoT
• Preparing comprehensive model in adapting data-driven approach Solution Architect (Industry 4.0).
with helps of Machine Learning (ML) technology and Big Data Renault Nissan Technology & Business Centre India Pvt Ltd.
Madan Mohan Chakraborty Country Head Chennai, India
Iskraemeco, India
1700 Session Nine
Predicting the Future Wearables: Centralizing effective technological
1145 Session Four
continuum for human condition monitoring
Revamping asset management through smart sensor platform for
greater business continuity • 2025 where is the market? – which part of the body?
• Utilising smart sensor to maximise asset utilisation and lifetime, manage risks • New sensors will be hidden or embedded?
for greater profit • By 2025 will we understand the brain? Will we have nano bots?
• Empowering timely maintenance and upgrades to meet demand and avoid • What is the economic and social impacts of a highly monitored society?
outages driven by equipment failures Bruce Bateman Group Chief Technology Officer
• Reducing disastrous events while maximise network performance and Lite-On, Taiwan
increase efficiency
Patrice Pischedda Asia Managing Director 1730 End of conference
ACOEM Group, France

1230 Networking luncheon

1400 Session Five

IoT and Smart Home applications
• Role of sensors to gather target data from Home devices
• How to improve the value from collected IoT data to make discreet
observations and measurements beyond human ability
• How to bring difference to the consumer for the adoption of IoT that is
beyond the regular functions
Hari Varrier Vice President of IoT and Connectivity
Havells, India

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