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IES Finance Committee, lead by Prof. Milos Manic, is putting a number of motions intending strategic transformation of Industrial Electronics Society known as IES Vision 2030.
This internal call is aiming to enhance or streamline any relevant IES activities and addressing immediate needs of IES volunteers and stimulating more turnaround of volunteer activities. Please see more details by checking “Read more.”
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Dr.-Ing. Eugene Mittelmann Achievement Award:
Recipient: Carlo Cecati
University of L’Aquila, Italy
Citation: For contributions in the area of industrial electronics
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Anthony J. Hornfeck Service Award:
Recipient: Roberto Oboe
University of Padova, Italy
Citation: For outstanding service to IES and improvement of the society operations
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IEEE J. David Irwin Early Career Award:
Recipient: Zhen Zhang
Tianjin University, China
Citation: For outstanding contributions to intelligent control for emerging power conversions and drives
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IEEE Bimal Bose Award for Industrial Electronics Applications in Energy Systems:
Recipient: Josep M. Guerrero
Aalborg University, Denmark
Citation: For pioneering contributions to renewable energy based microgrids
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IEEE Rudolf Chope Research & Development Award:
Recipient: Lucia Lo Bello
University of Catania, Italy
Citation: For outstanding contributions to research and development of traffic scheduling and network management techniques to support real-time communications on industrial wireless sensor networks
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IEEE IES Best Chapter Award:
Recipient: Western Australia IES Chapter
Citation: For recognition of Outstanding Chapter Activity in 2020
Chair: Hai Wang
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This special section invites original research in the field of IoMT for eHealth. In this issue, a cutting-edge progression in the area of 5G edge computing enabled IoMT would be discussed by introducing efficient and innovative solutions. Further, future directions of research and developments in Healthcare 5.0 would be considered to handle the various issues and challenges in this field.
Submit your work to this special section, organized by: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ren C. Luo, Dr. Syed Hassan Ahmed, Dr. Deepika Koundal, Dr. Vyasa Sai, Dr.Shalli Rani.
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This special section is proposed to promote the applications of AI techniques in microgrid. The aim of the special section is to share their latest discoveries in the areas of microgrid control, protection, energy management, communication, cyber-security, energy trading, etc. in the context of AI solutions. Submissions need to demonstrate strong original contributions to these areas.
Submit your work to this special section, organized by: Prof. Xiaoyu Wang, Prof. Omar Faruque, Prof. Kai Sun. Click read more for CFP and submission website.
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In this IEEE TEC podcast on Technology Transfer and Commercialization, Sheldon Williamson speaks with Dr. Marc Perron, Deep Tech Commercialization Expert and Senior IEEE Member. Marc explains the step-by-step procedures of how to market an idea from incubation. You will become more familiar with Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs), a method developed at NASA for estimating the maturity of technologies during the acquisition phase of a program.
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For the third time in 70 years, our Industrial Electronics Society AdCom happened online during the weekend of 12th and 13th of June. With a record of around 100 persons attending, our Administration Committee hits its stride. During two half days (that were actually nights for some of our members), many exciting presentations, news and initiatives were brought. Read the full article to learn more about the highlights of the meeting.
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The 2021 IEEE Energy Conversion Conference and Expo (ECCE) is making its West Coast rotation to Vancouver, Canada, 10-14 October 2021. This flagship conference from our sister Society PELS is a podium for presenting the latest power electronics, electric machines, and drives research, their applications, and engineering training. For those unable to travel to the event, the program will run in parallel using Vfairs, a widely adopted virtual event platform, providing participants with the closest “in-person” experience possible. The exhibition takes place over the first two days, at the height of conference attendance.
For more information and to secure your spot at the show, click the link below!
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IEEE-IES Technical Committee on Control, Robotics, and Mechatronics covers the specific area of robotic applications. Robots are complex mechatronics systems, which need precise path planning and control of motion. Robots are also meant to cooperate with humans, accepting orders from them. We have been working also on Intelligent Spaces (iSpaces) which have functions of understanding environments by networking sensors and serving people by using Mechatronics/Robotics devices. In iSpaces, Robotics play important roles from a viewpoint of human-machine interaction, covering technologies like gesture recognition, voice recognition, human face recognition, etc.
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The Electrical Machines Technical Committee (EMTC) is a group of specialists working in industry as well as academia on electromechanical energy conversion systems based on electrical machines and power electronics.
The applications considered include transportation electrification, grid-connected systems, energy production from renewables, energy harvesting, fault-tolerant systems, and high-efficiency industrial conversion systems.
EMTC and its members are strongly involved in the organization of international conferences and symposiums like International Conference on Electrical Machines (ICEM), Symposium on Diagnostics for Electrical Machines, Power Electronics and Drive (SDEMPED), Workshop on Electrical Machines Design, Control and Diagnosis (WEMDCD).
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This paper proposes a single-phase switched-mode bridgeless ac-dc buck-boost derived converter that can serve as a front-end converter for the on-board Electric Vehicle charging application. A comprehensive steady-state analysis for one switching cycle and the design equations of the proposed converter are presented. The small-signal model of the proposed converter is presented for the implementation of the closed-loop control. Experimental results from a 1.0-kW concept-proof hardware prototype have been demonstrated, which upholds the converter analysis.
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In this article, the authors propose a new control strategy for a class of underactuated systems that can treat the various constraints including actuated and unactuated state constraints and the constraints on some specific composite variables. Specifically, the authors elaborately design some new auxiliary terms that are composed of constrained variable signals and actuated velocity signals. The proposed method is applied to a double pendulum crane system and a tower crane system to verify its superior performance by experiments.
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Tuesday, 19 August 2021 at 7:00 AM PDT (10:00 AM EST, 4:00 PM CET)
By Yang Shi (University of Victoria, Canada)
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Tuesday 24 August 2021 at 3:00 PM BST (4:00 PM CET, 10:00 AM EST)
By Michael Short (Teesside University, UK)
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Check previously recorded webinars on IES Resource Center
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Dallas (USA) - Fully Virtual | 22-25 August 2021
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Västerås (Sweden) - Fully Virtual | 7-10 September 2021
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Toronto (Canada) - Fully Virtual | 13-16 October 2021
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Contributing authors and editors to this issue:
ITeN editorial board, Milos Manic, Hiromasa Haneda, Chandan Chakraborty, Marc Perron, Jiangbiao He, Roberto Oboe, Gabor Sziebig, Thomas M. Wolbank, Abhinandan Dixit, Ning Sun.
Contact us:
The Industrial Electronics Society eNewsletter is managed by ITeN, please visit the latest news of IES at
https://iten.ieee-ies.org/.
If you have CFPs, technical articles, awards received by IES members, Chapter activities news, etc., please send it to Fei Gao (EiC of ITeN,
[email protected]) for inclusion in the next IES eNewsletter.
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