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Unveiling the Cellular Orchestra: Advanced Imaging Techniques for Multiple Signals

Prof. S. Karthikeyan

Technology

Unveiling the Cellular Orchestra: Advanced Imaging Techniques for Multiple Signals Cells are like tiny orchestras, with a complex symphony of signaling molecules dictating their every move. Understanding these intricate communication pathways is crucial for unlocking the mysteries of health, disease, and development. But traditional imaging techniques often struggle to capture the full picture, limited in… Continue reading Unveiling the Cellular Orchestra: Advanced Imaging Techniques for Multiple Signals

Organizations Use AI For Predictive Analytics

Prof. B. Magesh Kumar

Technology

Organizations Use AI For Predictive Analytics Companies have access to more data on their clients and business operations than ever before in today’s digital and connected world. It’s possible that many businesses have experience utilizing the data gathered to forecast future data patterns. However, with so much data available, it’s become harder to produce timely… Continue reading Organizations Use AI For Predictive Analytics

Power Integrated Modules: Revolutionizing Power Electronics

Prof. R. Arun Chendhuran

Technology

Power Integrated Modules: Revolutionizing Power Electronics Power Integrated Modules (PIMs) represent a significant advancement in power electronics, combining multiple functions into a single, compact package. These modules integrate power switches, control circuitry, and often additional features like protection mechanisms, making them versatile solutions for a wide range of applications. In this blog, we’ll explore Power… Continue reading Power Integrated Modules: Revolutionizing Power Electronics

AIOps (Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations)

Prof. C. Premkumar

Technology

AIOps (Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations) What is AIOps (artificial intelligence for IT operations) Synthetic intelligence for IT operations (AIOps) is an umbrella time period for the use of large information analytics, system studying (ML) and other AI technology to automate the identity and backbone of commonplace IT problems. The structures, offerings and applications in… Continue reading AIOps (Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations)

Power: Sustaining The Future

Prof. K. Joseph Silvester

Technology

Power: Sustaining The Future The global energy order is transforming toward reducing fossil fuels’ percentage of global consumption from 80% to 60% by 2050, with the intention of eliminating waste while stimulating more sustainable operations. Fossil fuel energy is a major source of greenhouse gas emissions, and energy security is a worldwide issue. The… Continue reading Power: Sustaining The Future

Transforming Methanol into Hydrogen: A Sustainable Pathway for Clean Fuel Production

Prof. K. A. Abhinandh

Technology

Transforming Methanol into Hydrogen: A Sustainable Pathway for Clean Fuel Production Paracelsus discovered hydrogen gas when he poured iron into sulfuric acid. Henry Cavendish described hydrogen as an element associated in the periodic table. Anton Lavoisier named the special symbol “hydrogen” in the 1780s. The word “hydrogen” refers to the combination of ‘hydro’ and ‘gen’.… Continue reading Transforming Methanol into Hydrogen: A Sustainable Pathway for Clean Fuel Production

Unveiling the Future: Amazon Sidewalk’s Next Frontier with Silicon Labs’ SG23 and SG28 SoCs

Prof. N. Nataraj

Technology

Unveiling the Future: Amazon Sidewalk’s Next Frontier with Silicon Labs’ SG23 and SG28 SoCs In the ever-evolving landscape of the Internet of Things (IoT), Amazon Sidewalk stands as a beacon of connectivity, enabling seamless communication between devices beyond the confines of traditional networks. Now, with Silicon Labs’ latest innovation, the SG23 and SG28 Systems-on-Chips (SoCs),… Continue reading Unveiling the Future: Amazon Sidewalk’s Next Frontier with Silicon Labs’ SG23 and SG28 SoCs

Fancy Yarns in Ring Spinning for Industrial Applications

Dr. V. Thirumurugan

Technology

Fancy Yarns in Ring Spinning for Industrial Applications For more than a century, the traditional ring spinning machine has been in operation. Textile production also makes use of hole spindles, wrap spinning, open quit spinning, and hoop spinning. Different spinning techniques result in different end-product bundles of yarns, which differ in shape and physical characteristics.… Continue reading Fancy Yarns in Ring Spinning for Industrial Applications

Shaping The Future of Brain Computer Interfacing with Physiological Signals

Prof. R. S. Soundariya

Technology

Shaping The Future of Brain Computer Interfacing with Physiological Signals Brain Computer Interface (BCI) / Brain Machine Interface is an emerging technology that creates communication between the human brain and a computer. The electroencephalography (EEG) signals are collected from the human brain, analyzed and translated into actions or commands to be performed by the output… Continue reading Shaping The Future of Brain Computer Interfacing with Physiological Signals

Innovations in Future Mobility

Dr. C. L. Chinnadurrai

Technology

Innovations in Future Mobility Hypermobility in vehicles refers to their exceptional ability to maneuver, adapt, and perform beyond the typical constraints of conventional automobiles. This can manifest in numerous ways. Vehicles with hypermobility excel in agility and handling, boasting features like precise steering, responsive suspension systems, and advanced traction control mechanisms. Off-road vehicles often exhibit… Continue reading Innovations in Future Mobility