Engage with SMART to translate ideas into prototypes
EVENT TIMELINE
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8:00 am
Welcome by Karen Plaut, Executive Vice President for Research and Partnership, Purdue University
8:05 am
SMART Overview by Ali Shakouri
8:08 am
New Initiatives by Mustafa Hussain
CHIPS Act: Purdue and SMART responses
8:15 am
Key applications areas
Linnes, Verma, Stanciu, Rahimi, C.-H Lee, H. Lee
SMART faculty present their review of recent advances, key gaps and emerging opportunities in three applications.
• Precision point-of-care diagnostic devices (DNA, viruses, etc.)
• Low-cost sensors for digital agriculture and food quality and safety
• Printing technology enabled healthcare devices (wearables, implantables)
• Industry Feedback: applications pull
9:15 am
Common technologies
Cakmak, Alam, Mohammadi and Hussain
Baselines for R2R Printed Electronics: one of the first projects is to print hundreds of antennas, RFID and capacitor structures. Their material and process can be changed as needed for similar volume and neck-to-neck comparison for rapid prototyping to mid-scale volume production
Common Platform Technology: integrated system solutions for sensing: networking/ communication, RF powering/capacitor storage•
Data analytics: reliable sensing in uncertain and harsh environment
Industry Feedback: partnership opportunities
9:45am -10:00am Break
10:00 am
NSF / AnalytixIN AI in Manufacturing update
Shakouri and Alam
AI Commons (privacy-preserving ML and data aggregation to improve manufacturing resiliency and competitiveness)
TinyML sensors (edge analytics for real-time productivity monitoring and anomaly detection)
IoT workshops for industry (low-cost open-source IoT solutions for SMEs)