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Recording: This webinar has now passed. Members of Engineers Australia can view the recording for free on MyPortal. Logon and navigate to Functions > Energy Management. Others can purchase the recording on EABooks. You can also view a list of all recordings. To be notified of upcoming webinars, register on this website and tick the newsletter box. Title: The Data Indigestion Crisis: New approaches to Energy Analytics Presenter: Umesh Bhutoria, Founder and CEO, Energytech Ventures Description: With billions of new sensors from the Internet of Things flooding organisations with data, coupled with cheap cloud storage and processing capacity, we are rapidly heading toward a data ingestion crisis. If organisations are to take advantage of the benefits of IoT, there needs to be a step change in the ability of engineers to take advantage of advanced analytics. However, there remains a lack of skilled resources and a bewildering variety of options in the solution stack (hardware + software + platform). In the energy analytics area, companies globally are expected to spend up to $4 billion annually in the manufacturing and utility sectors alone. However, they are also expected to only reap 30% of the potential value from their investments, due to poor identification and leveraging of actionable insights. As a result, it is expected that analytics as service will grow rapidly along with a range of business model innovations but organisations still need to understand what services they are procuring. This webinar aims to help prepare organisations to invest in data analytics by setting out the basics of the field and then addressing the massive changes taking place due to the Internet of Things. It will show how to get started, how to deal with vendors and how to bring people in your organisation along with you. The presentation will also include a number of energy analytics case studies, including from the textile industry in Asia. About the presenters: Umesh has over ten years’ experience in energy efficiency having worked with clients like the World Bank Group, IFC, Sweden Textile Water Initiative, Tat Motors, TERI, NALCO, Aditya Birla Group, SIDBI, Mardec, and Welspun across India, Bangladesh and Malaysia. He was the Energy Manager of the Year in 2013 for Energy Engineers India and was recognized for pathbreaking work in Energy Analytics in 2017 by AEE Western India Chapter. When: 12pm (NSW time) 17 April 2018. The presentation will last 30 minutes followed by 30 minutes question time. Where: The presentation by webinar Cost: This presentation is free to members of Engineers Australia (EA), the Australian Computer Society (ACS), the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and IEEE. Just provide your membership number during registration for the event. The cost for non-members is $30. How to register: Please register on the Engineers Australia event system. Note, to register you need to have a free EA ID which you can get on the first screen of the registration page. Take note of your ID number for future events.

Predictive Maintenance Webinar Presented by Microsoft and Happiest Minds LIVE WEBINAR:1/11/2018 AT 10:00 AM PST DURATION:60 MINUTES ABSTRACT: Join us as we discuss Predictive Maintenance for Equipment Manufacturers. During the webinar we will show you how AI and IoT, connected and smart ecosystem can ensure equipment uptime and maintenance schedules using historical data. Register now for the upcoming 60 minute webinar! Learn and Apply: Prevent costly equipment failures. Avoid unscheduled downtime by analyzing streaming data to assess conditions, recognize warning signs, and service your equipment—before it fails. Learn from machine behavior to improve products. Capture and analyze data with machine-learning algorithms and use it to fine-tune processes and make modifications that improve product quality and increase customer satisfaction. Maximize uptime. Increase the efficiency of your fleet and factories by using machine learning to proactively and strategically schedule maintenance when assets aren’t in use. Register Today: http://bit.ly/ IoTinAction-Webinar About Speakers: Sudhama Vemuri Director Business Development, Partnerships & Alliances, HappiestMinds Sudhama is a business development leader in the Internet of Things (IoT) domain. With more than 17 years of experience in sales, new market development, account management in product engineering, smart energy and IoT, Sudhama has varied experience across large organizations like Wipro and NEC as well as IoT start-ups like Altiux Innovations and Cupola. He currently heads the partnerships and alliances for the IoT ecosystem at Happiest Minds. Neal Meldrum Sr. Industry Manager for Manufacturing & Resources Industry, Microsoft Neal is currently working as a Senior Industry Solutions Manager with the WW Discrete Manufacturing Group where he is responsible for Remote Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance scale solutions and industry Pod community management. He brings with him 20 years of experience in the Industrial Automation industry focusing on product development, application engineering, program management and cloud-based remote connectivity solutions. Neal enjoys the hands-on experience of developing and deploying IoT solutions using a variety of Microsoft technologies. Tom O’Reilly General Manager OEM Embedded, Microsoft Tom O’Reilly is a General Manager of the IoT Device Experience team globally at Microsoft. Tom leads the global field marketing and breadth sales teams that work with our IoT ecosystem to help OEM’s, ISV’s, SI’s, Distributors and Aggregators learn about and build devices, services and implement cloud solutions on the Azure platform. His management responsibilities include business development, sales, channels and alliances. Tom has extensive experience in the information technology industry. Prior to joining Microsoft, Tom held a variety of global and regional senior executive positions including sales, marketing, business operations, business transformation and application development within multinational companies such as Amazon Web Services, Dell and Lenovo. Originally from Sydney Australia, Tom has lived and worked in China, Singapore and the US for more than 15 years. CONTACT https://onlinexperiences.com/scripts/Server.nxp?LASCmd=AI:4;F:QS!10100&ShowKey=46586&LangLocaleID=1033&AffiliateData=HMMarketing

View the recording: This webinar has passed. Members of Engineers Australia can view the recording free on the IoT section of MyPortal. Simply logon and navigate to Practices > Business Planning and Innovation. Others can purchase the recording on EABooks. Title: Your brilliant idea! Technology start-ups dissected Presenter: Stuart Waite, CEO, Timpani What you will learn: The ecosystem of support for Internet of Things (IOT) startups in Australia How to deal with, or drive, digital disruption Practical advice on how start up your own technology-led business. Description: This webinar explores how to create a technology-led start-up. It examines the Australian Startup ecosystem - particularly for businesses focused on the Internet of Things. Questions addressed include: What are the best practices for successful start-ups in Australia? What support infrastructure is available? Where can a start-up obtain funding? How can you use IOT to develop innovative business models that challenge traditional thinking? The webinar then presents some examples of interesting IoT case studies that current Australian startups are tackling. About the presenter: Stuart is a startup investor, advisor and digital transformation consultant. He's focused on the strategic direction and delivery of innovative products to a multitude of platforms across Mobile, Web, TV and the Internet of Things.At age 30 Stuart founded a software development company in the UK, selling 7 years later to Alcatel-Lucent. He has three times built and managed cross-functional teams in excess of 100 people which included transforming the operating structure of News Corp Australia’s digital team, introducing scaled agile and lean design thinking methodologies. When: 12 midday AEST (Sydney) on 15 November 2016. The presentation will last 30 minutes followed by question time. Where: The presentation is by webinar. After registering you will be sent details of how to logon. Cost: This presentation is free to members of Engineers Australia (EA), the Australian Computer Society (ACS), the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and IEEE. Just provide your membership number during registration for the event. The cost for non-members is $30. How to register: Please register on the Engineers Australia event system. Note, to register you need to have a free EA ID which you can get on the first screen of the registration page. Take note of your ID number for future events.

View the recording: This webinar has passed. Members of Engineers Australia can view the recording free on MyPortal. Simply logon and navigate to Industry Applications > Agriculture. Others can purchase the recording on EABooks. Title: What does it take to be an IOT Engineer? An agricultural case study. Presenter: Dr Andrew Skinner, Engineering Director, MEA (Measurement Engineering Australia) Description: Three years ago MEA successfully launched an On-Farm Internet of Things system called Plexus. The system moves soil moisture and climate data across the farm using a solar-powered 2.4GHz ZigBee mesh network and up to MEA’s ‘Green Brain’ web-application in the cloud that allows farmers to access their irrigation data from anywhere, at any time. To break into this field required a huge investment of funds over three years, a multi-disciplinary approach that hauled together electronic, mechanical, communications, software and web engineers plus external industrial design skills, a manufacturing link into China and all sorts of technical skills to set up the production line. Dr Skinner said: “It also took some thirty years of making environmental measurements in the bush to battle-harden the team. We then had to sell Plexus and keep it working until we crossed the ‘valley of death’ between early adopters and the early majority.” Over the past three decades MEA has built more than 2500 systems for wind and solar monitoring, irrigated agriculture, remote weather station networks, a web-enabled radio measurement system for Australian farmers, novel soil moisture displays for African farmers, salinity sensors for farmers in Bangladesh and a new-to-world sensor for getting living plants to talk to irrigators about their state of water stress. This is an end-to-end case study of the development of an IOT product - from sensors to radio to communications to web-applications, as well as marketing, product development and service. When: 12 midday AEST (Sydney) on Tuesday 9 August 2016 . The presentation will last 30 minutes followed by question time. Where: The presentation is by webinar. After registering you will be sent details of how to logon. Cost: This presentation is free to members of Engineers Australia (EA), the Australian Computer Society (ACS), the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and IEEE. Just provide your membership number during registration for the event. The cost for non-members is $30. How to register: Please register on the Engineers Australia event system. Note, to register you need to have a free EA ID which you can get on the first screen of the registration page. Take note of your ID number for future events. About the presenter: Dr Andrew Skinner’s founded MEA (Measurement Engineering Australia) in 1984 to carry out the three-year SA Wind Energy Survey. While running the company full-time, Andrew completed a Masters Degree and PhD in environmental measurements. His forty-year engineering career began in 1971 with studies in electronic engineering at the SA Institute of Technology. Andrew was awarded a Dean's Commendation for his PhD thesis from Adelaide University in 2009 and was the Engineers Australia South Australian Professional Engineer of the Year for 2015.

View the recording: This webinar has passed. Members of Engineers Australia can view the recording free on MyPortal. Simply logon and navigate to Overview > Introduction to IoT. Others can purchase the recording on EABooks. Presenter: Geoff Sizer, Chair of Engineers Australia’s ITEE College and CEO, Genesys Electronics Design Description: Internet of Things (IOT) has been described as the defining technical trend of the coming decade, impacting every industry and business process. This webinar will provide an introduction to IOT for engineers from any discipline including ICT professionals not expert in the area. We also introduce the Applied IOT Engineering Community and outline how its activities will help any engineers drive innovation in their field. IOT refers to the integration of physical objects with a range of communication technologies, enabling them to be monitored and/or controlled remotely over the internet. However, IOT is far from simple. The spectrum of technologies that enable IOT include advanced electronics and sensor/actuator technologies, next generation communication networks, cloud services to store the massive proliferation of data, big data analytics to make sense of it, mobile app development to interface with it and a whole range of protocols to enable it all to work together. A key driver of IOT has been the relentless miniaturisation of computer chips, sensors, actuating devices, and radio transceivers in microcontroller ICs. This trend how now reached a tipping point where embedded systems can now be built into things and devices of almost any size at an affordable cost with sufficiently low power to enable batteries to operate the devices for up to ten years. This trend is opening a vast new landscape of potential applications for control systems. While there are a number of technical challenges still to be resolved to take full advantage of the potential of IOT technologies, the main challenge is business related. Chet Geschickter, research director at Gartner, said: "Many organizations have yet to establish a clear picture of what benefits IoT can deliver, or have not yet invested the time to develop ideas for how to apply IoT to their business. The second set of hurdles are the organizations themselves. Many of the survey participants have insufficient expertise and staffing for IoT and lack clear leadership." This webinar will set out the case for every engineer to develop their knowledge and skills in this exciting field. When: 12 midday AEST (Sydney) on 5 July 2016 . The presentation will last 30 minutes followed by question time. Where: The presentation is by webinar. After registering you will be sent details of how to logon. Cost: This presentation is free to members of Engineers Australia (EA), the Australian Computer Society (ACS), the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and IEEE. Just provide your membership number during registration for the event. The cost for non-members is $30. How to register: Please register on the Engineers Australia event system here. Note, to register you need to have a free EA ID which you can get on the first screen of the registration page. Take note of your ID number for future events. About the presenter: Genesys founder and CEO Geoff Sizer has a lifelong passion for electronics and technology, and an ongoing commitment to the electronics engineering profession. He has more than 35 years experience in electronic product development ranging from complex systems to simple consumer goods for a diverse range of industries and applications. Geoff is a Fellow of Engineers Australia, a Chartered Professional Engineer and registered on the National Professional Engineers Register. As a former President of the IREE, Geoff was instrumental in the formation of the ITEE College in Engineers Australia and is currently its chair. He has championed the formation of the Applied IOT Community of practice.. During his career Geoff has acted as a Director or Chief Technical Officer for several leading technology firms including Advanced Systems Research Pty Ltd, Advanced Spectrum Technologies Pty Ltd, EMC Assessors Pty Ltd, Telezygology Inc and Embertec Pty Ltd.

Recording: This event has now passed. The recording is available free for EA members on MyPortal. Navigate to Industry Specific Applications > Smart Cities Others may purchase the recording at EABooks. Title: How machine vision helps realise the Smart City concept Presenters: Ryan Messina, Director and Systems Engineer, Messina Vision Systems What you will learn: How to design for humans and why machines think differently. What role machine vision brings within larger networks. How uncertainty affects information systems. Developing information systems that grow and cope with tacit knowledge. Description: This presentation will discuss machine vision and unstructured data types in the use of IoT systems. These technologies unlock many new opportunities, some examples of these are generating traffic flow control and monitoring, feeding into an IoT system and how this information can benefit a Smart City. We will discuss methods to measure environmental conditions that can impact how systems operate in the tested conditions. Further, we will suggest methods of contingency planning using information to turn a human-operated task to semi-autonomous and could eventually be capable of being a completely autonomous system. About the presenter: For the past three years Ryan Messina has been the Director and Systems Engineer at Messina Vision Systems focused on delivering machine vision solutions for rugged environments, his experience covers many industries including surveillance, manufacturing, Defence, agriculture and infrastructure. Ryan has a bachelor of Engineering (Robotics and Mechatronics) from Swinburne University and uses machine vision to assist gather additional information. When: 12 midday AEST (Sydney) on 4 July 2017. The presentation will last 30 minutes followed by question time. Where: The presentation is by webinar. After registering you will be sent details of how to logon. Cost: This presentation is free to members of Engineers Australia (EA), the Australian Computer Society (ACS), the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and IEEE. Just provide your membership number during registration for the event. The cost for non-members is $30. How to register: Please register on the Engineers Australia event system. Note, to register you need to have a free EA ID which you can get on the first screen of the registration page. Take note of your ID number for future events.