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DESCRIPTION:On May 18\, 2025\, Geeky Solutions\, in collaboration with Nort
 h South University (NSU) and IEEE NSU Industry Applications Society Studen
 t Branch Chapter\, hosted a full-day event titled &quot;DevX AI – Powered by 
 Geeky Solutions and North South University: A Full-Day AI Event: For the E
 ngineers\, By the Engineers.&quot; The program took place at the Syndicate Hall
  of North South University and brought together engineers and academics to
  exchange real-world applications of AI and ML. [ NP: Greeky Solution is a
  collaborator of Cefalo\, Vivasoft\, Inument &amp; Brain Station 23]\n\nThe ev
 ent commenced with opening remarks from the organizers\, setting the stage
  for a day filled with insightful sessions. Midway through the program\, P
 rofessor Abdul Hannan Chowdhury\, Vice Chancellor of NSU\, and Professor D
 r. Shazzad Hosain\, Dean of the School of Engineering &amp; Physical Sciences 
 (SEPS)\, addressed the audience. Both emphasized the vital need for strong
  collaboration between academia and industry to accelerate innovation and 
 contribute to economic advancement through emerging technologies.\n\nBy da
 y\, AI engineers from leading software companies and NSU professors taught
  five sessions\, which showcased real-world\, impactful AI solutions in th
 e process of being developed for the global market:\n\nIn the session titl
 ed &quot;From Pixels to Polygons: Deep Learning for Complex Image Understanding
 &quot;\, the Inument team demonstrated how advanced AI techniques can transform
  complex technical diagrams\, such as engineering blueprints or circuit la
 youts\, into precise digital representations. By teaching computers to rec
 ognize and interpret various elements in these drawings—like lines\, sha
 pes\, and symbols—AI can convert them into accurate digital formats. Thi
 s automation streamlines tasks that traditionally required extensive manua
 l effort\, enhancing efficiency in fields like engineering and design.\n\n
 Md Arifuzzaman Chowdhury\, Lead Software Engineer at Brain Station 23\, le
 d a session titled &quot;Bengali TTS at a Crossroads: Obstacles and Pathways to
  Success&quot;\, discussing the challenges and advancements in developing Benga
 li Text-to-Speech (TTS) systems. TTS technology enables computers to read 
 text aloud\, which is invaluable for applications like audiobooks\, virtua
 l assistants\, and accessibility tools. However\, creating natural-soundin
 g speech in Bengali presents unique hurdles\, such as capturing the langua
 ge&#39;s nuances and intonations. The session highlighted efforts to fine-tune
  AI models to better understand and replicate Bengali speech patterns\, ai
 ming to make digital interactions more inclusive for Bengali speakers.\n\n
 The third session\, titled &quot;Industrial Time Series Under the Microscope: D
 etecting Anomalies Before They Fail You&quot;\, Abu Hasnat Abdullah\, Senior So
 ftware Engineer\, and Parabal Kanti Deb Sarker\, Engineering Manager at Ce
 falo\, discussed how AI can monitor industrial systems to detect anomalies
 —unusual patterns that may indicate potential issues. For instance\, in 
 a manufacturing plant\, sensors collect data on equipment performance. AI 
 can analyze this data in real-time to identify signs of wear or malfunctio
 n\, allowing for proactive maintenance. This approach helps prevent costly
  downtime and ensures smoother operations in industries like manufacturing
  and energy.\n\nThen\, the Vivasoft team introduced the concept of convers
 ational intelligence in their session titled &quot;Beyond Chatbots: The Rise of
  Conversational Intelligence&quot;\, which goes beyond traditional chatbots. Th
 ey demonstrated how AI can conduct dynamic interviews and analyze response
 s to build comprehensive profiles of job candidates. This technology can a
 ssess not just the content of responses but also the tone and delivery\, p
 roviding deeper insights into a candidate&#39;s suitability. Such advancements
  aim to revolutionize recruitment by enabling more informed and efficient 
 hiring decisions.\n\nFinally\, Dr. Nabeel Mohammed\, Associate Professor\,
  Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering\, North South Universit
 y\, conducted a session\, &quot;Introduction to Machine Learning and Applicatio
 ns with Problem Solving\,&quot; where he introduced machine learning—a sub-di
 scipline of AI where computers learn from experience to make decisions. He
  explained how machine learning occurs in everyday situations\, such as on
 line product suggestions or detection of online transaction fraud. During 
 problem-solving exercises\, workshop attendees were illuminated on how suc
 h systems learn and the ways in which they might be applied to tackle real
  problems.\n\nThe event was inspiring\, highlighting engineers teaching en
 gineers with curiosity\, clarity\, and a shared passion for building AI/ML
  applications. A big thank you to all the speakers\, participants\, and th
 e NSU team for making the program meaningful.\n\n[No photo description ava
 ilable.]\n\nSpeaker(s): Professor Dr. Abdul Hannan Chowdhury\, Professor D
 r. Shazzad Hosain\, Md Arifuzzaman Chowdhury\, Abu Hasnat Abdullah\, Parab
 al Kanti Deb Sarker\, Vivasoft Team \, Inument Team \, Dr. Nabeel Mohammed
 \, Dr. Mohammad Abdul Matin \, Dr. Riasat Khan \, Saif Ahmed \n\nRoom: Syn
 dicate Hall\, Bldg: North South University \, Plot: 15\, Block: B\, Bashun
 dhara Residential Area\, Dhaka-1229\, Bangladesh\, Dhaka\, Dhaka\, Banglad
 esh
LOCATION:Room: Syndicate Hall\, Bldg: North South University \, Plot: 15\, 
 Block: B\, Bashundhara Residential Area\, Dhaka-1229\, Bangladesh\, Dhaka\
 , Dhaka\, Bangladesh
ORGANIZER:insbiassbc001@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:DevX AI – Powered by Geeky Solutions and North South University: 
 A Full-Day AI Event: For the Engineers\, By the Engineers
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 n collaboration with North South University (NSU) and IEEE NSU Industry Ap
 plications Society Student Branch Chapter\, hosted a full-day event titled
  &quot;DevX AI &amp;ndash\; Powered by Geeky Solutions and North South University: 
 A Full-Day AI Event: For the Engineers\, By the Engineers.&quot; The program to
 ok place at the Syndicate Hall of North South University and brought toget
 her engineers and academics to exchange real-world applications of AI and 
 ML. [ NP: Greeky Solution is a collaborator of Cefalo\, Vivasoft\, Inument
  &amp;amp\; Brain Station 23]&lt;/div&gt;\n&lt;/div&gt;\n&lt;div class=&quot;x14z9mp xat24cr x1lzi
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 th insightful sessions. Midway through the program\, Professor Abdul Hanna
 n Chowdhury\, Vice Chancellor of NSU\, and Professor Dr. Shazzad Hosain\, 
 Dean of the School of Engineering &amp;amp\; Physical Sciences (SEPS)\, addres
 sed the audience. Both emphasized the vital need for strong collaboration 
 between academia and industry to accelerate innovation and contribute to e
 conomic advancement through emerging technologies.&lt;/div&gt;\n&lt;/div&gt;\n&lt;div cla
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 lex Image Understanding&quot;\, the Inument team demonstrated how advanced AI t
 echniques can transform complex technical diagrams\, such as engineering b
 lueprints or circuit layouts\, into precise digital representations. By te
 aching computers to recognize and interpret various elements in these draw
 ings&amp;mdash\;like lines\, shapes\, and symbols&amp;mdash\;AI can convert them i
 nto accurate digital formats. This automation streamlines tasks that tradi
 tionally required extensive manual effort\, enhancing efficiency in fields
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 ngali TTS at a Crossroads: Obstacles and Pathways to Success&quot;\, discussing
  the challenges and advancements in developing Bengali Text-to-Speech (TTS
 ) systems. TTS technology enables computers to read text aloud\, which is 
 invaluable for applications like audiobooks\, virtual assistants\, and acc
 essibility tools. However\, creating natural-sounding speech in Bengali pr
 esents unique hurdles\, such as capturing the language&#39;s nuances and inton
 ations. The session highlighted efforts to fine-tune AI models to better u
 nderstand and replicate Bengali speech patterns\, aiming to make digital i
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 cting Anomalies Before They Fail You&quot;\, Abu Hasnat Abdullah\, Senior Softw
 are Engineer\, and Parabal Kanti Deb Sarker\, Engineering Manager at Cefal
 o\, discussed how AI can monitor industrial systems to detect anomalies&amp;md
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 n a manufacturing plant\, sensors collect data on equipment performance. A
 I can analyze this data in real-time to identify signs of wear or malfunct
 ion\, allowing for proactive maintenance. This approach helps prevent cost
 ly downtime and ensures smoother operations in industries like manufacturi
 ng and energy.&lt;/div&gt;\n&lt;/div&gt;\n&lt;div class=&quot;x14z9mp xat24cr x1lziwak x1vvkbs
  xtlvy1s x126k92a&quot;&gt;\n&lt;div dir=&quot;auto&quot;&gt;Then\, the Vivasoft team introduced t
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 Chatbots: The Rise of Conversational Intelligence&quot;\, which goes beyond tra
 ditional chatbots. They demonstrated how AI can conduct dynamic interviews
  and analyze responses to build comprehensive profiles of job candidates. 
 This technology can assess not just the content of responses but also the 
 tone and delivery\, providing deeper insights into a candidate&#39;s suitabili
 ty. Such advancements aim to revolutionize recruitment by enabling more in
 formed and efficient hiring decisions.&lt;/div&gt;\n&lt;/div&gt;\n&lt;div class=&quot;x14z9mp 
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  Nabeel Mohammed\, Associate Professor\, Department of Electrical and Comp
 uter Engineering\, North South University\, conducted a session\, &quot;Introdu
 ction to Machine Learning and Applications with Problem Solving\,&quot; where h
 e introduced machine learning&amp;mdash\;a sub-discipline of AI where computer
 s learn from experience to make decisions. He explained how machine learni
 ng occurs in everyday situations\, such as online product suggestions or d
 etection of online transaction fraud. During problem-solving exercises\, w
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