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Under the present regime of globalization and
liberalization, quality enhancement and cost reduction
are two major steps to enhance productivity when
many factors (boom in manufacturing, world wide
interest in India's potential , risk, lack of
funds with long gestation period) make heavy investment
not possible. One of the very practical, safe,
economical and rewarding strategies is the application
of Low Cost Hi-Tech Automation.
WHAT
IS LOW COST HI-TECH AUTOMATION ?
Low Cost Hi-Tech Automation is a technology that
creates some degree of automation around the existing
equipment, tools, methods and people, using mostly
standard components available in the market and
using Mechatronics extensively.
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Investment
required is low , hence risk involved
is low. |
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Automation
is tailored around the existing machines
with the people involved; hence the
changes are gradual, smooth and very
cost effective. |
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Technologies
used are easy and simple to understand,
maintain and upgrade ; losses will be
minimal in case of breakdowns. |
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The
hardware components are flexible and
reusable and very adaptable to changes
in product , market conditions etc., |
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Labour
resistance will be minimal since fatigue
and drudgery of work get eliminated
and they can be made to feel involved
in the developments. |
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Microelectronics
provides a lot of scope for sophisticated
automation at low cost. |
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course is aimed at developing the right
perspective and understanding of this attractive
aid to competitiveness. Apart from clarifying
the basics case studies will be used from
different types of industries to highlight
the applications potential. |
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW ::-- |
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JUNE
28, 2006 |
JUNE
29, 2006 |
JUNE
30, 2006 |
09.00
AM
09.15 AM |
Registration
Inauguration |
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PRE
LUNCH SESSION |
PRE
LUNCH SESSION |
PRE
LUNCH SESSION |
| SESSION
1 |
SESSION
5 |
SESSION
9 |
| Introduction
to LCHA |
Pneumatics
& Electro-Pneumatics |
Intelligent
Control for LCHA |
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2 |
SESSION
6 |
SESSION
10 |
| Technologies
for LCHA |
Sensors
& Actuator |
Illustrative
Examples |
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POST
LUNCH SESSION |
POST
LUNCH SESSION |
POST
LUNCH SESSION |
| SESSION
3 |
SESSION
7 |
SESSION
11 |
| Mechanical
& Electro mechanical Systems |
Laboratory
Work |
Case
Studies / Brainstorming |
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4 |
SESSION
8 |
SESSION
12 |
| Introduction
to Mechatronics |
Laboratory
Work |
Implementation
of LCHA |
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The
Mechanical Engineering Department has
adequate facilities to demonstrate some
LCHA devices. |
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| Dr.N.
Ramakrishnan, Course Co-ordinator,
Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department,IIT
Bombay has more than thirtysix years of
experience in LCHA with close interaction
with many industries. He has been involved
in many projects in companies like L&T
Mumbai, Godrej & Boyce Mumbai, Cadilla
Labs Ahmedabad, IFB Bangalore. |
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of other faculty members are |
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Prof.
D. K. Sharma,
( IIT Bombay ) |
Prof. Rakesh
Lal,
( IIT Bombay ) |
| Dr.
Y. K. Gupta,
L & T ( IT ) |
Mr.
G. N. Deshpande,
Feedtech Automation Pvt. Ltd. |
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SEMINAR
HALL
IIT
Guest House, IIT Bombay, Powai,
Mumbai - 400 076 |
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DATE |
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AM TO 6.00 PM |
June
28 - 30, 2006 |
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REGISTRATION FORM ::-- |
REGISTRATION
FEE : RS. 8000 /- PER DELEGATE
( 10 % discount for organizations
sponsoring 3 or more delegates )
The fee includes Course Material,
Tea and working lunch during the
course days.
Kindly note that no income tax is
to be deducted at source from the
course fee payments as
IIT Bombay is exempt from the same. |
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Please
forward this Registration Form
to
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Road,
Opp. Bandra Railway Station, Bandra
(W), Mumbai - 400 050.
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: 91 - 022 - 66991191
Mobile
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