Digital Twins: Predictive Modeling for Dynamic Industrial Processes

The aim is to teach participants how to use Digital Twins and predictive modeling to optimize industrial processes, improve efficiency, and enhance decision-making using real-time data and AI.

• Understand Digital Twin Technology: Learn the core concepts and applications of digital twins in industrial processes.
• Predictive Modeling: Explore how predictive modeling can be used to forecast system behaviors and optimize operations.
• Real-Time Data Integration: Gain hands-on experience in integrating real-time data into digital twins for continuous monitoring and decision-making.
• AI and Machine Learning Integration: Understand how AI and machine learning enhance the predictive capabilities of digital twins.
• Industry Applications: Discover practical applications of digital twins across various industries, including manufacturing, energy, and logistics.
• Hands-On Experience: Engage in practical sessions using tools and software to implement digital twin solutions in industrial contexts.

Day 1: Advanced Time-Series Forecasting with LSTMs

• Master LSTM networks for dynamic event forecasting (e.g., crystal diameter)
• Handle temporal dependencies in sensor data
• Hands-on: Build a forecasting model using sensor data

Day 2: Sensor Fusion and Multimodal Machine Learning

• Fuse multisource data (sensor and static parameters) for better predictions
• Enhance accuracy with multimodal learning
• Hands-on: Build a Multi-Input Neural Network for data fusion

Day 3: Anomaly Detection for Industrial Safety

• Detect early-stage failures with Autoencoders
• Build anomaly detection models for safety applications
• Hands-on: Train and test an anomaly detection model

Day 4: Interpretable AI Models for Reliability

• Use SHAP and LIME for model interpretability
• Visualize feature importance for transparent AI decisions
• Hands-on: Generate SHAP/LIME plots for feature analysis

• Researchers and Ph.D. scholars working on sensor data, forecasting, safety, and reliability
• Industry professionals in manufacturing, industrial safety, quality control, and predictive maintenance
• Data scientists and AI/ML practitioners interested in industrial AI applications
• Engineers and technical professionals working with sensor systems and process data
• Faculty and academicians exploring applied AI for industrial use cases
• Postgraduate and final-year undergraduate students in AI, data science, electronics, instrumentation, mechanical, manufacturing, or related fields
• Professionals seeking hands-on experience in LSTMs, sensor fusion, anomaly detection, SHAP, and LIME
• Participants with basic knowledge of Python and machine learning will benefit most