This workshop explores the integration of Agentic AI, Industrial Digital Twins, smart sensors, predictive analytics, and autonomous decision-making for intelligent industrial operations.
Participants will learn how real-time sensor data can be connected with digital twin models to monitor equipment performance, detect anomalies, predict failures, and support predictive maintenance and process optimization.
The workshop also introduces AI agents that can analyze industrial data, recommend maintenance actions, and automate selected operational decisions. It is ideal for participants interested in Industry 4.0, Industrial AI, IoT, smart manufacturing, automation, and intelligent asset management.
Aim
The aim of this workshop is to provide participants with practical knowledge of designing and implementing AI-powered industrial digital twin systems that combine smart sensing, machine learning, predictive maintenance, and agentic AI to enable intelligent monitoring, forecasting, optimization, and autonomous industrial decision-making.
What Participants Will Learn
Understand the fundamentals and architecture of Industrial Digital Twins in Industry 4.0.
Explore the integration of smart sensors, IIoT, and real-time data with digital twin systems.
Learn industrial data preprocessing, feature extraction, and condition monitoring.
Apply machine learning and predictive analytics for anomaly detection, fault diagnosis, and failure prediction.
Develop predictive maintenance models using RUL, health indicators, and failure probability.
Explore Agentic AI for industrial monitoring, reasoning, and action planning.
Design autonomous workflows for maintenance, fault response, and process optimization.
Evaluate digital twin models using relevant performance and reliability metrics.
Structure
📅 Day 1 – Industrial Digital Twins, Smart Sensors & IIoT
Industrial Digital Twin Fundamentals
Architecture, physical–virtual synchronization, and Industry 4.0 applications
Smart Sensors & IIoT Integration
Real-time sensor data, MQTT, OPC UA, and industrial connectivity
Industrial Data Processing
Sensor preprocessing, feature extraction, health indicators, and condition monitoring
🧪 Hands-on: Build a Sensor-Driven Industrial Digital Twin using AI4I Dataset in Google Colab
📅 Day 2 – Predictive Maintenance, Fault Detection & RUL
AI for Predictive Maintenance
Machine learning for equipment failure and maintenance prediction
Anomaly Detection & Fault Diagnosis
Detect abnormal behaviour and classify equipment faults
Remaining Useful Life (RUL)
Asset-health prediction, degradation modelling, and failure probability
Explainable AI
Interpret model predictions using SHAP and feature importance
🧪 Hands-on: Build an Equipment Failure & RUL Prediction Model using NASA C-MAPSS in Google Colab
📅 Day 3 – Agentic AI & Autonomous Industrial Decisions
Agentic AI for Industrial Systems
Perception, reasoning, planning, action, and feedback
Autonomous Maintenance Decisions
Fault response, maintenance scheduling, and operational optimization
Digital Twin What-If Simulation
Simulate maintenance and operating scenarios before action
Multi-Agent & Human-in-the-Loop Systems
Coordinated AI agents, safety controls, and Industry 5.0 applications
🧪 Hands-on: Build an Agentic AI Maintenance Decision Workflow in Google Colab
Important Dates
Registration Ends
4.30 pm IST
Workshop Dates
2026-09-12
5 :30 PM IST
5 :30 PM IST
What You Will Gain
Outcomes
Explain the architecture and workflow of an AI-powered Industrial Digital Twin.
Integrate industrial sensor data with virtual models of machines and processes.
Analyze sensor and time-series data for condition monitoring and anomaly detection.
Build predictive models for failure prediction and predictive maintenance.
Assess asset health using Remaining Useful Life (RUL) and health indicators.
Develop AI-assisted workflows for fault identification and corrective action recommendations.
Understand how Agentic AI can reason over industrial data and digital twin outputs.
Design decision pipelines for maintenance prioritization, process optimization, and automated response.
Interpret model predictions for practical industrial decision-making.
Apply these concepts to smart factories, industrial equipment, energy assets, and cyber-physical systems
Who Should Attend
Researchers & PhD Scholars
Academicians & Faculty Members
Industry Professionals
Mechanical, Electrical & Mechatronics Engineers
AI/ML & Data Science Professionals
IoT & Automation Engineers
Maintenance & Reliability Engineers
Industry 4.0 / Digital Transformation Professionals