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2021 NSF ECR Workforce
Development Workshop
New frontier of mechatronics for mobility, energy, and production engineering
September 16 & 17, Detroit, Michigan
September 17 & 18, Long Beach, California
About
The two-day workshop is designed to discuss the education and workforce development of mechatronics in production engineering, for
· 4-year college/university engineering or technology faculty;
· Community college instructors;
· High school science or technology teachers; and
· Mechatronics related and ground mobility industry professionals.
In this workshop, participants will
· Explore the pathways and opportunities in the mechatronics industry
· Overview the current education and workforce development programs in mechatronics
· Discuss the emerging mechatronics technologies, challenges, and development closely with professionals.
Workshop by Wayne State University
Detroit, MI
Agenda & Slides (on the icons)
September 16
9:30-9:45
Open & Coffee
11:00-12:00
Akshay Sheorey, Siemens Digital Industries Software Engineering & Consulting Services
Mechatronics and Model Based Development for EV’s and ADAS applications
- Introduction to Mechatronics
- What is model based development
- Applications for Electric vehicles and Autonomous system
- How to apply Model based development techniques to address issues relating to System Integration and evaluate multi-attribute Trade-offs
Application and Registration
Download the flyer and the application form.
- Location and Contact
Location: Inventors' Room, Industrial Innovation Center, Wayne State University
461 Burroughs St, Detroit, MI 48202
If you have any related questions, please send us a message.
Live Stream & Zoom
Life Stream on the workshops days.
Recording after the workshop.
Join Zoom Meetinghttps://wayne-edu.zoom.us/j/94362367876?pwd=L3A5N2sxaDdoZnV6eHZIaVdxQVRndz09Workshop by California State University, Long Beach
Long Beach, CA
September 17 and 18, 2021
Get an Idea about the New Frontier of Mechatronics for Alternative Energy and Aerospace Engineering!
About this event
New Frontier of Mechatronics for Alternative Energy and Aerospace Engineering
Mechatronics is a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary science integrating the knowledge from electronics, mechanics, control theory, robotics, computer, and even biomedical and chemical engineering fields. The recent growing convergence research emphasized on integrating knowledge, methods, and expertise from different disciplines and forming novel frameworks to catalyze scientific discovery and innovation. Mechatronics matches this new trend of convergence engineering research for deep integration across disciplines and is also inspired by its active means of addressing a specific challenge or opportunity for societal needs.
Most of the current workforces were trained from the conventional education system, and there is a critical need for an interdisciplinary approach to engineering education. Curricula of colleges and universities should address interdisciplinary learning to match current mechatronics workforce needs. Mechatronics can be introduced to prepare readiness of K-12 students in the STEM areas.
Goals and Activities
In the workshop, the current challenges and future trends of both markets and technologies in mechatronics will be discussed by industry personnel, and the latest inventions and research of mechatronics technologies will be presented by university faculty and researchers. Engineering education faculty and K-12 teachers will contribute their experiences and idea of new teaching methodologies and tools, especially innovative technologies such as design software, microcontrollers (Arduino and Raspberry Pi), and extended reality (VR, AR, MR). Experts will also discuss social and economic impacts of mechatronics technology development and the growth of workforce of mechatronics in production industries.
Mode
Hybrid conference with both online and in-person presentations/activities/demonstrations
Location
Beach Ballroom 251ABC
University Student Union
California State University, Long Beach
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