Webinar on Prognostics and Health Management of Engineering Systems

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The webinar commenced with a warm welcome on the occasion of May Day, emphasizing the spirit of unity and growth. The introduction set the tone for a collaborative and educational session, honoring the dedication of workers globally.

The webinar was inaugurated with eloquence by Dr. C R. Rene Robin, our esteemed Professor and Dean. Simultaneously, Mr. A. Naresh Kumar, Assistant Professor of CSBS and Advisor to the IEEE Reliability Society SEC Student Branch, extended a gracious welcome to the distinguished chief guest and speaker. Their combined efforts set the tone for a convivial and intellectually stimulating atmosphere throughout the proceedings.

Dr. Karkulali Pugalenthi, affiliated with the Singapore Institute of Manufacturing and Technology, was introduced as the speaker. Her background in prognostics, predictive maintenance, and machine learning was highlighted, along with her academic achievements and recognition at the IEEE Annual Conference on Industrial Electronics.

She delivered an insightful presentation, engaging with the audience and addressing their queries. Her expertise in resampling algorithms for lithium-ion battery prognosis was shared, providing valuable knowledge to the participants.

Dr. Karkulali Pugalenthi, in her session, provided a comprehensive overview of Prognostics and Health Management of Engineering Systems, starting from the foundational concepts to advanced applications. She delved into her cutting-edge research, discussing the latest developments and methodologies in the field. The session was particularly insightful as she bridged the gap between theory and practice, showcasing how PHM can be applied in real-world scenarios.

An engaging question-and-answer segment ensued, during which participants were actively invited to pose questions and contribute their perspectives, cultivating an atmosphere conducive to interactive learning. The moderator meticulously clarified all points of uncertainty, ensuring comprehensive understanding among the attendees

In a gesture of appreciation for her insightful contribution to the webinar, Dr. Pugalenthi was honored with a digital memento, symbolizing the collective gratitude of the organizers and participants. The vote of thanks was delivered by Chairperson of the IEEE Reliability Society, expressing gratitude to the speakers, participants, and organizing team for their roles in making the webinar a success. The webinar concluded with a note of appreciation for the knowledge and perspectives shared, leaving participants with valuable insights and a memorable experience.