Digital Quest Solutions

Private Limited
presents
presents
Seminar
Seminar on
on Industrial
Industrial Automation
Automation

presented
presented by
by

Shikha
Shikha Kumari(Director)
Kumari(Director)

[email protected]

LOGO
 Topics to be discussed:
 Evolution of Automation
 Introduction of Processors and Controllers
 Industrial automation
 Embedded Systems
 Gadgets and Smart systems
 Robotics
 Internet of Things
 Our Industrial Automation Training
Program !
 Evolution of automation
• Ctesibius invented probably one of the
first controlled systems in history.
Possibly the earliest ancestor of today's
industrial-robot devices is the
CTESIBIUS WATER CLOCK.
• Dancing “automata” have existed in
various forms as inventors tried to
capture the movement of living things in
machines e.g. “The Pigeon”.

LOGO
 Processors and Controllers
Microprocessors Microcontrollers

 Microprocessor is heart of Computer

system.  Micro Controller is a heart of
 It is just a processor. Memory and I/O embedded system.
components have to be connected  Micro controller has external
externally.
processor along with internal memory
 Since memory and I/O has to be and i/O components.
connected externally, the circuit becomes
large.
 The circuit is small.
 Processors and Controllers(continued)
Microprocessors Microcontrollers

 Due to external components,  Since external components

the entire power consumption is are low, total power
high. Hence it is not suitable to consumption is less and can
used with devices running on be used with devices running
stored power like batteries. on stored power like batteries.
 Based on von Neumann  Based on Harvard architecture
model/architecture where where program memory and
program and data are stored in Data memory are separate.
same memory module.  Used in all automatic and
 Mainly used in personal smart systems,home
computers. products.Becoming the
necessity of modern
technology.
Modern thoughts
Julio M. Ottino, the dean of the
McCormick School of
Engineering and Applied
Science at Northwestern
University, has characterized
this next generation of
manufacturing talent by its
aptitude for “whole-brain”
thinking. His view, increasingly
shared at other leading schools,
is that top talent driving the
innovation to enable future
manufacturing will require both
technical skill (left-brain) and
creativity (right-brain).
 Future Requirements
 Automation in the 21st Century will
be required in order to be
competitive and stay in business
and not just a choice as it is
today. Control systems will be
smarter, faster, more flexible and
even smaller.
A Basic Smart System

Inbuilt LEDs, Buzzers,

Motors, Displays,
peripherals Valve etc
Like Timers, UART, ADC,
Temp Sensor etc
 Robotics
 The field of computer science and
engineering concerned with creating
robots, devices that can move and react to
sensory input,is Robotics.
 Everything which is automatic is called
Robot.
 From a simple automatic
system(lifts,automatic tap etc.) to
humanoid robots ,which has reduced the
physical efforts of human,is robot.
 Robot

Quadrucopter War Robots

 Humanoid Robots
ATLAS-World’s most
advanced humanoid
• Atlas is a bipedal humanoid
robot primarily developed by
the American robotics
company Boston Dynamics,
with funding and oversight
from the United States
Defense Advanced Research
Projects Agency (DARPA).
The 6-foot (1.8 m) robot is
designed for a variety
of search and rescue tasks,
 ASIMOS
MADE BY HONDA TECHNOLOGIES - A HUMANOID ROBOT’S HOME
 Internet of Things
From any time ,any place connectivity for
anyone, we will now have connectivity for
anything!
 Internet of Things(continued)
Characteristics
Ambient
Intelligence Flexible
Structure

Event Internet of Things

Driven

Semantic
Sharing
Complex Access
Technologies
The application of IoT
Scenario: shopping
.
(1) When entering the doors, scanners will
identify the tags on her clothing.

(2) When shopping in the market, the goo

will introduce themselves

(3) When paying for the goods, the

microchip of the credit card will
communicate with checkout reader.

(4) When moving the goods, the reader

will tell the staff to put a new one.
 State of the Art of IoT
Enabling Technologies
RFID Sensor Smart Tech Nano Tech

To identify To collect To enhance To make the

and track and process the power of smaller and
the data of the data to the network by smaller
things detect the devolving things have
changes in processing the ability to
the physical capabilities to connect and
status of different part interact.
things of the
network.
 Sensor technology
The ability to detect changes in the physical status of
things is essential for recording changes in the
environment.

Wireless sensor technology play a pivotal role in bridging

the gap between the physical and virtual worlds, and
enabling things to respond to changes in their physical
environment. Sensors collect data from their
environment, generating information and raising
awareness about context.

Example: sensors in an electronic jacket can collect information

about changes in external temperature and the parameters of the
jacket can be adjusted accordingly
 State of the Art of IoT
Research groups
1 2 3
MIT Auto-ID Lab & EPFL & ETH Zurich Nokia
EPC Global. Information and SAP
Communication IBM
Stanford University Systems Research GOOGLE
Group AMBIENT
Georgia Institute of Metro Group
Technology Chemnitz University Siemens
of Technology Sun
Cambridge Univ VSR Group Cisco
GE
 Future of IOT

Traffic Issue
Production

Daily Life

Logistics
Resource
& Power Retailing
Control
Industrial Automation
Training Program
(Our 30 days college training program ,a
total of 70-75 hours having 60+hours of
hands on practice)

LOGO
 Workshop Contents
 C Programming (Theory and Practical)
 Various tools to ensure Software Quality (T+P)
 Electronics and Electrical Basics (T+P)
 Best Techniques and Practices from Industry (T)
 Discussion on Texas’ instruments MSP430.
 Ultra Low Power Design (T+P)
 MCU programming and Debugging (P)- Discussion on
Interrupts- Hardware, Software and Timer based
Discussion on MSP430 Timers
 Hands-On on Sensors (P)
 Hands-On on Actuators (P)
 Autonomous Bot Making of team choice
 Our MCU-MSP430
 BRAIN
 Fees:(INR 10,000/-per student)
Takeaways :-
Rs5000+ worth of embedded systems kit (which includes MCU
board imported from USA, Multimeter, breadboard, car robot and
automatic light controller.
Separate training certificates from 2 different companies which will
help you during placements.
DQSOL 1 year membership, personalised mail id at DQSOL.com
 Special discount on all our products purchased from online shop.
Special discount on our other training programmes.
Meritorious students will be provided an opportunity to work on live
industry projects.
A few meritorious students will be provided with an internship
opportunity at our partner firms in Delhi and Bangalore.
Consistently good performers with an attitude to quickly ramp up on
any new technology and good communication skills, may be provided
with job opportunity as well.
Free online and mail support for your college
projects/competitions /research for next 1year.
 Our USP
 Industry Best Practices and Processes
 Hands-on on various Software and Hardware
Tools
 Ultra-Low power Design Expertise
 C and Embedded C Programming Concepts
 One of the Best and Tested Hardware (by TI)
 Online technical support for projects and events
 Internship opportunities
 Best ROI (Return on investment)
Questions?